Tyr

Tyr is one of several planets orbiting a binary star system. One large blue star, Apollodorus (The Tyrant), and one smaller red star, Arion (The Poet).

The astrological symbol for Tyr is the Tiwaz rune (ᛏ).

There is a collision between two rocky planets within the solar system that can be viewed with the naked eye from Tyr. It is the brightest object in the sky besides the two suns and moons. Sailors know that this "star" is not reliable as a source of navigation due to it's erratic movement across the sky. More educated navigators and astronomers however understand that it is a planet and can use it for celestial navigation.

Mythos
Legends say that Tyr was named for the god that formed it. First he created his two twin sons, Appolodorus and Arion, then he created the planets for all of their amusement. He created Tyr as a menagerie, and populated it with all manner of creatures for him and his family to observe. But one day a meteor crashed into the planet and devastated the life there. It is said that Tyr turned from the world then as he had grown bored. He asked his twin sons to watch over the worlds that he had created while he was gone. Without the influence of Tyr, life continued however, and blossomed in new ways that Tyr had not imagined. Profits portent that Tyr will someday return when existence on the world has become interesting and varied enough for Appolodorus and Arion to call their father back. It is for this reason that various cults and religious sects seek to either foster life in all its forms in the hopes that Tyr will return, or eradicate it in the hopes that Tyr will not return.

Seasons
When Tyr is in opposition to its two suns, the suns appear to rise and set as one. During this season, the days are especially bright, and the nights are especially long.

During times of conjunction, there is no night, and instead a time of dim blue light. This is a holy season for Silver Elves, especially when the two moons are visible.