Shai - Revision history

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	Though Saiph's faith has no church structure, their clergy maintains close ties with each other. The priesthood of the god is frequently involved in funerary rites, as they are often called upon to entreat their god to guide the deceased to wherever they may go. Inscriptions and manuscripts dedicated to the god are often buried, burned, set adrift, or otherwise interred with the dead.		Though Saiph's faith has no church structure, their clergy maintains close ties with each other. The priesthood of the god is frequently involved in funerary rites, as they are often called upon to entreat their god to guide the deceased to wherever they may go. Inscriptions and manuscripts dedicated to the god are often buried, burned, set adrift, or otherwise interred with the dead.

	Saiph is typically pictured as an androgynous figure with a kindly face, often with an entourage of psychopomps surrounding them. In some depictions, most notably those of the catfolk of the eastern [[Laqto Rainforest]] and the cities of the [[Jarohi Coast]], Saiph takes on a skeletal appearance.		Saiph is typically pictured as an androgynous figure with a kindly face, often with an entourage of psychopomps surrounding them. In some depictions, most notably those of the [[catfolk]] of the eastern [[Laqto Rainforest]] and the cities of the [[Jarohi Coast]], Saiph takes on a skeletal appearance.

	=== Edicts and anathema ===		=== Edicts and anathema ===

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	'''Seriil''' {{Pronunciation\|seh-REEL}}, the Lunar Mirror, is the consort of Eraamn and her primary assistant in illuminating the world. As a lunar deity, he reflects light from the Solar Eye during the night when she rests, ensuring life and time can continue when the sun is away, though he too needs to recuperate each month.		'''Seriil''' {{Pronunciation\|seh-REEL}}, the Lunar Mirror, is the consort of [[Eraamn]] and her primary assistant in illuminating the world. As a lunar deity, he reflects light from the Solar Eye during the night when she rests, ensuring life and time can continue when the sun is away, though he too needs to recuperate each month.

	But the god is responsible for so much more. He takes on every task given to him by Eraamn, and therefore has domain of such varied interests as sound, music, [[teleportation]], portals, reflections, and the travels of the dead. While the souls of the deceased rest with Eraamn in the sun, they must first travel by way of Seriil, following the lunar light to safely make the journey beyond - it is precisely this concern with travel through non-physical space that gave him control of teleportation and related magic.		But the god is responsible for so much more. He takes on every task given to him by Eraamn, and therefore has domain of such varied interests as sound, music, [[teleportation]], portals, reflections, and the travels of the dead. While the souls of the deceased rest with Eraamn in the sun, they must first travel by way of Seriil, following the lunar light to safely make the journey beyond - it is precisely this concern with travel through non-physical space that gave him control of teleportation and related magic.

	Seriil was the third god to take shape. In the first of days Eraamn was engaged in battle with Ob as the Abyss of Time sought to extinguish the nascent sun - while she was ultimately victorious, she paid a price as her right eye was lost to a worm-tendril of Ob. This she rescued from the god's maw, casting it up into the night to create Seriil. He is thus a reflection of her, if perhaps lesser and subservient, a dimmer image of the burning sun.		Seriil was the third god to take shape. In the first of days Eraamn was engaged in battle with [[Ob]] as the Abyss of Time sought to extinguish the nascent sun - while she was ultimately victorious, she paid a price as her right eye was lost to a worm-tendril of Ob. This she rescued from the god's maw, casting it up into the night to create Seriil. He is thus a reflection of her, if perhaps lesser and subservient, a dimmer image of the burning sun.

	Diviners of Seriil are relied upon heavily by followers of the Bohaar pantheon. While his messages are generally of lesser importance than those of Eraamn, he speaks to the faithful far more frequently, and his diviners are therefore highly important in bridging the divine and mortal realms.		Diviners of Seriil are relied upon heavily by followers of the [[Bohaar pantheon]]. While his messages are generally of lesser importance than those of Eraamn, he speaks to the faithful far more frequently, and his diviners are therefore highly important in bridging the divine and mortal realms.

