Temple of Woden

TempleofWoden

Congress of the Council of Nine

Country	Ortalyk, Sigis, Batis, Soltustik, Ælfwode
Leader	Some very high level cleric
Racial Mix	90% Human, 10% Ælf

The Temple of Woden is the bureaucracy behind the Wodenist religion. They are the keepers of the only copies of the Book of Woden and regularly train clerics and other Wodenist clergy to assist in the everyday lives of the citizens it serves. The principal clerics of the Temple of Woden are always at the pulse of local and national politics and it is an unwritten rule that they be invited to attend meetings where matters of state are involved. This is partly for Woden's blessing on state affairs and party because of the insistence of the church.

Membership

While millions on Otan may commend their meals, good fortunes or battles to Woden's name, the organization itself is made up of some 100,000 clerics. While the clergy is uniform in its philosophy worldwide, there are some variances in observances in different countries. These are noted as follows.

• Ortalyk
• Sigis
• Batis
• Soltustik
• Ælfwode - The temple has a larger membership of druids than clerics in Ælfwode.

History

The Temple of Woden has existed since 1 IM and undoubtedly since well into prehistory. While they were mostly confined to Ortalyk in the first year, their popularity has spread to other nations.

Current Activities

The Temple of Woden is actively trying to expand into Araldar, Ontustik, Karazalik and even the League of Dwarven Miners. Wodenist clerics can be very persuasive proselytizers, with a knack for finding new acolytes in the most unlikely of places.

Wodenist clerics are also actively researching the relationship between ancient writings that may have been written by or created because of Woden's direct decree. These fragments of knowledge are said to have powers that exceed current clerical and druidical powers known on Otan today.

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