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The Belfry

Representing each of the various religions on Sprin'Torel is The Belfry. This faction works to ensure that each of the religions is not only properly represented but also that each one gets its dues.

## History

Though the churches were always present throughout history, they felt as if they weren't being given the respect that they were due. The Shadow Pantheon and the Gods of Chaos felt underrepresented, and were ready to make themselves more dominant in society. The Legion of Light and The Order were prepared to completely annihilate whatever organisations existed to represent The Shadow Pantheon and the Gods of Chaos.

As tensions grew, The Council of Harmony decided to work with the Gold Helms and mediate a peace between the two sides. And thus, The Belfry was born. The Belfry seeks to give equal representation to each of the groups, creating a system where each group within the pantheon elects a representative to speak on their behalf in The Belfry. Each year, they host an election to rotate between which church represents their group, allowing for each church to have a say regarding any issues they may have - both internally and with other churches.

That isn't to say that this solved every problem between the groups, of course. While this served to solve the big issues, such as ensuring each church was properly represented, funded, and maintained in every major city, there were still some issues with fairness and conflicts between individual churches that this arrangement hardly helped with.

Of course, the Council of Harmony did what they could to help minimize the damage - and what they couldn't do on their own, they called upon the Gold Helms for help. And regardless of what issues the churches may have with this, they all agree this was the best arrangement that they could have come up with or hoped for.

## Philosophy

Though The Belfry is mostly focused on maintaining their own internal peace, this hardly stops individual churches from arranging their own means of amassing power. Whether this is done through subterfuge or by influencing the upper class elites, all that matters to each member of the Belfry is that they remain known and garner as much influence as possible.

But at the end of the day, the goal of the Belfry is peace within to create peace without for all.

## Notable Members

* Lucian Hawke
	+ First Peacekeeper who organised The Belfry and codified the law ruling over the Belfry
* Azusa Dicey
	+ Peacekeeper who stood between a High Priest of Fire and a High Priestess of the Forge, preventing a potential collapse of the Belfry.
* Nahiri Seville
	+ Amended the law of the Belfry to make it more fair for all parties involved
* Torbor Pierce
	+ Weaved magic into the law of the Belfry, making it more difficult for members to break
Mevdum

Mevdum, often referred to as the Queen of Loss, is one of the major deities on the world of Sprin'Torel. While there are a number of gods associated with death, Mevdum is unique in that she cares not for the person who died. Instead, she cares about those close to the deceased, taking pleasure in their mourning.

While society on a whole tends to frown on members of the Shadow Pantheon, Mevdum is the only goddess that society despises. While there may be uses for the other gods if they can temper their fanaticism, Mevdum takes pleasure in other people's misery.

## Worshipers

Many of Mevdum's followers are either performers who specialize in tragedies, or morticians. While people generally tend to avoid morgues run by Mevdum's worshipers given that they run these morgues with a smile, these tend to be the cheapest option around. Some of these charge people based on the mourners' sadness, allowing for people to ensure a respectful burial of their loved ones even if their loss is made a mockery of.

### Clerics

Mevdum's clerics are shunned by most adventuring parties because these clerics believe that they can become good conduits for suffering by becoming close to other people then letting them die. While they are often useful for keeping people alive for as long as possible, knowing that the closer the relationship, the deeper the sense of loss, after an ally dies, they will typically destroy the body as quickly as possible to prevent any resurrection so that they may hold onto that sense of loss.

### Orders

The Mournful
The Mournful are group of assassins who only take jobs where they kill people who are loved. Though they are often found at funerals, standing out among the people mourning the deceased, they have spent enough time honing their skills that it is nigh impossible to prove that they did anything wrong.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Mevdum involves many rituals and rites. Many of these involve listening to other people's misery or reciting their own misery, but there are a number of prayers for channeling their sense of loss towards Mevdum. Below is an example of a prayer to Mevdum:

> "May my tears sate your immortal thirst, Our Lady of Loss. As I mourn the death of my loved ones, and feel their loss deep at my very being, I give it onto you. Take it from me that you may be truly happy. Through our suffering, may you become infinitely stronger and more powerful. May our cries of loss be music to your ears, satiating you and making us more powerful to do your bidding."
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Nelsyn

Nelsyn, often referred to as The Honourbound, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. They're often worshiped by only the most elite of warriors and soldiers, though many people worship them out of the ideal that they represent.

While Nelsyn is often seen as a god of honourable combat, saying that you worship Nelsyn signals to people that you are worth trusting. This trust causes people to want to be honest with Nelsyn's followers out of a sense that abusing this trust can only lead to a negative outcome.

