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--- gods:atena:atenitepriests [2025/07/01 12:11] – created trazyntheinfidrip
+++ gods:atena:atenitepriests [2026/01/10 01:37] (current) – Replaced Tarus and Vormaxia with Empani. simeonrice1_gmail.com
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 Additionally, there are those that apply to become a priest of At'ena, and are assigned an apprenticeship.
-From the day they become an apprentice, the prospective At’enite spends their time shadowing and learning from a Reader, who teaches them to recognize signs and omens. Additionally, apprentices are expected to have a good knowledge of history and modern science, taking classes and embarking on studies only rivaled by Tarusian and Vormaxian apprentices. As long as an apprentice remains in good standing with the At'enite Temple and makes suitable progress towards their initiation, their room and board, as well as transportation and livelihood, is entirely provided for.
+From the day they become an apprentice, the prospective At’enite spends their time shadowing and learning from a Reader, who teaches them to recognize signs and omens. Additionally, apprentices are expected to have a good knowledge of history and modern science, taking classes and embarking on studies only rivaled by Empanian apprentices. As long as an apprentice remains in good standing with the At'enite Temple and makes suitable progress towards their initiation, their room and board, as well as transportation and livelihood, is entirely provided for.
 == Initiation ==
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 In the many scattered, often nomadic tribes of southern Pthora's Johtalit, a shaman, an indigenous Seherite, acts as a community leader. They are often just as influential as the tribal chief. The shaman does not necessarily trace their roots back to a high place within the tribe. When it comes time to choose a new shaman apprentice, the old one performs a ritual to see the future and divine which child within the tribe is best suited for the role of the next shaman.
-From then on, the child enters into an apprenticeship, training in duties from reading the future to seeing hidden signs in the present. Duties understood as Seherite are not all they do; a Johtalit shaman usually also fulfills healing duties common to Asetites and teaching roles often assigned to Vormaxians.
+From then on, the child enters into an apprenticeship, training in duties from reading the future to seeing hidden signs in the present. Duties understood as Seherite are not all they do; a Johtalit shaman usually also fulfills healing duties common to Asetites and teaching roles often assigned to Empanians.
 ===== Holidays =====
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 ===== Relationship with Other Priesthoods =====
-Many At’enites believe that only At’ena has complete knowledge, so her priests may regard other deities as reflections or aspects of At’ena, and as such, they may believe that each contain some aspect or facet of At’ena’s wisdom. Some believe that Tarus and Vormaxia are aspects of At'ena concerned with the Past and Present, respectively. At’enites have cordial relationships with Vormaxian Libraries and Research Centers, and sometimes work in tandem with them to more easily see and find signs. Tarusian Archives are also sometimes utilized to properly document and decipher prophecies.
+Many At’enites believe that only At’ena has complete knowledge, so her priests may regard other deities as reflections or aspects of At’ena, and as such, they may believe that each contain some aspect or facet of At’ena’s wisdom. Some believe that Empani is instead an aspect of At'ena concerned exclusively with the Past and Present. At’enites have cordial relationships with Empanian Libraries and Research Centers, and sometimes work in tandem with them to more easily see and find signs. Tarusian Archives are also sometimes utilized to properly document and decipher prophecies.