Innana

Alignment: Good

Title: Goddess of war and honour.

Goal: To ensure that all wars and fights are fought fairly with honour.

Afterlife: Priests are invited into Innana's grand hall where they can eat, drink and tell stories to their heart's content. Even in death Priests are called down to the mortal planes in a spiritual form to assist in battles.

Worship: Group prayer which normally involves war stories. Before a battle the leader of an army may ask for Innana's blessing.

Holidays: There aren't any holidays dedicated to Innana however if there is ever a remembrance service in honour of a past battle or war then a priest of Innana is often called in to help organise it and give attendees their blessing.

Family: No restriction

Distinguished by: Priests of Innana tend not to wear robes or have a set dresscode. They often wear capes into battle emblazoned with the symbol of Innana.

Symbol: A battered helmet

Joining the priesthood: The hopeful priest must be tested in a safe fight. The winners of said fight are invited to say their vows before a member of the priesthood.

Virtues: Honour, forgiveness, respect

Sins: Sadism, cowardice

Marriage: An ordained priest allows the couple to say their vows. Afterwords a reception is held in which the attendees are welcome to engage in friendly fights normally to settle grudges (see: Goliath weddings).

Death Rites: Cremation on a funeral pyre that floats out to the sea.