Moilram

Moilram, sometimes Morilirom, is depicted as a huge, blindingly white cube, tetrahedron, octahedron or similar perfect geometrical object. Moilram has little or no interest in dealing with individuals, but this indifference makes him utterly fair. He cannot be insulted or flattered.

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The Doctrine of High Law
Absolute order. The only tolerable form of existence is one where everything is in order and in its place. It is necessary that uniformity be imposed upon the world to insure perfect control of all actions, thus eliminating all disruption and dissent. Perhaps the most unknowable member of a pantheon that is not always easily identifiable by most of humankind, the size of His church is comparitively small.

Organization
Despite having a rather smaller priesthood than the other Gods of the Commune, Moilram is considered the head of the pantheon.

He generally prefers to work by granting power to those who can aid his purposes, though this power may be revoked upon completion of the task, making his clerics somewhat unique in that they may only be so endowed for a limited period of time. Most commonly, He was been known to reward His faithful with talisma or instruments of protection against various chaotic forces or ideas.

Moilram has an order of dedicated paladins known as the Order of Lyran.