Almurat Mor, Seeker of Truth

* Worshipers: The falsely accused

### Lore

Almurat Mor was born into nobility. His family was one of the oldest in the region and all spoke well of them. They were well respected and trusted. From the outside they looked as a family sworn to uphold the Laws and Justice of the crown. Almurat was brought up to be a high judge and so spent almost everyday studying. As he grew up he realized that his family was not so noble or law abiding that everyone thought. The used their positions to conduct illegal activities such as blackmail and bribes. He felt torn between his family's activities and the justice he spent his entire childhood studying.

When he eventually became one of the most respected judges his family started putting pressure on him to help them with various activities. At first it was only small things such as overlooking a minor offence or persuading one of his colleagues to go easy on a family member.

The day finally came when Almurat could take it no longer. Before him stood a man that had raped and killed a young girl but was a great smuggler for his family and so they had told him to let him go. As Almurat looked at the man and the man knowingly smiled at him Almurat could feel a cold wrath rise in him. Why was it that money could absolve a person of their crime in this world? Then and there he swore to all the Gods that truth cannot be hidden and sentenced the man to death. He felt no happiness to see the mans smile turn into a surprised anger and then fear.

His family cursed him but could not condemn him in public. They spent many years to try and turn him to their side, either with threats or honeyed words. He refused all instead seeking the truth and exacting justice. Eventually his family realized he would never be on their side and decided to send an assassin to finish him.

Almurat had long await this reaction and so was not caught unprepared. As the assassin entered his house celestial chains rose up from the ground and bound him. He found himself unable to lie and told Almurat who had sent him and why. Almurat merely nodded and filled with justice he for the first time in his life took justice into his own hands. He lifted his hands to the sky and summoned enormous hammer made from pure light. The assassin lived but almost every bone in his body was broken and a thick nail made from what looked like silver, had pierced his tongue and could not be removed. Almurat told him to repent and left him there. The assassin later became one of hist most devote follower.

Nobody knows where Almurat went after that night but it is common knowledge that the Mor family is no more and he was lifted from mortality as a demi god.

Stories tell of a trial between two Gods where Almurat was made to Judge and this is how he obtained divinity.

### Feat - Seeker of Truth

A worshiper of Almurat can only acquire inspiration points by successfully identifying a lie from someone not a follower or companion. Worshipers gain advantage on bluffchecks. You can always use a lesser effect than what you rolled should you so wish.

Reaction: Spending the inspiration point allows them to summon Almurats justice. Roll a d20 to determine the effect. If used on the person who lied gain advantage.

d1- The target cannot lie for 24h and must answer questions asked

d2-10- The target feels the weight of Lies upon them and gain disadvantage on their next roll.

d11-19- Summon a Celestial object and attempt to break the targets bones

d20- Celestial chains bind the target for 1 min and you may use one of the other effects freely