Report on the cult of 'The Sea Father'

We have seen worse, their actions do not appear malicious, they are not openly hostile nor have the attempted to disrupt trade. No further actions necessary. - response from High commissioner Gelt
Your Eminence, please find below a summary and key sections of the commissioners report:

Cult activities are isolated to The Isles, appears all residents of said area are followers, approximately 2000 total -

Their structure is a hierarchy similar to the main churches of the mainland, headed by a high priest, underling priests and then acolytes -

The Tenants of this faith are reportedly 'love and fear they neighbour the sea', 'honour the sea and do no waste its bounty' among similar drivel -

Activities of the cult involve daily baptisms in salt water, chanting prayers and little else-

Primary fear is in their worship of a undefined deity here in the Underdark alongside their total control of The Isles -

-please advise on further actions, inquisitors department proposes 1 week for them to be wiped out and the land purified-

Public Agenda

The safety, worship and health of the islanders -

Assets

the main Temple and various smaller temples across the Isles, no indication of wealth or machinery obtained -

History

has been present on the Isles since first colonised -

Mythology & Lore

all things come from the sea and will one day return, the sea father will see to this (somehow) and all the sinners will be washed away etc etc. -

Divine Origins

unclear, predicted to be warped understanding of sailor superstitions mixed with half remembered far off religion -

Cosmological Views

when the world was created there was only Sea, but as time went on the sea forsook certain places, along land to grow and take it out of his sight -

Tenets of Faith

Love and Fear the Sea -

Forget not where we came from, the sea -

Worship

Daily baptism at the ministration of a priest, followed by recieivng of a wafer / biscuit made of rock flour and fish paste -

Deities

• The Sea Father

Location

Saxa Mari - The isles