Relamoor the Reforger

God of monuments, rebirth and undeath.   Worship of Relamoor is renowned for its use of great and ornate monuments. Worshipers of Relamoor believe that death is only the beginning and that the dead still can be of much use to the living. Many of the great monuments to Relamoor were forged by the faithful, raised into undeath after their natural end. The church believes that nothing should be done to hasten that end. Worshipers of Relamoor believe that once the soul is able to move forward, after their body is finished being used in the mortal world, that it will be reborn again in this world in a new body. Only once this cycle is completed countless times, do they believe that the soul is finally allowed to move on to the outer planes to find its rest.   Being reanimated after death is a great honour to the faithful of Relamoor. It would be a shame to have one's usefulness end with one's death. The first task that one is given after being raised into undeath is to forge one's own gravestone. The powerful are allowed to spend time turning their barrow into a great work of art, to be marveled at for generations to come, before immediately being allowed to pass to the next cycle of rebirth. The weaker or those whose lives were plagued with sin must preform much work in undeath in order to be reborn in a worthy body. The greatest disciples of Relamoor are sought out in their next life by still living sages, to be brought back to their station within the church and to relearn their soul's true name.   Even greater than undeath to a follower of Relamoor is when the dead are raised to true life once more to continue one's work upon this earth, and only the greatest among their order are able to bring the dead back in this manner.