Mariner's Cross

Though at first glance it appears to be a Fork of Lombra, the Mariner's Cross is a religious icon commonly seen throughout the southeastern provinces of Bastollo, particularly in coastal communities. Like the Divine Fork, the cross is similarly formed by two arms angling outwards from a central trunk. However, where the Mariner's Cross differs is in how the two arms also point backwards from the central length. This enables the cross to be balanced on its head for use in daily ritual, which is known to have been interpreted by Elvish authorities as a sign of infernal worship in the past, due to the symbolic likeness these ritual crosses share with the Devil's Fork.