## Worshipers

People who worship Nelsyn tend to have a strict honour code - though, it is often rare to find two people with the exact same code outside of the same family. These people tend to follow every aspect of their code to the letter even if it comes at a strong personal cost, or if its against the law for whatever reason. While this can create issues for them, it can also have a great benefit when it comes to social encounters, with people tending to trust them more at an implicit level, knowing that they would not go against their code.

### Clerics

Nelsyn's clerics are devout almost to a fault - not only to Nelsyn, but to their code of honour. They tend to go out of their way to follow their code, having a more active code beyond how one ought to behave. The fact that their code is based in action instead of inaction means that these clerics not only choose to go out to live an adventurous life, but they feel obligated to for the sake of maintaining their honour and to worship Nelsyn.

### Orders

The Sacred Blade
Members of The Sacred Blade are all Samurai, who seek to further themselves with practice and determination to their practice. Though they do not share a code of honour, they find that their code is similar enough that they can work and train together. In spite of this, they often find themselves on opposing sides during times of battle, but will typically let themselves sort it out with single combat.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Nelsyn involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the sake of preserving honour, there are some that are involved with protection during battle. Below is an example of a prayer to Nelsyn:

> "Nelsyn, I purge myself of everything displeasing to you. I want to be a vessel fitted, ready, filled and useful for glory. I make myself available to you, fit and ready for any good work. I offer myself fully to you—spirit, mind and body. Make me a vessel of honor. I lift up my family, fellow believers, my government and my business to you. Show me through your word how to honor others and live honorably."
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Anja

Anja, often referred to as The Vengeful, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. Many see Anja's symbol, and are immediately fearful, knowing that she will enact revenge on anyone who does her wrong. This reputation has made it so that people rarely know what to do around her followers, knowing that ignoring them may be as problematic as actively doing them wrong.

This mercurial nature that comes with her and her followers has made it so that many of her followers are shunned by the general public, with only the most cruel members of society choosing to follow her.

## Worshipers

Anja's worshipers believe that what they do is not only just, but essentially required of them. They think that it is their divine right to punish those who have wronged them, believing that they have either been put in a unique position where they can get revenge - or that they simply need to get stronger to get it. This mentality has created tension between her followers and the rest of society given that a person invoking her name tends to be not only cruel enough to want revenge, but to find countless ways of carrying this out.

### Clerics

Many of Anja's clerics believe that they are as justified as those who worship Veotl, believing their revenge to be a personal justice. As such, they tend to have a very self-righteous air to themselves, yearning to punish anyone who would do them wrong - even if such a slight was justified. In spite of this, plenty of Anja's clerics are revered in some circle given that they are willing to not only dole out personal revenge, but to help those who burn with the fires of revenge, as well.

### Orders

The Vindicators
Some of those who worship Anja tend to make it their personal goal to go around the world and punish those who have wronged others. While they believe this is out of a sense of justice, often their punishments outweigh the original injustice. Regardless, they are called on for help very often - though mostly by people who already see the value in worshiping her.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Anja involves many rituals and rites. Many of these are for the strength to carry out revenge plans, but there are some for wishing cruelties on their enemies. Below is an example of a prayer to Anja:

> "Anja, I pray that you might expose the evil done against me and that the perpetrator might be brought to repentance or else experience the pain they inflicted on others. Let them be unable to sleep; awaken them with the painful reality of what they’ve done and judge them accordingly. If it must be tragedy that awakens them to the trail of evil they have left behind, then do whatever is necessary to bring to their senses."
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Kalona

Kalona, often referred to as The Destroyer, is one of the major deities on the world of Sprin'Torel. She is often referred to as the personification of chaos itself. As such, people fear her more than they revere her. They respect her authority and power as a god, but very few see her as a goddess that people ought to worship - especially not when she's very often blamed whenever bad things happen.

Yet, some people argue that this sense of fear should not be mistaken as respect for her power. These people point out that those who fear her treat her almost as if she was a member of the Shadow Pantheon, but that as long as there is no wanton havoc, then she has done nothing wrong. Though, these people who make these observations tend to be feared as much as Kalona, herself.

## Worshipers

Those who worship Kalona tend to take pleasure in destroying things for the smallest reason. This has led people to pay close attention to people whenever they claim to worship Kalona. Whenever something gets destroyed, fingers always immediately get pointed at Kalona's followers, with all kinds of organisations looking for reasons to just crack down on them. Though some of her followers - and even The Belfry, themselves - say that this discrimination is completely unfounded.

