Malangar

Malangr (or Malangar), known as Spirit of Four Faces and Father of Seasons, is a major deity in several Norscan pantheons. He is the God of Seasons and God of the Survivors, reveared a sacred spirit, though sometimes as an evil one.

According to ancient Norscan legends, he is actually a gathering of four different deities, the aspects of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each one of them is an Elder Spirit.

Aspects:

Varla - The Aspect of Spring. Spring in Norscan culture is a small period between winter and summer that symbolizes the beggining of a new year. Reveared as a good spirit.

Sumar - The Aspect of Summer. Summer in Norscan culture is the time of joy, and most their celebrations and holidays take place during the summer time. Reveared as a good spirit.

Haust - The Aspect of Autumn. Autumn in Norscan culture is the season of final preparations for the upcoming winter. Reveared as a good spirit.

Vetrvin - The Aspect of Winter. Winter is the longest and most cruel season in Norscan culture, bringing death and hunger. During the winter Norscan raiders and conquerors move southwards to terrorize their southern neighbors, and aquire means to survive. Reveared as an evil spirit.