Agha & Ngila

Agha (ah-gah) & Ngila (gee-lah)
Not to be mistaken for our twin moons of the same names, the God and Goddess of the elements are two of the most popular Gods in regards to the availability of literature on them. Depicted as dancers taking part in an endless celestial ballet, the two gods are considered the immediate cause of all climatalogical activity on Kadoor, but especially severe or unexpected weather or cataclysm. Together, they are considered the most physically formidable gods in the pantheon, but apart, they are said to be no more powerful than a calm breeze, or a rogue wave. The churches dedicated to the Dancing Gods are often places of peculiar worship. Some dedicate to specific elements, such as fire, ice, or water. Others combine elements or choose just one, but all of the churches to Agha & Ngila hold regular dances and/or balls (depending on the clientele).