### Clerics

Kalona's clerics are usually murderous at worst and intent on committing felonies at best. They believe that the best way to worship Kalona is by destroying whatever they want. Some of these clerics are able to reign it in long enough that they can help out with mines or demolishing condemned buildings, but many of these clerics are simply too dangerous for the public and tend to be frowned upon by the rest of society.

### Orders

There are no known orders that follow Kalona.

## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Kalona involves many rituals and rites. Many of these rituals involve sacrifice and destruction, but there are some simple prayers intended to bringing destruction upon their enemies. Below is an example of a prayer to Kalona:

> "Let their own table before them become a snare; and when they are at peace, let it become a trap. Let their eyes be darkened, so that they cannot see, and make their loins tremble continually.Pour out your indignation upon them, and let your burning anger overtake them.May their camp be a desolation; let no one dwell in their tents.For they persecute him whom you have struck down, and they recount the pain of those you have wounded. Add to them punishment upon punishment; may they have no acquittal from you.Let them be blotted out of the book of the living; let them not be enrolled among the righteous."
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Sheng Chun/Jutsu

## **Mixed ninjutsu**

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1. **Wood style**

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1. tree is coming (grow trees)

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**2. Ice style**

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* Ice Blocking (blow ice wind to freeze)

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**3 .White Flame (Wind + Fire)**

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* flame tornado
* Flame claw (Huge)
* Flame dragon swirl

## **Jutsu**

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**Specials**

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**Rank A**

1. **Rasengan / spiral pill** - Erode & Infect + Biological bomb

**Rank E**

1. Shadow clone
2. TransformatioN
3. Body Replacement Technique (or Substitution)
4. Tree Climbing Practice
5. Water Surface Walking Practice

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**Wind style**

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1. Wind Blade (Erosion & infection)

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**Fire style**

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**Rank B**

1. Fire DragonBullet

**Rank C**

1. Fire Dragon
2. Fireball

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**Lightning style**

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**Rank A**

1. Electro magnetic cannon (Thunder ball)
2. Chidori / Thousand Bird

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 **Water** Style

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**Rank B**

1. Water dragon bomb
2. Water droplet / Water wall

**Rank C**

1. Water clearing

**Rank D**

1. Water clear waves

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**Earth Style**

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**Rank C**

1. Diving / Hiding Like a Mole
2. Yellow Spring Marsh

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**Medical**

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**Rank A**

1 .Mystical Palm Technique

## **Physical**

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**Movement**

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**D rank**

1. blinking technique / Body Flicker Technique
Undercutters

The Undercutters are one of the major factions of Sprin'Torel's underground. Though, unlike most other factions, very little is known about them or how they work.

## History

The first known account of Undercutter activity was when some members of The Caged told the Gold Helms about the source of some of their illicit materials. While the Gold Helms weren't able to prove that the Undercutters existed, they now knew why they couldn't seem to find the source of countless drugs or other things that shouldn't have been available to the public.

To the rest of the public, the Undercutters were little more than rumours. Some people have made attempts to find out more about the Undercutters, whether to join them or to simply find out whether or not they actually exist. Yet, similarly to the Gold Helms, almost none of these attempts made it even close to succeeding. And those who did get close were quickly disposed of, one way or another.

In more recent history, the Undercutters have gotten a bit more bold, some of their leaders coming out to the public if only to strike fear in the hearts of their enemies. But even as they came out, there was little the Gold Helms could do, not being able to actually make any crimes stick on the various leaders throughout time. While some more bold attempts at going public ended up with the Undercutters disposing of their leader for the sake of maintaining their secrecy.

## Organisation

Not very much is known about how the Undercutters are organised aside from they seem to follow a leader.

## Notable Members

* Anvirah McInnis
	+ First leader of the Undercutters to go public.
Zuris

Zuris, often referred to as the Forgemaster, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. Some argue that she is one of the most important deities given how important the forge is to the very state of the world as it is now. In spite of this, many are still more comfortable worshiping some of the more classic gods than Zuris, thinking her to be only of worth for smiths.

Of course, her worshipers devote themselves to their craft, putting their all into every single item they make. While many claim this this is done merely out of a sense of pride, deep down every smith knows that their work is representative of themselves and the Forgemaster, and they would not be able to slack off without dishonouring her.

