Sectatores Tempestatis

There are few formal members of the Sectatores Tempestatis as most worshipers of Umunairu worship her only out of necessity. The few priests and preachers loyal to the Shepard of storms are watched closely by the Inquisition due to their proximity to worship of certain banned elements.

Structure

The Sectatores Tempestatis have no formal structure or leader. The few who use the name are those clerics or priests that serve in farming or seaside villages most often affected by Umunairu.

Culture

The Sectatores Tempestatis are an order that grew from necessity rather than reverence. As such those who use the name are likely to also hold other rolls such as farmers or sailors. The few true priests of the Shepard of Storms live quiet, unassuming lives in services to their communities.

Mythology & Lore

Worship of Umunairu is often quite, informal, and serving a direct purpose rather then the pomp and circumstance that is expected from the gods. There a few myths and even fewer teaching associated with the Sectatores Tempestatis and most of their traditions come from folk tails rather then a set mythological cannon.

Divine Origins

The origin of the worship of Umunairu are not known. While the permitted nature of her worship implies that she is a part of the Court of the God Empress no records exist outside the alabaster hall that state when or how she came to be Worshiped.