God of Law and History
G'orn's unique role as the God of Law and History has shaped the perception of his worship and the practices of his followers. While he may have fewer worshipers compared to most other deities, the temples dedicated to him hold immense importance in the day-to-day functioning of society.
Administrative Temples:
G'orn's temples are not traditional places of fervent religious worship or elaborate ceremonies. Instead, they serve as administrative centers where mundane, yet essential, civil matters are handled. Land deeds are filed, birth and death certificates are issued, taxes are recorded, marriages and divorce and certified, and important legal documents are preserved in the official record. These activities intertwine the civil and the divine aspects of G'orn's domain.
Priests as Record Keepers:
The priests of G'orn act more like administrative clerks and record keepers than traditional religious figures. They are responsible for maintaining meticulous records, preserving historical documents, and ensuring laws are upheld and followed. These priests play a crucial role in the smooth functioning of society, often acting as advisors on matters of law and history.
Lay Workers and Fanatics:
A significant portion of the workers in the Temple of G'orn are lay people and civil servants who carry out the administrative tasks under the guidance of the priests. However, occasionally, there are zealous individuals who feel a particular call to the practices of G'orn. These fanatics become fervent advocates for the rights and freedoms of others or zealous prosecutors of