Hehe. "Behold, the power of my goddess! She can make this apple taste like strawberries! Amazing!"<br/><br/>I'll see a first pass, at least, to see who's interested in the current bonds. Part of what I like in this game is seeing where things go rather than pre-fitting everything.<br/><br/>Oh, please ask plenty of questions and I'll be happy to make things up on the spot.<br/><br/>Worship of Lan-nerra is spread wide, but thinly. Her worship is demanding and she's not as flashy as others, the war gods, the harvest gods, the fertility gods especially. Nowhere, except for Baroit, where the main church is, is she the most popular god. And yet, the worship, severe and low-key as it is, attracts little attention and their dedication to healing, tolerance and pacifism makes them generally well thought of. Everyone knows someone who the church helped, in their gruff ways, when there was no one else who could do so. And their neutrality has often served well to help resolve disputes. So they are tolerated nearly everywhere, but never grow, or perhaps are allowed to grow, large.<br/><br/>Lan-nerra's symbol can be seen depicted on Elise's image, a cross with two sharp points vertically, symbolizing stretching towards the heavenly ideal, and the sides elaborately rounding back inwards, to indicate lack of aggression towards others. Colours are plain, black, white or the material's natural colour are most used.