Great Wyrm
  • 🧚‍♀️Beginner's Rulebook
    • Welcome to Great Wyrm
    • Creating a Character
      • Character Creation Tips
    • How to play
      • Gameplay
      • The Reda Games
      • The Wyrm Chain
      • The Boss Battle
  • 📜Player's Handbook
    • What is Great Wyrm
      • Origins
      • Structure of play
      • The Goals of Great Wyrm
      • Why fully on-chain?
    • Types of games
      • The Reda Games
      • Troll Battle
        • Character Stats
        • Attributes
        • Items
        • Combat
    • Great Wyrm Glossary
  • đź”–the lore
    • Storylines
      • The Discovery
      • The Troll Problem
    • Settings
      • The Kingdom of Reda
      • Heelis
      • Kalash
    • Characters
      • Who’s Who in Heelis
        • The Royal Family of Reda
        • Courtiers
        • Seraphima’s Suitors
        • Other influential figures at court
        • Artisans
        • Scholars and innovators
        • Warriors
        • Clergy and religious figures
      • Who’s Who in Kalash
        • The Baron of Axa and his Family
          • The Axa Twins
          • Other Axas?
          • Teryn of Axa
        • The Government of Kalash
        • Leadership of Kalash
        • Residents of Kalash
        • Visitors to Kalash
        • The Axa estate
      • Unclaimed characters from “The Discovery”
  • ⚒️Game Economy
    • Great Wyrm: World mode mechanics
      • Economic Machine
      • War Machine
      • Decisions
      • World mode simulation
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  1. the lore
  2. Characters
  3. Who’s Who in Heelis

Clergy and religious figures

Cultists of the Bright Flame

The Cultists of the Bright Flame believe passionately in the existence of the Dragon Lord. They have long been a laughing stock: “Go cry to Flame Daddy,” people jeer as they run the cultists out of town. While the adepts take their worship extremely seriously, even peasant children can’t imagine being silly enough to believe that dragons are real. Besides, the cultists’ moralizing is extremely annoying. They are, however, walking encyclopedias of dragon lore, an oral tradition passed down from one generation to the next.

The Larder of Mab the Devourer

The Larder is a now disbanded cult based on extreme sacrifice to an insatiable god. Escapees from the cult are rebuilding their lives by finding work wherever they can. They strive to live anonymously due to a lingering fear of being tracked down by the cult leaders, though the leadership has officially been exiled from Reda. After being tricked into giving all they had for so many years, the former cultists are extremely suspicious of false gods and malevolent authorities. Even paying their taxes to the crown makes them queasy.

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