God of truth and justice, judge of man and beast

Holy Symbol: Eye stitched on shirts of the priests (this is the Eye of Law)

Church Hierarchy

The head of the priesthood is the Primus. His word is the word of Morn. The next level is the Secundus, of which there are twenty-five. A Secundus is typically responsible for the keeping the faithful in line for several countries. The Secundi are also responsible for choosing the Primus when the position is open. Following the Secundi are the Trius, who are generally the high priests of a single country or major city, but are also the appellate judges in Myos. The next level are Tetrarchs, who are the high priests within countries and small cities. Pentarchs are the leaders of individual congregations, with Priests and Initiates below them.

Initiation into Priesthood

Initiates must go through two years of theological training. They then go through two years of martial training. They are then required to go on a quest to seek a true form of justice. They must then return and explain what happened and why it was just. The person is then required to swear that they will try to uphold justice and become a force to destroy the atrocities in the world.

Initiation into Faithful

There is nothing required to worship Morn.

Edicts of Morn

1. Fight all forms of injustice.

2. Do not become unjust in your crusade to destroy the unjust.

Suborders of Priesthood

The hierarchy controls the priesthood very tightly, and the Primus tolerates no schisms. Therefore, no suborders are known for this priesthood.