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| ======The Church of Ivasha======= | ======The Church of Ivasha======= | ||
| - | * Mostly solitary worshippers (lay, or otherwise). This is in part because the church has fallen out of favour, and in part because of the self-sufficient demands of a God of generals and tacticians. | + | The Church of Ivasha is comprised mostly of solitary worshippers (lay, or otherwise). This is in part because the church has fallen out of favour, and in part because of the self-sufficient demands of a God of generals and tacticians. As Ivasha is all about the elegant, cunning, and intelligent war so the church often finds itself being dragged into areas where these skills are of applicable use. This is often begrudgingly done, but it is not unusual to find worshippers of Ivasha as advisors to prominent Guild members, politicians and the like. |
| - | * As Ivasha is all about the elegant, cunning, and intelligent war so the church often finds itself being dragged into areas where these skills are of applicable use. This is often begrudgingly done, but it is not unusual to find worshippers of Ivasha as advisors to prominent Guild members, politicians and the like. | + | |
| - | * The most common form of actual “churches” to Ivasha are small shrines that have been carved out an otherwise unusual or hostile area. They are used for prayer and meditation and then left to stand. It is considered a testament to the faith and skill of the worshipper how long their work will stand, unattended, before the elements/unruly crowds/other. | + | |
| - | * People in the militias or navies often worship Ivasha, along with those who might consider themselves tacticians and strategists in some way. | + | |
| + | The most common form of actual “churches” to Ivasha are small shrines that have been carved out an otherwise unusual or hostile area. They are used for prayer and meditation and then left to stand. It is considered a testament to the faith and skill of the worshipper how long their work will stand, unattended, before the elements, unruly crowds or other factors lead to their destruction. | ||
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