	Though male, Seriil is always depicted in an androgynous form, a pale humanoid figure of white light.		Though male, Seriil is always depicted in an androgynous form, a pale humanoid figure of white light.

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	\|edicts = Be vigilant of those close to you, ensure the dying pass peacefully, study magic, perform music, divine the moon		\|edicts = Be vigilant of those close to you, ensure the dying pass peacefully, study magic, perform music, divine the moon
	\|anathema = Falter in your vigils, silence a musician before their work is complete, hinder the travels of ~~amother~~		\|anathema = Falter in your vigils, silence a musician before their work is complete, hinder the travels of another
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 |edicts = Securely inter the dead, maintain balance, protect burial places, allow others to choose their own fates
 |anathema = Raise or disturb the dead, allow forces of creation and destruction to act unchecked, unseal a tomb
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Gronk at 17:29, 4 October 2024

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	'''Yadalser''' {{Pronunciation\|yah-DOLL-ser}} is a death god, both the judge and protector of the deceased. Upon death the deeds of all souls are weighed by Yadalser, after which the god determines their destination in the afterlife based on their worthiness when alive. Souls are given the opportunity to explain their actions to the god, and Yadalser is thought to act with leniency towards those that commit morally grey acts if done in pursuit of a greater goal.		'''Yadalser''' {{Pronunciation\|yah-DOLL-ser}} is a death god, both the judge and protector of the deceased. Upon death the deeds of all souls are weighed by Yadalser, after which the god determines their destination in the afterlife based on their worthiness when alive. Souls are given the opportunity to explain their actions to the god, and Yadalser is thought to act with leniency towards those that commit morally grey acts if done in pursuit of a greater goal.

	There are two things, however, that Yadalser never tolerates. The first is selfishness; a lifetime of self-interest is one of the quickest ways to have one's soul condemned by the god. Perhaps the only faster method is to engage in necromancy and raise the dead. In the Orcish pantheon, Yadalser takes a militant form as an vigilant enemy to all undead. Their clerics often serve as hunters of necromancers, wandering the land in search of their foes.		There are two things, however, that Yadalser never tolerates. The first is selfishness; a lifetime of self-interest is one of the quickest ways to have one's soul condemned by the god. Perhaps the only faster method is to engage in [[necromancy]] and raise the dead. In the Orcish pantheon, Yadalser takes a militant form as an vigilant enemy to all undead. Their clerics often serve as hunters of necromancers, wandering the land in search of their foes.

	Temples to Yadalser are widespread. Most are located above or near burial sites, such that the priests there can better protect the bodies of the interred. The god and their clergy are not particularly prescriptive about burial practices as long as the dead remain safe. The orcish tradition of binding dead bodies with chains is thought to have originated with Yadaler's clergy as a method of restraining the dead from harming the living if they were to be raised.		Temples to Yadalser are widespread. Most are located above or near burial sites, such that the priests there can better protect the bodies of the interred. The god and their clergy are not particularly prescriptive about burial practices as long as the dead remain safe. The orcish tradition of binding dead bodies with chains is thought to have originated with Yadaler's clergy as a method of restraining the dead from harming the living if they were to be raised.

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	Shai's origins are often described in a cryptic manner. In most stories, they did not exist until [[Socharin]] died after his great primordial battle with [[Lotan]]. In the wake of the first death, the arbiter of the afterlife was born. They judged Socharin, the first and only deity to be given such an honor, then turned their attention to the mortal souls that had begun to arrive and would do so until the end of time.		Shai's origins are often described in a cryptic manner. In most stories, they did not exist until [[Socharin]] died after his great primordial battle with [[Lotan]]. In the wake of the first death, the arbiter of the afterlife was born. They judged Socharin, the first and only deity to be given such an honor, then turned their attention to the mortal souls that had begun to arrive and would do so until the end of time.

