Raminit

One of the most popular of the Divines, Raminit is concerned with feasting, celebration and excess. Whilst he can grace anyone with his favour, his eye tends to be drawn to the most lavish of feasts and celebrations, which makes him a particularly favoured deity amongst Kelbonnar’s wealthiest individuals and organisations.

Divine Domains

• Feasting
• Celebration
• Excess

Common Worshipers 

What makes Raminit so popular is that everyone can celebrate to some extent, whether within or without of their means. Raminit is invoked, therefore at all manner of events, from a humble village meal to celebrate a good harvest, to extravagant feasts held in a palace or castle. However, the richer one is and the more resources one is able to squander in celebration, the more likely one is to draw Raminit’s favour. Consequently, he is most frequently worshipped by the richest of Kelbonnar’s societies.

Priesthood

The priesthood of Raminit is formalised in a secretive organisation known as the Cult of Raminit, which seeks to promote their Divine patron through the spread of debauchery and excess as much as possible. The cult trains priests who are sent out to act as Masters of Ceremonies across all manner of illustrious soirees throughout Kelbonnar’s Material Plane and well beyond.

Temples

Shrines to Raminit can be found all across Kelbonnar, often located within places such as feasting halls or taverns. The largest of the temples dedicated to Raminit is the Raminiterion, the headquarters of the Cult of Raminit, built in a secret location in the Spears of Astartes Mountains in Kelbonnar’s Material Plane.

Activities in the Divine War

Unsurprisingly, Raminit has little interest in the Divine War and has remained neutral.

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Divine Classification

God

Religions

• Cult of Raminit

Species

Divines

Age

Unknown

Circumstances of Birth

As recounted in The Origin of the Divines.

Gender

Male

Divine Sigils and Symbols

Raminit is most commonly represented by the symbol an overflowing cup. They are also represented by the animal form of a large, rotund boar.

Divine Links and Progeny

He is the son of Astartes and Wresmella.
He is the brother of Zasgrall, Hvanmara and Jore.

Mortal Creatons

Raminit is not responsible for the creation of any other creatures, but many myths exist surrounding him teaching the mortal races how to brew and distil various forms of alcohol.