Vishap

Vishap was a Astral Deity of the Nibirian Pantheon. Known as the Purple Dragon, the Father of Spells, and the Master of the Weave, his portfolio included magic/spells, the weave, and kindness/gift giving. Vishap's domain was Arcana. Worshipers of Vishap are known as Gifted Ones or Weavers.

Description
Vishap had a fairly universal depiction across nations of Nibiru. Some consider this is because he is one of the younger Nibirian gods, though still thousands of years old. Vishap has two primary depictions, one more common in Rhine, Ykater, and parts of Gael. Another more common in Gael, Savera, and dragonborn tribes of Rhine.

In the former, he's often depicted as a jolly rotund man with a full black beard and wavy, messy hair. He is portrayed as wearing a purple robe and holding a goblet full of wine in one hand, and carrying a small pouch in the other. The pouch is presumably filled with magic and gifts. Some depictions has him holding a yellow sphere reminiscent of an eye with an eight pointed pupil. This depiction hints to his other form.

In the latter areas, he is depicted as a great purple dragon with deep yellow eyes. He is often portrayed as laying down, covering the top of a goblet with one claw.

Vishap's symbol is that of his eight-pointed eye. It is said that there is one point for every school of magic.

History
Vishap is said to be the greatest of the sons of Imogyo. When he was alive on the planet, it is said he taught the first fledgling humans magic. How to cast arcane spells and how to manipulate the weave to their wills without need for reverence of nature or gods. Many clerics and druids hated Vishap for this reason and attempted to kill him. But every time they were met with little other than peace and understanding, and most who went to kill him often left with little to no blood having been spilled.

Vishap also made it a habit to visit nearby villages during the harshest of winters and deliver unto them gifts of food and warmth to keep them sustained through the nights. Eventually this practiced was mimicked until it became a full-fledged festival in honor of him.

His teachings became widespread, though it is unclear now as to where he lived. Many believed he worked primarily within Ykater, though some argue that's merely where he ascended and he actually dwelled within Rhine. The truth is likely somewhere in between.

Realm
Vishap's domain is largely unknown. It is accepted that he travels often within the astral sea, though he is said to have palaces in both Avalon and the Nether. His presence can even be felt in parts of the Far Reaches, though in a much more limited capacity. His presence in the Astral Sea allows for arcane spellcasters to cast their magic in wildspace with relative ease, though proximity to the phlogistan may still cause occasional hiccups.