The Holy Dominion of Estwatch, neighbouring The Commonwealth, is the religious epicentre of Roshar. Scholars have put forth that Estwatch, and the other nations, have encouraged all significant, organised religion to develop and consolidate within itself over the past millennia. Due to the dominant religion being the veneration of the Seven Divines, religion outside of Estwatch is more of a passive process due to the pantheons aversion to direct interference in the material plane.
The Archbishop for each Divine administers a diaconate, each named after the diaconates primary settlement. In turn each Archbishop reports to the Prelate, each of the seven clergy’s chosen representative to their respective Divine. The Seven Prelates jointly agree the affairs of Estwatch as a whole from the capital Kelothe.
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Kelothe
Kelothe
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Astrakane
Astrakane
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The religious order which venerates the Seven Divines, the Celestial Planes deities.
Their churches are often referred to as the “Temple of the Seven”. Their clerics are often referred to as Bishops.
Deities Worshipped
Allat
Allat
Allat, the Lady of the Grove, is the Celestial Planes deity of Peace and Order. She is also known as Auril (Elvish) and Arawn (Dwarvish).
Cascadia
Cascadia
The beauty of Cascadia is known to all who behold it. It appears as a gentle world, overflowing with life and harmony. The plane is home to Allat, the goddess of peace and order, who has shaped it with her magic. Cascadia is a place of comfort and relaxation, where the worries of the mortal world are left behind. Its gardens are tended by an array of celestial beings who take great pride in maintaining the natural balance of the plane.
The groves of Cascadia are filled with wildlife, including majestic unicorns and nimble faeries. These creatures are often visited by those seeking to find a peaceful respite from the battles and turmoil of the lower planes. In the centre of Cascadia, there is a grand hall, where Allat holds court. She is often surrounded by other celestials who seek her wisdom and guidance.
Those who enter Cascadia are filled with a sense of peace and tranquillity, as if all their troubles have melted away. The soft, glowing light that bathes the gardens and chambers fills one’s soul with a sense of comfort and hope. Though it may seem like a place of idyllic perfection, there is a strong undercurrent of discipline and order that pervades the plane. Allat and her followers do not shy away from using force to protect the peace they have established. Any who seek to upset the harmony of Cascadia will quickly face the wrath of the Lady of the Grove and her celestial army.
Bane, the Smithlord, is the Celestial Planes deity of the Forge and War. He is also known as Bhaal (Elvish) and Belgaer (Dwarvish).
Adamant
Adamant
Adamant, the plane of Bane, also known as the Smithlord, is a realm of unwavering order and industry. The plane appears as a seemingly endless labyrinth of forges, foundries, and training grounds, all dedicated to the perfection of the art of war. Everywhere one looks, one can see the products of Bane’s craftsmanship: gleaming suits of armour, razor-sharp weapons, and mighty war machines.
The inhabitants of Adamant are celestials of martial prowess, who tirelessly train and refine their skills in the never-ending pursuit of perfection. These beings are proud and disciplined, and they live their lives according to strict codes of conduct and honour.
Despite the militaristic nature of Adamant, the plane is not without its beauty. The sight of thousands of celestials working in perfect unison, their movements as synchronized as a well-oiled machine, is a thing of awe-inspiring beauty. And the sounds of hammers ringing on anvils, the roar of bellows, and the hiss of molten metal as it cools, are a symphony that echoes across the plane.
To mortals who find themselves on Adamant, the plane can be both a place of wonder and a place of challenge. The celestials who inhabit the plane are not hostile to outsiders, but they expect visitors to conduct themselves with the same discipline and honour that they hold themselves to. And those who seek to learn the art of war will find few better teachers than the celestials of Adamant.
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Dyrim, the Spellfather, is the Celestial Planes deity of Arcana and Knowledge. He is also known as Deneir (Elvish) and Dhemnir (Dwarvish).
Ingenium
Ingenium
Ingenium, the domain of Dyrim, is a plane of existence dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and the arcane. It appears as a grand library, vast beyond measure, with shelves upon shelves of tomes, scrolls, and ancient texts. The architecture is grand and imposing, and every inch of space is used to store knowledge.
The inhabitants of Ingenium are celestial beings, devoted to the pursuit of knowledge and the protection of its secrets. They are the guardians of the knowledge contained within the library, and they will do everything in their power to protect it from those who would misuse it.
