Tyr

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Title: God of Justice. The Justicar.

Goal: To punish the wicked who would dare disturb the peace. To thwart the plans of Loki's agents. To help agents of Eo and Bahumut dispense Justice if needed.

Afterlife: A seat in the courts of Tyr where the worshipper can have a voice to help pass judgement on the mortal plane.

Worship: The faithful engage in group prayer. Many worshippers may seek a blessing before entering a court of justice.

Holidays: None

Family: Priests can only marry those who are deemed as lawful by the rest of the priesthood.

Distinguished by: Dark blue robes.

Symbol: A set of scales.

Joining the priesthood: Children dedicate years in service of a church and after proving their faith through dedication they are anointed as a priest of Tyr. Alternatively a child may wish to take to the battlefield and become a paladin; children wishing to follow that path are chosen by a master who they must squire to for several years before becoming a fully-fledged paladin. There have been instances when a child who isn't part of the church has been chosen by a wondering Paladin (normally after claiming to be guided by a divine vision).

Virtues: Selflessness, temperance, order, restraint

Sins: Lust, wrath, greed, pride

Marriage: A priest performs a ritual before the marriage to determine whether the couple are pure of heart, if so then the marriage will progress and the couple will speak vows to each other and to Tyr.

Death Rites: Burial