Daybreak Edicts

Diplomatic action

Aestara officially declares war on the rebelling region of Yotenar.
With this declaration came the next and greatest wave of religious and legislative edicts. Most gods of the Imperial Pantheon were declared either illegal to worship or changed in their importance and station among the state religion. This edict was supported by the highest priests in Aestara and began the most imposing religious reforms, causing many to speak out against the edicts.

The following deities were deemed illegal in the Holy Aestaran Empire as a whole:

• Vestus and Bahamut (both of which had already been eliminated from Aestaran land)
• Umos and Ord (for their connections to the elves and dwarves respectively)
• Merav, Lautan, Segren, Tiamat, Venari, and Synne (for their association with beauty outside of humanity and acceptance of teachings against the church of humanity, monsters, mercy for the weak, dragons, and magic).

• Casdia and Silrae are claimed to be aspects of the divine mother Aestarte, wife of Dimdal.
[li[Ord’s faith is encouraged to change their worship to that of Dimdal, father of humanity who encourages innovation and supremacy in their creations.