## Worshipers

Though most of Zuris' followers are, in fact, blacksmiths toiling away in a forge day in and day out, many of them are soldiers hoping that their armour and weaponry hold out in the midst of battle. While they may claim that they are not doing this out of a sense of worship and that it is merely a prayer of hope, smiths still claim that any prayer for good forging is good enough for her.

### Clerics

As with her followers, Zuris' clerics tend to also be trained with how to work a forge, using these skills to create protection for even the poorest of militia. Of course, some go above and beyond, wanting to use only materials they could get themselves, believing their sacrifice to lead to Zuris' blessing, creating even more quality materials. As such, they find that they are welcome in many forges while traveling, with the owners of those forges more curious to see what glorious devices may come out of it.

### Orders

The Striking Blow
While many soldiers deny any worship to Zuris, The Striking Blow are an order of soldiers who double as blacksmiths, making their own weapons and armour for fighting. Though some think that they are wasting their time, energy, and focus doing both of these things at once, there is no denying that these are powerful soldiers with quality product. As such, no military force has ever greeted these people with anything less than open arms.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Zuris involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for strength and creativity in a forge, there are some for protection and hoping that their weapons and armour hold up against the natural wear and tear of battle. Below is an example of a prayer to Zuris:

> "I ask Zuris to give me the strength to lead my hammer and to retain the knowledge that will help me do my job and create such devices that will bring soldiers home in one piece."
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Daasis

Daasis, often referred to as the Timekeeper, is one of the major deities in the planet of Sprin'Torel. Though he is not worshiped by many, he exists in the forefront of many minds with the constant acknowledgement of the movement of time.

This constant reminder that all things are ravaged by the passing of time leads people to think that those who follow Daasis are extremely morbid and a bummer to be around. In spite of their stoicism, they know that with time comes good things, and to feel bad over things to be ravaged by time means that there must have been things worth mourning in the first place.

## Worshipers

While there is a misconception that those who follow Daasis are stoic to the point of being uncaring, Daasis' followers are more often than not deeply invested in everything - living and otherwise. This comes from the idea that time corrodes everything and through this, everything shows the passing of time. As such, they believe that Daasis' touch is evident in everything, creating art with every passing second.

### Clerics

Daasis' clerics are sometimes suggested to be spacey and easily distracted, but in reality they spend much of their time admiring the passing of time. People tend to think that these clerics are not serious clerics given that they can often be found laying around, staring at the skies. This misconception has led to many underestimating these clerics until they manage to control the tide of time itself.

### Orders

Order of the Hourglass
Part of the idea that Daasis' followers are overly stoic come from the Order of the Hourglass. The people in this order see the ravages of time as inevitable to the point where they are painfully cold to those around them. They tend to avoid making any relationships with people outside of the order, not seeing any reason in spending time with someone or something that is bound to die.
Preservationists
Though this order was originally founded by followers of Haya, Daasis' followers found that they had much in common with the Preservationists, having a strong desire to seek out beauty of all kinds and prolong its life. Though some of Daasis' followers believe this to be perverse, thinking that they are interceding in the passing of time, these Preservationists argue that if Daasis did not want time to slow on these things, he wouldn't allow them to slow.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Daasis involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for patience, there are plenty of prayers for youthfulness or for long life. Below is an example of a prayer to Daasis:

> "Patience is a virtue of Daasis: he awaits the coming of his followers. Forgive my trespasses, for many times have I tested you. I deserved the wrath of your hand, but you saw greater things for me: Your patience has been enormous! Grant me a droplet of such endurance, That I may abolish my impious impatience, Refraining from using unpleasant words, And always reflecting your serenity."
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Qridite

Qridite, often referred to as The Harvester, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. As with many of the gods in The Order, they do not have very many people who follow them specifically, yet people still revere them as being highly important for society's sake.

Given that Qridite rules over all forms of agriculture, the public holds them in high regard given their relationship to food - yet, there are some who not only know about some more illicit farms but also that those same farmers worship Qridite as devoutly as the mainstream farmers. This duality created a sense of trepidation in those who don't follow them out of a concern of the many poisons that come from them.

## Worshipers

Almost all of Qridite's worshipers are farmers in some respect or another. This is in part because they only tend to care about the agricultural aspect of society, but also because they are seen as a god precisely for farmers. That is, the average person sees no reason to care about them beyond getting food on the table.

### Clerics

Qridite's clerics tend to be more down to earth than the average person given that they spend more time working the fields and distributing food to those who need it most than they do with anything else. To followers of Qridite, nobody is undeserving of food, and no plant is unworthy of life. While this is seen as problematic when it comes to more toxic or poisonous plant life, for the most part, these clerics are generally well regarded by the public because of their charity work.

