Isar the Seer
Anointer of the First Kings · The Last Drift-Warden
Isar the Seer is the prophet who stands at the founding of the monarchy (c. 1010 B.F.) — the last of the Drift-Wardens and the first of the court prophets, who anointed the first kings of the Kingdom of the North with the oil-and-frost. Raised in the Frosthall from childhood (he heard the Cold call him by name in the night), he became the conscience of the throne, “who set up kings and put them down.”
The Kingmaker
At the people’s demand for a king “like the warm nations have,” Isar warned them of the burden of warm power, then by the Cold’s word anointed their first king — and later, when that king’s heart thawed, anointed in secret the shepherd-boy Davard in his place. His ministry teaches that no crown stands above the Cold, and that the Cold “looks not on the warm outside but on the still heart.” His acts are recorded in the Chronicle of the Kings of the North.
Veneration
Patron of seers, counselors, and the rightly-ordering of power; invoked for discernment. Honored as the bridge between the age of Wardens and the age of Kings.