Solar Cult
The Solar Cult was the state faith of the Imorean Empire, venerating a divine pantheon of celestial powers—sun, stars, and sacred elements. Chief among them was the Sovereign Sun, a radiant god said to illuminate truth, law, and imperial destiny. Priests of the cult served as judges, lorekeepers, and oracles, often guiding both court and army.
For centuries, the Solar Cult stood at the heart of Imorean identity—linking cosmic motion to mortal rule. Temples crowned hills, sun-discs marked banners, and festivals followed stellar alignments. But in the later Age of Glory, the Church of Holy Law rose in power, challenging the old cosmology with a doctrine rooted in purity, structure, and judgment.
Though the Solar Cult was eventually absorbed or outlawed, its imagery and influence still echo through architecture, relics, and forgotten rites. Some even whisper that a few of its secret orders still burn in the shadows.
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