The Razmirans serve the living god, and all others religions are forbidden there. Foreign priests are tolerated, but have to watch their steps.
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...of course, keeping the presence of myself, Metella and Passad a secret is the wisest course, given what happened to the earlier envoys.
is Amauhak of Reth Bezel, a mystic of the sands dwarves of Osirion
Amauhak, on the hand, tries no to get involved. Once addressed, he merely says "In the words of the diamond sage: 'Ask not the blind to describe the sunset'. I am ignorant in the matters you speak of."
The clergy holds a firm grip on the populace. It's hard to tell what elements of dissent you will find, but I know of none that would challenge the clergy openly.
The nation of Razmirian is a dangerous place for the reckless. It's a strict theocracy, presided by a vast priestly bureaucracy that worships a being said to be a living god. Foreign priests are tolerated, as long as they do not profess their faith.
...of course, keeping the presence of myself, Metella and Passad a secret is the wisest course, given what happened to the earlier envoys.
is Amauhak of Reth Bezel, a mystic of the sands dwarves of Osirion |