### Orders

AG Hall
The AG Hall is made up of followers of Qridite who seek to produce the largest or the most numerous produce. While some of these do it for the sake of pride and the renown, many of them do it to try and provide food for everyone on a scale that is sustainable for years to come with as little waste as possible. As such, these members tend to do lots of work outside of the field, going around to ensure everyone has some food.
The Undergrowth
Not all who worship Qridite proceed to do charity with what they sow. Instead, they tend to do more criminal things with what they farm, working mostly with drugs or toxins that many consider too dangerous to even handle. In spite of this, nobody has been able to track down and stop this order from aiding and abetting more criminal actions.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Qridite involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the sake of agriculture, there are some that are involved with prayers for good weather. Below is an example of a prayer to Qridite:

> "Glorious Qridite, intercede for us who invoke you and for all farmers, that all farms may work to accomplish the aim of providing good food for people all over the world and for the birds and hearts on whom our love feeds and does not allow one of them to perish."
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Ghudea

Ghudea, often referred to as The Absolver, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. She represents a sense of good in the world that many only hope to accomplish, forgiving anyone who has shown that they are truly sorry for their wrongdoings.

It is worth noting that this is extremely different from Cuxton's teachings. While they teach mercy and kindness to everyone who needs it, she teaches that forgiveness can only be granted to those who deserve it. Where Cuxton preaches love, Ghudea believes it takes a truly penitent spirit to be forgiven.

## Worshipers

The people who worship Ghudea may come off as extremely cold, this is mostly as a result of their unwillingness to forgive people without reason. Those who don't fully understand Ghudea's teachings may accuse these people of being false followers, only following her to look good without having any desire to forgive, but those who follow her or know her teachings appreciate that forgiveness cannot merely be given. Instead, it must be earned by a true desire to be better.

### Clerics

Ghudea's clerics tend to be extremely strict on those who show no remorse, punishing them without a moment's notice if they show themselves to be beyond forgiveness. This harshness would give these clerics a reputation as being worse than criminals, if it weren't tempered by the fact that they have proven themselves to be as kind as they are harsh. Instead, people find themselves being extremely cautious around these clerics, not wanting to find themselves on the wrong side of a mace.

### Orders

The Apologists
Some of Ghudea's followers tend to have a bigger heart than others, yearning for the best for everyone - alive and dead. As such, they tend to beg for forgiveness for the dead wherever they go. Though many, even other followers of Ghudea, tend to believe this to be utterly useless on the basis that Ghudea would already know if they were truly remorseful for their behaviours in life, The Apologists carry on anyway, hoping that at the very least, they can encourage others to be remorseful in life.
Flagellants
Some of Ghudea's followers tend to be more harsh than others, going so far as to punish themselves for their sins. These extremists are often looked upon with fear and disgust, with people wanting nothing to do with them. Of course, regardless of how harsh these people may be on themselves, they are even more harsh on those who do wrong without any sign of remorse.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Ghudea involves many rituals and rites. Most of these are focused on forgiving others, but some are for wisdom to tell the difference between right and wrong. Below is an example of a prayer to Ghudea:

> "O Ghudea, the house of my soul is narrow; enlarge it that you may enter in. It is ruinous, O repair it! It displeases your sight. I confess it, I know. But who shall cleanse it, to whom shall I cry but to you? Cleanse me from my secret faults, O Lord, and spare Your servant from strange sins."
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James

James, often referred to as The Artist, is one of the major deities in the world of Sprin'Torel. He is often worshipped alongside Chaelyn, given the close nature between secrets and the Arts.

Given the recent development of The Asylum, James has only recently grown in popularity. Before then, he was more seen as a god only to minstrels and starving artists. However, since then he has become significantly more popular to the point where even patrons of the arts are caught praying to him or participating in rituals.

## Worshippers

Those who worship James tend to be affiliated with the arts in one way or another, though he is predominantly worshipped by those who create art for a living.

### Clerics

James' clerics are rarely caught without an instrument in hand or a writing utensil within reach at a moment's notice, as they are quick to find the beauty in everything and are always prepared to compose something to express their thoughts and feelings on their surroundings. Despite that, they are not all inspired by the beauty of the world, and some may even focus on more melancholy aspects of life, choosing to honour even sadness through art.

