Plath

Dogma:
Believed to have created both heaven and Fel, Plath has always been revered by those connected to nature. Preserve and respect the elements, and Plath is said to keep the sun burning longer. Impudence and carelessly draining natural landscapes threaten to extinguish the sun; An age of timeless war is said to follow. Many roads have way shrines built nearby for travelers who still believe that Plath will protect them. The natural world has inscrutable laws that not only must be observed and applied to everyday teachings but also must be defended from those who would use forbidden means to abuse such laws. Plath's cleric's, known as Plati, are charged with protecting natural wonders, druid groves, as well as avenging or protecting those who have lost their nature focus. Just has nature has its own timing for everything, so too do its followers; Urgent tempers lead only to undesired problems, not the harmonious state which comes from understanding.

Worshippers of Plath are the most commonly found to bear the sign of the Birthmark, and are commonly called to become priests. Sailors are common converts as life at the mercy of the elements facilitates the belief thst Plath protects those who take sail, however, tales of boat men seeing outsiders from the elemental plane of water are not unheard of. Priests are first tasked with making contact with the elemental planes, including fire, water, earth, and air; a fifth unofficial element is cause for some debate, as the Shadow Plane is considered the antithesis of all other elemental planes, though, this is mere conjecture by scholarly boys. Time is also a plane of concern, however the mechinations of such a realm are often left to the highest theologians working in tandem with the group known as the Claws of the Thane. To become aquainted with beings of the elemental realms is, to the Plati, a overwhelming cultural need. Druids often rank themselves by their ties to these elemental realms.

Possessions
Shrine: Repository Solis, Traquet