Nurn

Nurn is less sociable than the other Gods, they prefer solitude to work on their creations. Whilst all gods love to create, Nurn throws themself into the work of creation with all their effort, not stopping to admire his work. For this reason, they are more grounded than the other gods, less obsessed with their grandeur and creations. Followers. Most involved in heavy industry such as blacksmithing, and masonry are devoted to Nurn, but anyone who values hard work, diligence and the physical trappings of civilisation may also keep Nurn as their god. Prayers are made to Nurn when breaking ground on a new building, especially workshops and forges, Nurn is often asked to bless tools and thanks are given after a monumental task. Church. Oftentimes workshops will have a small shrine to Nurn in the corner whilst churches often double as workshops themselves, containing a forge and tools available for anyone to use as crafting is seen as a form of prayer and meditation. Most cities have a large stone temple to Nurn in the heart of their industry and these often contain a foundry where molten brass is poured down channels during services, casting holy symbols and ornaments. Clerics of Nurn often wear a black leather apron over a red tunic and most always carry their tools with them, many will wield tool-like weapons such as hammers and axes. Dogma Hard work and diligence make the things that improve our world and the lives of others. Venerate and celebrate the craftsmen who build your houses, shoe your horses, and forge your weapons. Try to make something every day and contribute the fruits of your labour to society.