### Orders

**The Ministry of Minstrels**
Members of this order see life as something to make light of - though they are far from dangerous. At absolute worst, their satire is tasteless, but at best they remind people that life is for living, not merely for existing. As such there is often some trepidation from adults when they appear in a town, but children always look forward to seeing their latest show or performance.
**The Marooned Monikers**
The Marooned Monikers are an organization of circus performers who go from town to town to entertain everyone they can. Unlike The Ministry of Minstrels, the Monikers are much more family friendly and treat each other like a family as opposed to individual artists or troupes. Though some claim that they're no different from the Ministry, The Monikers claim they're substantially more fun and The Ministry argues that they've never conned anyone. Of course, nobody has been able to prove that The Monikers have either.
## Rites

As with other deities, those who worship James are known to have a series of rites and rituals to show their worship. However, unlike other deities, those who worship James tend to be more eclectic in their styles, not even using the same rites or rituals from day to day.
Frank

Frank, often referred to as The Resolute, is one of the major deities on the world of Sprin'Torel. While many of those who worship and pray to Frank live a military life, Frank himself is widely regarded as a gentle soul.

As Frank is seen as a representation of the bonds formed between nations and people, many different cultures and peoples have come to respect and admire him. He is seen as the paramount of what it means to have both the loyalty of ones own people, and also what it truly means to inspire loyalty and devotion amongst otherwise disparate factions.

## Worshippers

Given that Frank is meant to inspire loyalty amongst peoples, many members of the military pray to Frank as a means of both inspiring those around them, but also to empower themselves. Additionally, many nations and ambassadors will swear on oaths in Frank's name as a ceremonial gesture of one's assurance of faithfulness and loyalty.

### Clerics

Frank's clerics tend to do what they do out of a sense of love - whether out of love for their friends or love for their country. Though they're more than happy to stand out of the spotlight, that hardly means that they're never seen. Instead, they're more likely to let their actions speak for themselves, on and off the battlefield. On the battlefield, they tend to be right at the front, protecting their allies; and off the battlefield, they may be ranked as highly as advisers to any ruler wise enough to listen.

### Orders

**The Rescue Squad**
Some of Frank's worshipers do what they can on the battlefield to help those that they're allied with. While some take this as a call to fight at the front, members of The Rescue Squad seek to protect as many people as they can by running back and forth across the battlefield, carrying the wounded to safety. As this cause is noble and seeks to minimise casualties, almost every army around the world agreed that attacking members of The Rescue Squad is poor battle etiquette and punishable.
## Rites

As with every other religion, followers of Frank have certain rites they carry out in an attempt to pray for their loved ones to try and protect them, though there are some for courage or bravery in times of strife. The following is an example of one such prayer for others.

> "I pray for my friend right now. I pray that you will help them with the struggles they are going through in this battle, for you know exactly what they need in this moment. Draw near to them and let them feel your presence. Open their eyes, ears, and hearts to you. Help them have the discernment to hear your voice as you lead them in their next steps. I pray that you will calm any fear or anxiety they may be feeling. Replace it with the confidence to trust you. I pray that your guidance will be clear to them and to me from this day forward."
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Ila

Ila, often referred to as the Queen of the Heavens, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. She is said to look over and protect everyone in the skies - regardless of whether they are sentient or beast. As such, she is seen as a protector for people in spite of being a nature goddess.

Given the importance of the sky, from everything from travel to the weather, Ila is held in very high regard. Though it is not entirely clear if her followers are revered given the work they do or if her reputation has led to others having a deep sense of respect for her.

## Worshipers

From skypilots to some of the people who live on Arduak, the floating city in the sky, countless people worship Ila. The variation between Ila's followers is as different as the way people react to them. Some think that the only people who follow Ila are people who chase dreams. Though, many of Ila's followers would argue there's absolutely nothing wrong with this. That this is what makes life worth living.

### Clerics

So many of Ila's clerics work and live on skyships to the point that it is considered bad luck to be on a skyship without one of these clerics on board. With how much time they always spend on these ships, filling in for everyone else, they tend to know more about skyships than even some skypilots. Yet, not one of them would trade it in for a quiet life. To her clerics, flying the skies is not about making ends meet or some greater end. Instead, they see it as a way to live their best life while making Ila proud.