Dyrim, the Spellfather, is the patron deity of this plane of existence. He is the embodiment of arcane knowledge and the master of all magical arts. His followers, the celestials of Ingenium, are tasked with preserving the secrets of magic and sharing them only with those who have proven themselves worthy.
Those who seek knowledge and enlightenment may find themselves drawn to Ingenium, where they will be welcomed by the celestials and granted access to the vast library of knowledge contained within its walls. But those who seek to use the power of magic for their own gain should beware, for the guardians of Ingenium will not hesitate to defend their secrets.
Eldath, the Stormlord is the Celestial Planes deity of the Tempest and Nature. He is also known by the names Eladro (Elvish) and Elebrin (Dwarvish).
Dawnrest
Dawnrest
The plane of Dawnrest is a place of wild and untamed beauty, where the power of nature is celebrated and respected. Rivers run pure and clear, and verdant forests stretch out to the horizon, teaming with life. The skies are alive with storms and the fierce beauty of lightning, and the land is ruled by the cycles of the seasons. Mortals who dwell here are generally peaceful, preferring to live in harmony with the land and its creatures. The presence of Eldath, the Stormlord, is felt strongly in this realm, and his influence can be seen in every corner of the plane. His followers tend to be druids and rangers, and they work to maintain the delicate balance between civilization and nature, ensuring that both can thrive in harmony. The celestials who inhabit this realm are fierce defenders of the natural world, and they stand ready to protect it against any threat.
Meher, the Great Guide is the Celestial Planes deity of the Dead and the Grave. He also has the names Malar (Elvish) and Malyk (Dwarvish).
Only he and Rayse can manifest themselves in the waters of Death.
Sepulchre
Sepulchre
The peaceful and sombre plane of Sepulchre, ruled by the deity Meher, is a reflection of mortal transport hubs and resting places for the dead. Despite its appearance, the souls of the dead do not pass through this plane or come to rest there. Meher, known as “The Great Guide,” leads souls to their afterlife destinations, ensuring their safe passage to their eternal resting places. The plane of Sepulchre is a place of calm reflection and respect for the dead, with no disturbance or chaos. Even though it is not a destination for the souls of the deceased, it is a place where those who remain can pay their respects and honour the memories of those who have passed on. The quiet and serene atmosphere of Sepulchre serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting the cycle of life and death, and the crucial role that Meher plays in guiding souls to their final destinations.
Sharn, the Morninglord, is the Celestial Planes deity of Life and Light. He is also known as Sehanine (Elvish) and Sune (Dwarvish).
Everiss
Everiss
Everiss appears as a realm of shining cities and radiant landscapes, filled with vibrant flora and fauna. The inhabitants of Everiss are benevolent and guided by the principles of compassion and healing. There are holy shrines and temples dedicated to Sharn throughout the plane, where devout followers offer prayers and sacrifices to the Morninglord. The power of Sharn imbues the entire plane with a brilliant light that banishes darkness and evil. However, the forces of darkness and chaos are constantly seeking to infiltrate Everiss and must be fiercely opposed by the celestial armies of Sharn.
Upon Gideon making contact with both the Banish and praying to the seven divines it released a celestial beacon. Gideon found various deities superimposed over his person and working through his body as they freed the celestial being trapped in the greatsword which believed itself to be named Banish. As a side effect of them being having been ejected from the greatsword, Iskar was also released from it and returned to his body.
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The party traveled, with a brief stop across the border into Holy Dominion of Estwatch. The party stopped for supplies in Ritherhithe where they visted the Temple of the Seven. There Calyn, in this new lands and with new gods, prayed at the altar of the Stormlord. The bishop there, Joseph Morningfall, bore witness as Calyn was blessed by the deity. Joseph Morningfall shared with the party that Kilvin is known in the region as a devout and heroic man. Morningfall knew that Kilvin had intended to head to the fishing village of Khas’Kive.
Upon waking Velanon despaired at the news of Calyn having successfully removed the greatsword. Velanon believed it had been anchoring the Cannibal King into his prison barrow and now he had been truly freed. Velanon stated she had to return to Estwatch to consult her superiors about this. Velanon also advised that she and her Wardens had gotten to the barrow too late to stop the Evergloom Cult. They got whatever they were there for.
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