Radiant Gods
The ordering of the radiant gods was formed by the first Sungod Meliosat during the age known as the breaking, it consists of every good and naturally aligned god. The order emerged to stand in opposition to the emergence of the Tyrant gods during the great upheaval and horror of the breaking, and it safeguards the moral realm and godly races from the Infernal.
Worship of Amathandir
The worship of Amathandir is common throughout the world and done at a personal level, but is most strongly expressed in the various temples dedicated to the deity. There is no temple that holds authority over other temples, power within the organized religious order is rather held by individuals who stand in high favor with the Sunlord. A priest or cleric of Amathandir is usually called radiance (as in "your radiance" sometimes followed by name), though a paladin of rank can be called Lightbringer.
The worshipers of Amathandir hold special reverence the dawn and the solstice. The solstice marks the beginning of the year and the end of the old. It is universally celebrated with many local customs, but huge bonfires are commonplace.
Structure
The worship of the Sunlord is universal and done at a personal level, but is most strongly expressed in the various temples dedicated to the deity. There is no temple that holds authority over other temples, power within the organised religion is rather held by individuals who stand in high favor with the Sunlord. A priest or cleric of the sunlord is usually called radience (as in "your radience" sometimes followed by name), though a paladin of rank can be called lightbringer.
Public Agenda
Worshipers of the Sunlord seeks to see justice done in this world, and to bring law and divine order to the world. The sunlord has the highest number of paladins among the pantheon, and they are expected to seek out evildooers and combat the rise of evil.
Worshipers of the sunlord are usually Lawful Good
May the light aways shine on you
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Religious, Pantheon
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Divines
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