The Kellnoran Church

**The Kellnoran Church**
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## The God of Hospitality and Good Vibes

Kellnor values the traits of warmth, loyalty, and peacemaking in his devout. He is sometimes called The Mellow Master because in all the ages, as the gods competed for territory and recognition, Kellnor chose to quietly go about his way without infringing on anyone. Ironically, this made the Kellnoran church even more appealing and its numbers swelled. Historically, Kellnor is most widely remembered for...

* His avatar, K, who travelled all the lands on his naturally buoyant wooden airship establishing chapters of The Order Of Love
* Creating the changelings in his own adaptable image in the year 11025

Rather than a holy city, Kellnor’s holy place was his airship, the SS Bruh, where a constant low-key party and perfect vibes made it so nobody needed sustenance to survive. Nobody has seen the airship in 2 years, but before that time it was said that K was planning a holy festival in the city of Stainless called The Month Of Mellow.

As Kellnor entered the world very recently compared to the other gods, he is relatively unknown. There are no true “temples” to Kellnor except the homes of each chapter of the Order of Love. The Order of Love has houses in Nowood, Acria (where the Orcs live), and Arivale, as well as the destroyed chapter home in Cila. In Arivale, at one particularly loud party, it is said that K was asked “How should we refer to this place?” K, who thought they were asking how they should improve this place replied, “Oh, make a land duck.” The followers, who in turn misheard K thought he was rechristening the Order of Love. For this reason, the chapters of the Order of Love now call themselves “Omega Lambda.”

Kellnor never delivered clear commands for how he was to be worshipped, so there are a wide variety of interpretations. In fact, as Kellnor’s will didn’t begin to shape the material plane until the third era began in the year 11k, there are some who claim Kellnor was never a god at all, but merely a powerful extraplanar being masquerading as a god for the clout. Kellnor’s followers, of course, just say “sure dude whatever feels right to you” and move on, completely untouched by this blasphemy. But just because he didn’t detail how he was to be worshipped doesn’t mean Kellnor never commanded his followers. In “The Legit Holy Texts Of Kellnor,” there are some guides for how to live that all followers of Kellnor strive to embody.

1. Be like, nice to each other and stuff.
2. Be like, nice to strangers and stuff.
3. Be like, chill when someone isn’t vibing. No need to force the vibe.
4. Be like, chill when you have trouble vibing. Good things, like, just happen to people who stay chill.
5. Bros don’t let bros drink and cart.
6. Always respect the dibs.

We have already said that worship happens in a variety of ways, but one clear commonality between all the followers and worshippers of Kellnor partying. At an Omega Lambda party, there pretty much aren’t any rules. Each Chapter House has several brick bards, inventions K purchased from the former Etu civilization which play music from small electronic devices, and a variety of drinks and substances local to the land. It is considered something of a holy rite to bring a mind-altering substance to these parties though K didn’t decree it himself.