| Alias | The Holy Mother, Homemaker | ||||||||||||||
| Spheres of influence | Children, healing, homestead | ||||||||||||||
| Alignment | Neutral Good | ||||||||||||||
| Domains | Family, Good, Healing, Purity, Wards | ||||||||||||||
| Favored weapon | Scythe | ||||||||||||||
| Symbol | A farmers scythe wrapped in gold wheat stalks | ||||||||||||||
| Divine focus | Two linked metal rings | ||||||||||||||
| Holy days | The specific dates vary from country to country, but one holy day is always the founding day of the capital. The local church may declare a particularly good and popular ruler's birthday to be celebrated for centuries. | ||||||||||||||
| Place of worship | Temples in cities | ||||||||||||||
| Colors | White, blue and gray | ||||||||||||||
| Animals | Herding dog | ||||||||||||||
| Appearance | Cassilda appears as a plain, brown haired, commoner dressed in work clothes | ||||||||||||||
| Church | The Home Foundation | ||||||||||||||
| Clergy | The Protectors | ||||||||||||||
| Sacrifice | One week of hard labor for a worthy community cause, or tending the ill, twice per year. They also sacrifice scrap lumber on a monthly basis by burning it. The clerics then mix the ashes with holy water and use the mixture to bless new building material. | ||||||||||||||
| Raiment | Priests of Cassilda wear colored robes in church and normal work clothes in public. They also wear short gray cylindrical caps. | ||||||||||||||
| Advancement |
Advancement within the church is based on seniority and service to the community.
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| Sayings | "Children are cheaper by the dozen." “All that is good in the world can be traced back to a loving family.” “You get what you work for.” |
