Christian

Though not very warlike, the Christian God is a powerful and growing power with worship sects throughout the Empire and Persia. He is unitary, yet, despite Christianity’s monotheistic nature, divided in three parts - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, a very strange distinction for many in the polytheistic Mediterranean. Leveraging the power of His underground cults throughout the Mediterranean, the Christian god has frayed the edges of the pagans’ power just enough to gain a seat at the bargaining table, and despite His peaceful nature, He is not above subterfuge and subtle influence to protect His worshipers. Christian clerics and priests are masters of staying out of sight and manipulating the flow of major events from behind the scenes, as befits their station as a persecuted minority within the Roman Empire.

The Father
The first portion of the Triune God, the Father is the same God as the Jewish Yahweh. He sent a portion of his own divinity to Earth in the form of Jesus Christ to save the human race.

The Son
The second portion of the Triune God, the Son is represented by Jesus Christ - the son of God, born of a human woman, and crucified by the Romans, and reborn to free humanity of their sins. He is seen as the Messiah prophesied by ancient Judaism by the faithful - though obviously this has not been universally accepted.

The Holy Spirit
The third portion of the Triune God, the Holy Spirit is the ephemeral binding force that encompasses both the Father and the Son and who brings knowledge and grace to the human race. It’s influence can be seen in many Christian’s ability to speak in tongues, as well as the speed in which their religion seems to spread.