Canonical adjective meaning "pertaining to Sarenrae and her church"?

[Haladir]

Is it "Sarenrean?"

[The Golux]

Sarenite, I think.

[James Jacobs]

Sarenite is correct.

[Howie23]

Sunny. :)

[Damon Griffin]

Dawnfloral.

[Haladir]

Thanks!

I thought "Sarenite" was what you called a follower of Sarenrae, but that there was a different adjective.

[Celestial Pegasus]

I suspect Sarenite is both the adjective and the denomination. Kind of like how one might refer to something being Buddhist, and also valued by a Buddhist.

[Interzone]

But Saranrean is what you would call the followers themselves, right? I know in the Legacy of Fire AP it is possible to get the title "Abbott-Protector of the Saranrean" or some such.

[James Jacobs]

Interzone wrote:

But Saranrean is what you would call the followers themselves, right? I know in the Legacy of Fire AP it is possible to get the title "Abbott-Protector of the Saranrean" or some such.

That would be an error.

[Matthew Morris]

And if you're bound by the church of Saranrae..

You've been Saran-wrapped.

Edit, now I want to make a a Dawnflower Dervish who calls his performances 'Saran-rap.'

[Interzone]

James Jacobs wrote:

Interzone wrote:

But Saranrean is what you would call the followers themselves, right? I know in the Legacy of Fire AP it is possible to get the title "Abbott-Protector of the Saranrean" or some such.

That would be an error.

Ahh thanks for the clarification... We are just nearing the end of the campaign... I will tell the Oracle who has the title :)

So would that be 'Abbott-Protector of the Sarenite' or 'of the Sarenites?'

I am assuming the latter.

[James Jacobs]

The latter.

And it's "Sarenrae" with an e, not an a. So when you say the name, it doesn't sound like Saran Wrap at all.

[Matthew Morris]

Yeah, I know, but the pun is too good to pass up. 'Saren-wrap.' :-)

I pronounce it Sᴂr-AN-rae anyway

[James Jacobs]

Matthew Morris wrote:

Yeah, I know, but the pun is too good to pass up. 'Saren-wrap.' :-)

I pronounce it Sᴂr-AN-rae anyway

Perhaps... but after saying it SAIR-in-ray for several decades, it's just a pet peeve of mine to see it misspelled and mispronounced—especially since a few folks here at Paizo did so habitually several years ago.

[Jeremiziah]

...before they were executed for crimes against the state. Right?