Book of Matrimony

Purpose

To make the goddess will be known to the mortal followers of her church.

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Book of Matrimony

Love is the most powerfull source of power available to one and all, in love all feats of heroism are possible wether it is taking down a local band of bandit or all the way to taking on the gods. Upon loving one another for a significant amount of their life two beings may decide to unite their destiny to one another, upon such a decision vows should be made and held in front of a withness of the Goddess.

Gender and race is irrelevant to the feeling of love and to the wish to share one's life with another's has such no priest nor cleric shall refuse to marry two female or two males to one another under penalty of getting their holy privileges revoked until they prove they are worthy to have them again.

Those who shall betray their vows to their partner shall live a fate worst than death condemned to never be able to walk in the sunlight anymore, be driven by primal survival instinct and bound to see those they love pass without themselves being allowed to do so. Servant of the Goddess may not grant assistance to those who forsake their words to their partner under penalty of sharing in their eternal pain and suffering.

No other metal than silver shall represent the holy union of two souls, crafted in a simple ring to be worn on the 3rd finger from the thumb on the right hand. The silver used shall be has pure has possible never being reduced to less than 3/4 silver if alloyed with any other metals. Any weddings rings that have been used under the old gods are still able to be used and considered to be valid however any and all new rings shall addere to those specifications.

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Type

Text, Religious

Medium

Paper

Authoring Date

305

Location

Plain of Holy Matrimony

Authors

• Maligash

Signatories (Characters)

• Maligash

Signatories (Organizations)

• Clerical Order of Maligash