	Shai's holy text is ''Emerging Forth into the Light''. This lengthy tome includes instructions on the correct means to bury or otherwise inter the dead, as well as steps meant to guide the soul of the deceased as they make their way towards judgement and then their eventual destination. In some parts of the world, excerpts from ''Emerging Forth'' are written on coffins, funerary urns, or objects left with the dead.		Shai's holy text is ''[[Emerging Forth into the Light]]''. This lengthy tome includes instructions on the correct means to bury or otherwise inter the dead, as well as steps meant to guide the soul of the deceased as they make their way towards judgement and then their eventual destination. In some parts of the world, excerpts from ''Emerging Forth'' are written on coffins, funerary urns, or objects left with the dead.

	Some cultures conceive of Shai as a larger-than-life judge, often with the trappings such a role would involve, seated on a grand throne awaiting those requiring a verdict. More commonly, however, they are depicted in a rather more mundane manner, standing next to their scales wearing austere clothes as they wait to weigh each soul in the endless procession. Nearly all portrayals of Shai include a large entourage of psychopomps surrounding them.		Some cultures conceive of Shai as a larger-than-life judge, often with the trappings such a role would involve, seated on a grand throne awaiting those requiring a verdict. More commonly, however, they are depicted in a rather more mundane manner, standing next to their scales wearing austere clothes as they wait to weigh each soul in the endless procession. Nearly all portrayals of Shai include a large entourage of psychopomps surrounding them.
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	Before judgement, however, all souls must first make their way to Shai. Such a journey is fraught with dangers, for Shai is not the only god who is concerned with those that have died. [[Apep]] too seeks souls for his own purposes, as he desires to consume them to provide him strength in his battles against the gods. The time between one's death and their arrival at Shai's court is perhaps the most perilous period for any soul. Upon death all souls enter the Rivers of the Dead, great divine waterways that collect souls from the mortal realm and carry them towards Shai. Complex rites performed for the dead by priests of Shai, as well as texts, maps, and other items interred with the deceased, are all intended to ward souls and provide them with the knowledge necessary to navigate the Rivers successfully, while avoiding Apep who lurks in the recesses of the waters. Even those who are sure they will be judged unworthy by Shai still consider such a fate preferable to being eaten by Apep.		Before judgement, however, all souls must first make their way to Shai. Such a journey is fraught with dangers, for Shai is not the only god who is concerned with those that have died. [[Apep]] too seeks souls for his own purposes, as he desires to consume them to provide him strength in his battles against the gods. The time between one's death and their arrival at Shai's court is perhaps the most perilous period for any soul. Upon death all souls enter the Rivers of the Dead, great divine waterways that collect souls from the mortal realm and carry them towards Shai. Complex rites performed for the dead by priests of Shai, as well as texts, maps, and other items interred with the deceased, are all intended to ward souls and provide them with the knowledge necessary to navigate the Rivers successfully, while avoiding Apep who lurks in the recesses of the waters. Even those who are sure they will be judged unworthy by Shai still consider such a fate preferable to being eaten by Apep.

	The clergy of Shai are intensely concerned with the proper methods to inter the dead. Funerary rites and rituals are of central importance to his religion, all carefully recorded and preserved so they will never be forgotten. Indeed, [[Khapesh\|Khapeshan]] burial practices have changed very little in millennia, in large part due to the diligence of Shai's priesthood. These traditions are recorded in Shai's holy text, ''Emerging Forth into the Light''. This lengthy tome includes instructions on the correct means to bury or preserve the bodies of the deceased, as well as steps meant to guide the soul as they make their way towards judgement and then their eventual destination. Excerpts from ''Emerging Forth'' are commonly written on coffins, funerary urns, or objects left with the dead, in order that they will not forget the instructions when they find themselves along the Rivers.		The clergy of Shai are intensely concerned with the proper methods to inter the dead. Funerary rites and rituals are of central importance to his religion, all carefully recorded and preserved so they will never be forgotten. Indeed, [[Khapesh\|Khapeshan]] burial practices have changed very little in millennia, in large part due to the diligence of Shai's priesthood. These traditions are recorded in Shai's holy text, ''[[Emerging Forth into the Light]]''. This lengthy tome includes instructions on the correct means to bury or preserve the bodies of the deceased, as well as steps meant to guide the soul as they make their way towards judgement and then their eventual destination. Excerpts from ''Emerging Forth'' are commonly written on coffins, funerary urns, or objects left with the dead, in order that they will not forget the instructions when they find themselves along the Rivers.

