The Steadfast Triad is bound by a simple link: consistency. All of Their domains are ones that remain consistent and persistent no matter what Mortals seem to do.

Common Symbols of the Triad:

Though each of the Deities have symbols of their own, these are things that symbolize the Triad as a whole.

Fists with Broken Chains

The concept of freedom, symbolized by broken chains on manacles, has strong ties to the Steadfast Triad. The Triad represents some of the most primal and important freedoms that Mortals can have: a Home, Knowledge, and Strength. And being unbound gives Mortals the ability to pursue these to their greatest ability.

Circles or Arrows in a Circle

Circles, or specifically arrows in a circle, each pointing to the next, symbolize the interconnected nature of the Triad. Each facet, each Deity, links to the next in a never ending loop that cannot be broken or unmade.

Virtues:

Virtues represent what the Triad values most in Mortals and what behaviors would please them.

Respect

Respect is a very diverse concept. Respect for oneself, respect for one's elders, respect for all the people around you. The Triad reveres respect for all things, including nature, the land around us, animals and our peers. Respect often means recognizing that a difference of opinion or ideal can stand and be honored without conflict, and can often mean taking extra care of something.

Dedication

Whatever one does in life, they should be dedicated to it. Whenever possible, one should give their all to their task and their work or their passion. The Steadfast Triad feels that if one cannot be dedicated to an idea, the idea is not worth pursuing.

Vices:

Vices represent what the Triad abhors most in Mortals and what behaviors would earn their ire.

Irresponsibility

The Steadfast Triad has a special disdain for irresponsibility, for it shows a lack of care and lack of Dedication to one's task and work. Being irresponsible points to a lack of focus and attention to detail that the Triad seeks in all things. Irresponsibility can, and often does, lead Mortals down paths from which they cannot return, as they get to far into the trenches to be able to set back on the "right" path.

Being Self-serving

While one should always make sure to take care of themself, being entirely self-serving goes against the fundamental concepts of Respect and Dedication that the Steadfast Triad holds in such high regard. When one focuses too much on themself, they lose sight of what matters most in their connection to others and the world that surrounds them from day to day. Being Self-serving breaks the never ending nature of the circle.