Bani Flame (4e Deity)
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[edit] Bani Flame
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Bani Flame is distinguished as the tiefling demigod and unity. Bani Flame is worshipped exclusively by some tieflings. The hierarchy of the temples and religious organizations from lowest to highest are the worshiper, laity, novitiate, acolyte, adept, apprentice priest, priest, curate, bishop elect, bishop, cardinal elect, cardinal, high priestess, high priest, matriarch, and patriarch. Most organizational clerics are devoted clerics. Most organizational paladins (except for knightly orders) are ardent paladins, protecting paladins, and virtuous paladins. Rarely do avengers or invokers belong to the religious organization. The festival Bani Flame celebrates is the high festival of Unity Demigod, on the 10th day of the second month, Duo, which is also known as the Unification Celebration. His commandments are:
This demigod is engaged in the physical plane. Demigods have shrines, chapels, temples, worshippers, and clerics. With the destruction of the City-State of Phobos, leaving four City-States against the Evil Empire, it was believed to be a positive omen from the Gods: four against one, becoming Bani Flames sacred number. In or near metropolitan areas or capitals there may be temples, cathedrals, monasteries, and spiritual universities. Temples have four or more clerics lead by a bishop. Cathedrals have ten or more clerics led by a cardinal. Monasteries have ten or more clerics led by a cardinal. Spiritual universities have thirty or more clerics led by a matriarch or patriarch. As four is a sacred number, the altars are four square feet with four attending priests. Cathedrals, temples, monasteries, and shrines are built in squares. In the Tiefling town of Anakes-town there is a Chant temple and monastery, where The High Priest Hope Tallah the Faithful is the leader of the temple and monastery. In Setville there is a Unification temple and High Priestess Orianna Redhorn is over it and its clerics. In Washmire the Akhmim temple and monastery can be found with Lerissa Akhmim the Devoted as the high priestess.
Unity Tiefling Warlord Bani Flame become King of Three Tribes and founded the ancient Tiefling Kingdom of Chi-han-sis.
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