In the beginning, when the universe was young and its inhabitants few, the first creatures ventured to understand one another. Languages developed, and, much like how Dragavar was born from the casting of the first spell, Tel'let, the Goddess of Language, was born from the energy of languages. With her birth, language developed rapidly, especially in the Mechanus, Arcadia, and their demiplanes, and relationships between and across the planes were revolutionized by a newfound ease of communication.

Appearance

Tel'let appears as a tall, stern woman with librarian's glasses.

Holy Symbol

The few who seek to declare the devotion to Tel'let usually do so by tattooing the definition of their favorite word upon themselves.

Tel'let has an obsession with order. She desires that the perfect methods of communication be academically developed and then strictly enforced, so that every creature can learn to understand any other.

Tel'let looks down upon Ryemack as a tainted lesser god, earning her the ire of Gallery's inhabitants.

She has worked with Dracar before, including helping him with the creation of Mechanical Soldiers. She is amicable with the others in her pantheon but pays them little heed. She frequently ignores Prima's inquiries into her well being.