St. Fadma

Fadma was a priest of Gedar some 200 years ago. She was a fairly unremarkable member of the faithful until she started having visions. She claimed that her visions were from Gedar himself, contacting her from the future. What she recorded of her visions covered many broad topics but the most in depth were the tracts that claimed that Gedar was urging that his followers put aside their conquering ways and embrace a philosophy of peace, lest they face an apocalypse in the future from which he contacted them.

Fadma was hailed by many as a prophet and her teachings spread across the Gedarite church. They did as they were asked, ending their crusades.

Upon her death, Fadma was sainted and quickly became a figure of worship herself, becoming a symbol of peace and tolerance. No nation has embraced her quite as much as Tishari where the Church of Saint Fadma has a strong following.

Her symbol is a pair of hands flat against each other, the blade of a longsword held between the palms. It represents the tempering of Gedar's aggression.