The Land-gods are a group of unique Plowhorns native to Plainsong, which are of great religious and cultural importance to the Utaru tribe.
Description
The Land-gods are a group of Plowhorns that have tended to the fields of Plainsong for generations.
Land-gods
Do
Do's festival is held at the end of winter. Do was one of the Plowhorns that wandered away from Plainsong and ended up ensnared by Metal Flowers in a canyon to the northwest.
Re
Mi
Fa
- Main article: Fa
Fa was transformed by HEPHAESTUS into the first Grimhorn.
So
So's festival is celebrated in the fall at the beginning of the harvest. So was one of the Plowhorns that wandered away from Plainsong and ended up trapped under debris in a lake to the southeast.
La
La's festival is held on the summer solstice.
Ti
Ti's festival is held in the winter, and was celebrated as a season of gratitude. Ti was one of the Plowhorns that wandered away from Plainsong and ended up south in Cinnabar Sands.
Trivia
- The names of the Land-gods are transparently derived from solfeggio, a method of marking musical intonation.
- It is likely the Utaru got the names of the Land-gods from the names of the ancient satellite dishes of the Western Grand Array, of which Plainsong is constructed atop. According to the datapoint Worth it, the names of the dishes were also derived from solfeggio.
- While Zo states that the Land-gods became aggressive to humans after the Derangement, the Land-gods in the world show no signs of aggression or even acknowledgement towards humans.