### Orders

The Falconeers
In spite of their name, the Falconeers have very little to do with falcons. Instead, they chose the name out of a sense of honour to Ila. This order is made up of smaller skyships that focus more on speed than anything else, working to protect the people in the skies from any threats.
Her Private Order
Her Private Order chose their name as a means of defense given that they are entirely pirates. They believe that to fully appreciate Ila and her teachings, they must live freely. While some claim that this is merely a front for greed, there are many in this order who do as they want, regardless of the profits.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Ila involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the protection in the skies, there are some unique prayers for both piracy and the protection from piracy. Below is an example of a prayer to Ila:

> "Be at my side, my saviour and friend. Speak to me and remain close. Be beneath me, as I fly at such heights and with danger near. Hold me, with falcons' wings and keep me safe. Be behind me, watch over my back. When I am vulnerable, come be my guard. Be ahead of me, guiding my instincts, my decisions. Fill my heart with hope and vision to see clearly. Be above me, reveal to me your gaze. Come lift my eyes at times of stress to your kingdom ways. O Ila, be all around me. Come encompass me with you comfort, protection and care."
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Veotl

Veotl, often referred to as The Divine Judge, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. She is often portrayed as blind and cold, representative of the idea that justice is blind, punishing those who deserve it without any prejudice. Though many fear her, this is usually done out of the belief that justice can strike for any reason.

Many believe that when you die, Veotl is the first one to see you, deciding where your soul will go to rest. As such, people tend to revere her and her followers regardless of whether or not they follow her.

## Worshipers

Veotl's worshipers tend to vary from executioners to soldiers to judges, representing all aspects of justice. Similarly, people tend to vary in how they feel about her followers - though, many are unsure if their trepidation is because they worship Veotl or if it is because they are speaking to a public executioner.

### Clerics

Veotl's clerics tend to come off as extremely cold for the most part, doling out justice as they see fit. While organisations such as the Gold Helms have tried to control these clerics, their position as a religious organisation has made it so that it would be difficult for anyone to punish them. That is, as long as they remain within the confines of the law. Though some tend to overstep, going so far as to kill people who they catch in the middle of serious crimes (or if they even have reason to believe them to be guilty of a serious crime).

### Orders

The Lords Justice
Originally these were a group of judges whose rulings were deemed too strict by higher courts. They found that the law was not doing enough to punish wrongdoers, and left the justice system to carry out their own brand justice. The Gold Helms quickly tried to come down on these people but none of the charges ever seemed to stick.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Veotl involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the sake of interpreting what is just and carrying it out properly, there are some that are involved with leniency in death. Below is an example of a prayer to Veotl:

> "Veotl, sin has warped the minds of men and throughout the world there is much injustice and much carelessness of the rights of other people and personal responsibility. When You are excluded from the hearts and consciences of men, the inevitable result is that people suffer and there is much injustice and corruption taking place in our world today, not only in the lives of individuals but also in the corridors of power and the council rooms of many nations. We pray that you will right all the wrongs that are taking place in our world and vindicate those that are being treated unjustly. Keep us from trying to take matters into our own hands for vengeance is your and you will repay - but we pray that you would give justice and peace to all those that have been cruelly and unfairly treated by their fellow man and may injustice and carelessness that they have had to endure be the means to draw them into your saving arms of grace."
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Larbus

Larbus, often referred to as the Rotmaster, is one of the major deities on the world of Sprin'Torel. He is one of the more dangerous deities given his affiliation with rot, and the only people who tend to worship him are people involved in the development of biological warfare.

This reputation has made it so that few people are willing to openly admit to worshiping him, and those who do tend to be deemed as overly zealous to the point where they are considered to be in a cult. In spite of this, an unusual number of people pray to him - though, it is usually in hopes that he will remove or slow down a rot, and only in the most dire of circumstances.

## Worshipers

Surprisingly, there are a rather large number of people who worship Larbus, though very few of them are open about it. Those who do worship Larbus tend to wear it proudly even if it means being exiled from the rest of society - though, this is less because of who they worship and more because they allow their body to be covered in rot. Those who are more discreet about it tend to profit off of chemical warfare, creating weapons with the express purpose of creating and spreading rot.

### Clerics

Larbus' clerics tend to be eccentric at best and dangerous at worst. While many of these are content with worshiping Larbus by only letting their enemies rot, some yearn to spread the rot to all manner of creatures, with even more studying the effects of this rot on unusual life forms. As such, people tend to avoid associating with these clerics, believing them to be dangers to society on a whole.