	The grand temple of Shai is located in the city of [[Apis]], believed by many to be the oldest settlement in all of Khapesh. The temple there has been used continually by priests of Shai for at least seven thousand years. It is old enough that there are inscriptions in the reliefs on the walls that are written in languages so ancient that their very existences have been otherwise forgotten. Outside the city are a large number of mortuary complexes and tombs for Khapeshan royals and elites, all dutifully preserved by Shai's clergy. Smaller temples and shrines to the god are commonplace across Khapesh and in other regions where the pantheon is followed, often with their own extensive crypts, catacombs, or other manner of tombs.		The grand temple of Shai is located in the city of [[Apis]], believed by many to be the oldest settlement in all of Khapesh. The temple there has been used continually by priests of Shai for at least seven thousand years. It is old enough that there are inscriptions in the reliefs on the walls that are written in languages so ancient that their very existences have been otherwise forgotten. Outside the city are a large number of mortuary complexes and tombs for Khapeshan royals and elites, all dutifully preserved by Shai's clergy. Smaller temples and shrines to the god are commonplace across Khapesh and in other regions where the pantheon is followed, often with their own extensive crypts, catacombs, or other manner of tombs.

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	\|pantheon = [[Aserdian pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Aserdian pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = Souls, the dead, inevitability, the moon		\|areas_of_concern = Souls, the dead, inevitability, the moon
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	\|pantheon = [[Chaskan pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Chaskan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = Judgment, souls, the dead, inevitability, the moon		\|areas_of_concern = Judgment, souls, the dead, inevitability, the moon
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	\|pantheon = [[Hellean pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Hellean pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Lawful neutral		\|alignment = Lawful neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = The dead, souls, learning, history		\|areas_of_concern = The dead, souls, learning, history
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	\|pantheon = [[Khapeshan pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Khapeshan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = Judgment, souls, the dead, the moon		\|areas_of_concern = Judgment, souls, the dead, the moon
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	\|pantheon = [[Talgazan pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Talgazan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = Souls, the dead, stories, judgement		\|areas_of_concern = Souls, the dead, stories, judgement
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	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = The moon, the tides, judgement, souls, the dead		\|areas_of_concern = The moon, the tides, judgement, souls, the dead
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	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = ~~Purgatory~~		\|plane = Echo
	\|alignment = Neutral		\|alignment = Neutral
	\|areas_of_concern = Death, judgement, souls		\|areas_of_concern = Death, judgement, souls

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	== ~~Laurentian~~ pantheon ==		== Talgazan pantheon ==
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
	\|pantheon = [[~~Laurentian~~ pantheon]]		\|pantheon = [[Talgazan pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
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	'''Saiph''' {{Pronunciation\|SAIF}} is a god of souls, the dead, inevitability, and the moon. In the Aserdian pantheon, Saiph is a kindly shepherd that guides souls after death. Compared to his interpretation in other pantheons, followers of Saiph de-emphasize their role as judge, believing that the decision as to a soul's final destination is ultimately made by the individual in life, and that Saiph merely watches and oversees the process. The god is also sometimes seen as a divine arbiter of balance, mediating between [[Saclateni]] and [[Errai]] in their cycles of creation and destruction.		'''Saiph''' {{Pronunciation\|SAIF}} is a god of souls, the dead, inevitability, and the moon. In the Aserdian pantheon, Saiph is a kindly shepherd that guides souls after death. Compared to his interpretation in other pantheons, followers of Saiph de-emphasize their role as judge, believing that the decision as to a soul's final destination is ultimately made by the individual in life, and that Saiph merely watches and oversees the process. The god is also sometimes seen as a divine arbiter of balance, mediating between [[Saclateni]] and [[Errai]] in their cycles of creation and destruction.

