Yauri

Yauri tradition supports the idea of reincarnation, much like those who believe in the Celestial Bureaucracy. Yauri, the religion of the Yauran Steppes, is more a shared set of spiritual beliefs than an organized church. Yauri tradition accepts all other traditions. According to Yauri belief, the Heavens and the afterlife are unknowable. Therefore, all beliefs are true to the believers. Yauri tradition allows for an infinite number of gods. Yauranese people often pray to and honor the gods of the Therran pantheon, but also believe that each clan and household has their own gods. Each city, mountain, and river have their own gods. According to Yauri tradition, gods are everywhere. They can be helpful and destructive. Yauranese people pray to learn how to appease the gods in their lives. Yauri tradition marks little distinction between demons, angels, gods, and devils. All planar creatures, good or evil, are viewed as gods of varying power. Even ascended rulers or culture heroes are worshiped as gods under Yauri tradition. There is no organized hierarchy to the Yauri faith. Each temple and monastery is autonomous, bound to other Yauri sects by respect and tradition alone. Open warfare between sects is common.

Yauri Priests:
 * Alignment: Yauri Priests can be of any alignment, because Yauri gods can be any alignment.


 * Channel Energy: Yauri Priests may channel positive or negative energy.


 * Domains: choose any domains, typically related to a patron deity.


 * Favored Weapon: choose any weapon as your favored weapon, typically related to a patron deity.