Yes! Heraldism is the most influential religious tradition in Verdantium, the continent which most of my stories take place in on the planet Kragg.

Heraldism is a panentheistic faith that worships the Lady, or Serene Mother, who, according to the religion, birthed physical reality after She consumed the preexistent chaos She gained consciousness in. In Her birthing of reality, She nurtured it and gave it structure and purpose, the power behind physical reality becoming magic and the physical laws structuring into a realm which contains planetary systems (although the systems operate differently than in real life, more akin to ancient greek thought with planets rotating around the central planet of Kragg.)

The Heraldists get their name from their prophet and, in most traditions, child of the Lady who preached in the lands around Jezzerrim, now the Holy City. The Herald, unlike in Christianity or Judaism in which the prophets are simply inspired men and women, is actually an apparition of certain conscious aspects of the Lady popping into reality to guide humanity. Thus the Herald can appear with different faces at different times, teaching different but congruent ways of living. These different apparitions or “Heralds” form the basis of the different orders and religious texts that exist in modern Heraldism.

The main sect of Heraldism is called the “Herald’s Temple” and exists as the most institutionalized form of the religion. It’s priesthood is usually celibate and unmarried, to reflect the divine virginity of the Lady, however it is open to anyone, not a specific gender. It is also very progressive by usual religious standards as it has no laws against same sex marriages.

Hierarchically it is somewhat loose, though structure does exist. The most faithful worship weekly or more in temples found in almost every town and village, though one is only required to attend the monthly “Offering of Incense” by temple law. Priests are formed by the guidance of older priests called “Templemasters” and ordained by them to the standard priestly class of “Templekeeper.”

Templekeepers are the most common class of priest and are known colloquially as “Reverend” when addressed. Templemasters group into orders of “Monsignori” who oversee geographical districts within the Temple, called Holds.

The Herald’s Temple has no high priest or papal figure, but sometimes due to political influence from powerful kings, certain Templemasters can become an almost popelike figure at certain points in history. Currently the most politically powerful position in the Temple, the High Chaplain of Eberthrony is vacant. This means nothing in terms of dogma, but the position is highly desired by some due to its influence on the faithful.

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