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	'''Shai''' {{Pronunciation\|SHY}} is the god of judgement, souls, the dead, inevitability, and the moon.		'''Shai''' {{Pronunciation\|SHY}} is the god of judgement, souls, the dead, inevitability, and the moon.

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	'''Psais''' {{Pronunciation\|SIGH-ahs}} is a god of the dead, souls, learning, and history. The last of the Hexad to be born, Psais is closely tied to dusk and to endings.		'''Psais''' {{Pronunciation\|SIGH-ahs}} is a god of the dead, souls, learning, and history. The last of the Hexad to be born, Psais is closely tied to dusk and to endings.

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	'''Shai''' {{Pronunciation\|SHY}} is a god of judgement, souls, the dead, and the moon. They are the judge of the deceased who determines if they are worthy to pass into their afterlives and their guardian who keeps them safe from threats beyond death.		'''Shai''' {{Pronunciation\|SHY}} is a god of judgement, souls, the dead, and the moon. They are the judge of the deceased who determines if they are worthy to pass into their afterlives and their guardian who keeps them safe from threats beyond death.

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	'''Saiwalo''' {{Pronunciation\|sigh-WAH-loh}} is a god of souls, the dead, stories, and judgement. The god is thought of as an almost jovial character. Rather than simply being judged upon death, when an individual dies their soul is given the opportunity to share stories of their life with the god, with the hopes of impressing them with tales of great deeds. If Saiwalo is entertained, then it is believed they will take particular favor on the soul and ensure they find their way to a destination of their choosing. All are given exactly one chance to meet Saiwalo - it is up to them to make the most of it.		'''Saiwalo''' {{Pronunciation\|sigh-WAH-loh}} is a god of souls, the dead, stories, and judgement. The god is thought of as an almost jovial character. Rather than simply being judged upon death, when an individual dies their soul is given the opportunity to share stories of their life with the god, with the hopes of impressing them with tales of great deeds. If Saiwalo is entertained, then it is believed they will take particular favor on the soul and ensure they find their way to a destination of their choosing. All are given exactly one chance to meet Saiwalo - it is up to them to make the most of it.

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	'''Satres''' {{Pronunciation\|SAH-trees}} is a god of the moon, the tides, judgement, souls, and the dead. Their domain over the moon is thought to be their most important aspect, through which they control the regular cycles of the lunar phases and the tides. Through the moon Satres provides a light to guide the deceased into their next life, a belief curiously similar to those of the gnolls of the [[Urra Highlands]] and otherwise absent from the other major pantheons.		'''Satres''' {{Pronunciation\|SAH-trees}} is a god of the moon, the tides, judgement, souls, and the dead. Their domain over the moon is thought to be their most important aspect, through which they control the regular cycles of the lunar phases and the tides. Through the moon Satres provides a light to guide the deceased into their next life, a belief curiously similar to those of the gnolls of the [[Urra Highlands]] and otherwise absent from the other major pantheons.

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	'''Yadalser''' {{Pronunciation\|yah-DOLL-ser}} is a death god, both the judge and protector of the deceased. Upon death the deeds of all souls are weighed by Yadalser, after which the god determines their destination in the afterlife based on their worthiness when alive. Souls are given the opportunity to explain their actions to the god, and Yadalser is thought to act with leniency towards those that commit morally grey acts if done in pursuit of a greater goal.		'''Yadalser''' {{Pronunciation\|yah-DOLL-ser}} is a death god, both the judge and protector of the deceased. Upon death the deeds of all souls are weighed by Yadalser, after which the god determines their destination in the afterlife based on their worthiness when alive. Souls are given the opportunity to explain their actions to the god, and Yadalser is thought to act with leniency towards those that commit morally grey acts if done in pursuit of a greater goal.

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	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
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	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
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	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
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	\|type = Pantheonic deity		\|type = Pantheonic deity
			\|pantheon = [[Orcish pantheon]]
	\|adjectives = Shaian		\|adjectives = Shaian
	\|plane = Purgatory		\|plane = Purgatory