Dogma
She is seen at granter of victory for those who have captured her attention through dedication and prowess.
History
Qinnah began her life as a divine entity. At an early age she took an interest in conflict. Studying and observing battles large and small. Qinnah manifested on the Material Plane during the Titan Wars. She earned a deserved reputation as a warrior and tactician. She became synonymous with victory during the campaign to expel the formless gods.
Relationships to other religions
Qinnah has a reputation as an arrogant god owing to her ability to sway the tide of conflict.
Depictions
Depicted as a winged woman in a flowing gown with a large mane of hair. Statues in many areas show her carrying a sword and shield, wearing a breastplate and studded metal and leather armor over her skirt. Most cultures who embrace Quinnah adapt her armor to fit with the local armory style.
Divine Intervention
Qinnah lends her influence to valorous and brave warriors. Such is her interest in battle that she enters the tents of great leaders on the eve of battle to give her blessing in person.
Divine Servants
Qinnah is served by seven shield maidens. These warriors are tasked with brining her favored fallen to live out eternity in her court. The maiden’s have been known to intervene in battle, deflecting lethal attacks. Eagles are believed to be her earthly agents and are viewed as a good omen that Qinnah is watching over.
Church of Qinnah
Often a cultural center for people who make their living at sea. Morning prayers and blessing protect the fleet and bless the day’s catch.
Worshipers and Clergy
The church tends to be incorporated into the military social structure of a community. Garrisons and barracks act as temples and churches. In larger settlements temple complexes are devoted to the teaching a betterment of soldiers. War scholars advance themselves through invention and tactical study.
Temples and Shrines
Garrisons forts and war colleges are the holy sites for Qinnah. Shrines take on many forms though it is common for fallen soldiers to be honored with a white sash tied across the hilt of the weapon as an invitation for the shield maidens to take the soldier home.
Holy Texts
The writings of great tacticians are greatly prized in the church. Larger temples house libraries of texts dating back ages.
Holidays
Holy days vary by region. Significant battles are often celebrated annually.
Cleric Alignments
All
Domains
Glory, War, Protection, Strength, Protection.
Subdomains
Lust, Heroism, Defense, Ferocity, Tactics, Honor.
Favored Weapon
Sword, Shield.