History of Caer Galen

Saint Michael with the Harp

Patron Saint of Warriors and the Reckless

Known miracles: 1 – Returned from the dead, many times

Symbols: Heraldic fireball, bat

Saint Louis with the Staff

Patron Saint of Grumpy People, Actors

Known miracles: None. “Kids these days think everything is miraculous.

In my day, we just did stuff.”

Symbol: crozier

Saint Douglas MacAndrew

Patron Saint of Leaders, Redemption, Whiskey-drinkers

Known miracles: 1 – a plague of scorpions attacked his Barony and Douglas made them all fall asleep with his voice. 2 – Gave enlightenment to the people in the form of whiskey

Symbols: A read Bowen knot outlined in gold (aka a Douglas Knot), Papal Miter, Sword covered by an aspen leaf

Saint Kiriel of Windhover Cliff

Patron Saint of Justice, Bards

Known miracles: Anyone who visited her land was blessed with wit.

Symbols: a kestrel hovering, a prairie dog with an arrow

Saint Cecily with the Cup

Patron Saint of Equestrians, Scholars, Vintners

Known miracles: 1 – had an amphora of never-ending wine. 2 – In her presence,

yarn never runs out

Symbols: Wine amphora, drop spindle, book

Saint Demelza of the Chair

Patron Saint of Patient People, Quiet Glee

Known miracles: brought joy to a despondent Midwinter feast by inventing

Caer Galen Musical Chairs

Symbol: a broken chair

Saint William the Cooper

Patron Saint of Rebels, Cartographers

Known miracles: Was seen at four different places simultaneously

Symbols: a barrel with a chalice, a wooden hand plane, a figure with their face obscured