### Orders

The Rotten
Some of Larbus' followers make themselves known by letting their body become covered with infectious wounds. They believe that this allows them to become closer to their god, and that their survival is proof that this is what he would want.
Rotcrafters
Members of the Rotcrafters yearn to learn more about the very nature of rot. They tend to go around the world, inflicting various different kinds of rot on different creatures so that they can study the effects of it. As such, they tend to be shunned by society, with people afraid of what they may do.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Larbus involves many rituals and rites. Many of these involve sacrificial worship and self-mutilation, but there are some prayers for spreading rot to enemies. Below is an example of a prayer to Larbus:

> "O Larbus, hear my wish for my enemies to succumb to your cruel rot. May their wounds open, and let them know the suffering that only you can cause. Let them beg for the sweet release of death as your curse spreads along their body, teaching them that your followers are not a force to be reckoned with."
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Badite

Badite, often referred to as The Gambler, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. Given that Badite represents good and bad luck, many pray to him but few actively worship him. Many carnivals and casinos boldly show his symbol on their tables or booths, encouraging people to test their luck.

As such, Badite doesn't have the best reputation, with many thinking that they can make their own luck, or that gambling is a waste of time. In spite of this, the number of people who never call on him in a time of dire straits is probably fewer than the number of cards in a deck.

## Worshipers

While many who worship Badite are either serial gamblers or run establishments where people test their luck, there are a number of them who worship him purely because they believe that life is a chaotic ball of yarn and that luck is the only thing worth praying for. Though some consider these people cynics, they merely shrug, seeing their faith in him as a lone hope in the world.

### Clerics

Clerics of Badite tend to charge head first into danger every chance they get. They're the front of every exploration party, taunting death and danger as they desire - and more often than not, they live long enough that this only reasserts their faith in him. While some think these clerics are suicidal, they are known for not only getting the job done, but for getting it done quickly.

### Orders

Frontline
While many of the Frontline charge into battle out of a sense of protection and desire for people to stay safe, those who follow Badite tend to charge in because they believe that he will keep them safe. Many of the Frontline who worship Wedjun see these as a perversion of what the force stand for, but respect them because they know that there is strength in numbers and even if their reasons are flawed, it still takes courage to stand there.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Badite involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the sake of hoping for luck, there are some that are involved with praying for financial help. Below is an example of a prayer to Badite:

> "I call forth the Power and your presence in my time of financial trouble. I offer my body, heart, mind and soul upon your altar of light. I have faith and trust and complete confidence that you will be my strength in this time of need. Quickly come to my assistance. Bring to me good fortune. My financial need is urgent. Be my Light and Guide in this situation so that I may live with peace, love, prosperity and abundance in your presence."
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Beatriz

Beatriz, often referred to as simply the Goddess of Fate, is one of the major deities on the planet of Sprin'Torel. She is arguably one of the most neutral members of the pantheon, seeking to ensure that everything follows its due course. As such, she is often seen as one of the harshest of the gods, carrying out even the cruelest of fate's decrees without a concern for fairness or justice.

Because of this, she has built a reputation as a secondary god of death, and infinitely more cruel than Alma'art as it is said that she is responsible for suffering when death would be kinder. Though some argue that she is no more responsible for suffering and death than a child can be responsible for the rain, merely watching it as it occurs helplessly.

## Worshipers

Beatriz's followers come in all shape and colour, from fortune teller to gamblers. Though she is simply attached to fate and has a reputation for being unwavering, people still look to her for a kinder, brighter future. Some even go so far as to believe that with enough hard work and determination, they can inspire her to take hold of the strands of fate and weave a future that better suits them.

### Clerics

Beatriz's clerics can often come off as cold or uncaring to those unfamiliar with them. On the surface, they are seen to turn a blind eye to even the cruelest of atrocities, only stepping in when it suits them to. But deeper down, they are weighing the strands of fate that could have led to the event, looking for the one that best justifies them stepping in to potentially change fate.

### Orders

Weavers
Despite Beatriz's reputation, Weavers are revered by almost every town that they visit or reside in. It is said that nobody is able to spin a thread as well as them, and that if they see your future into a blanket or tapestry then it is guaranteed to come true in due time. Though their skills hardly stop at weaving or divination, and few are capable of crafting a story as intricate and beautiful as they can.
The Bureau of Correction
Next to nothing is known of this order, but rumour has it that they hunt down people who use resurrection magic and kill them in the name of maintaining the order of the universe.
## Rites

As with all other religions, the worship of Beatriz involves many rituals and rites. While these are mostly for the sake of comfort in dark times, there are some that are involved with begging for a better future. Below is an example of a prayer to Beatriz:

> I know that neither of us can change the future, O Spinstress, but I come to you in this time of darkness, that your cloak may protect me from the cruel winds of fate. Should you find me worthy, I beg of you to shelter me in this storm of misfortune, so that I might come through unharmed. And should you not, that it may blow over quickly regardless.
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