Tarsakh

Tarsakh is the god of travel and endeavour, and a member of the Calendaris. He is celebrated in the tenth month of the year, Tarsis, and his feastday (name) is observed on the fifteenth.

Description
Tarsakh is commonly depicted as a tall, disheveled human man, with broken teeth and dirt under his nails but twinkling bright blue eyes. He's referred to frequently as a father figure, and as a symbol of hard work and struggle both. His sigil is that of a pair of axes crossed with a farmer's hoe.

Personality
There are many stories of Tarsakh as a mortal: it's said that he was a farmer and a familyman, and that he had both these things ripped away from him unjustly. As god, it's said that he is unstable and prone to impulse, but self-sacrificing and willing, above all, to try for the good of the universe.

Relationships
Tarsakh is a bit of a patron saint for would-be heroes; many fledgling adventurers come from humble backgrounds and see something of themselves in the stories of Tarsakh as a mortal before his ascension to godhood.