The Holy Imanjar are an association of people who have devoted their lives to the will of various deities. While they cim to serve all deities, individuals usually serve in a temple devoted to a single deity. As members have given up their free will, they are often said to have little personality of their own and to have taken up the character of their main deity.

  The internal hierarchy of the Holy Imanjar is determined by the strength of one’s deity. The stronger the deity, the more power the member of the Holy Imanjar has. This is determined by the deities themselves, with lesser deities willingly commanding those under their control to follow the will of the higher deities. Higher deities have more influence over their people, and thus their Holy Imanjar have deceptively strong personalities and motivation due to this high amount of influence.

  Members of the Holy Imanjar can be assigned to temples according to the will of higher deities. Holy Imanjar with special talents may be chosen by a a particur deity who feels they are conducive to their cause.

  Alternatively, the weakest members of the Holy Imanjar simply serve at the temples where they first devoted themselves to the deities doing simple tasks and chores. They only feel the will of deities when the deities call upon them, so they are ironically the Holy Imanjar that have the most remaining free will. The unfortunate side effect is that many deities view them as disposable in comparison to the more talented Holy Imanjar. Should a temple ever be attacked, they are the first ones to die.

  Holy Imanjar are also capable of serving spirits that possess egos. These are weaker than any of the deities and are much less popur among humans.

  Spirits that do not possess an ego may attach themselves to humans that strongly match their core concept. This provides unique opportunities to humans that will be discussed ter.