The Light of Tulli's Flame

The Light of Tulli's Flame, often called the Knights of Tulli's Flame, the Confessors or the Red Paladins. This is a zealous group made up largely of Paladins and some Clerics who have devoted themselves to Tulli the Goddess of Justice, Protection and Duty. Like many of the early gods who took part in the creation of Prynh and had large parts in the eventual creation of the Dragon races, Tulli's icon has a lot of symbolism that has to do with flames and fire, which are largely seen as both a lifegiver and deathbringer and held much reverence among many of the first gods and goddesses. As such, the order has taken a very literal take on the importance of fire and it's cleansing properties.

Locations
The members of Tulli's Flame have a headquarters at the heart of the city of Marsippi in Southern Prynh, but can be found on their various quests and crusades all across the known areas of Prynh. Additionally they are seen as the caretakers of any church, cathedral or holy place dedicated to the goddess Tulli, allowing them to have at least a small hold in most of the large cities of Prynh and in small settlements across the countrysides. They are largely respected by other governments around the world and are given passage wherever they seek it, for the most part. They claim no real territory, though they hold a great deal of influence among the members of the Marsippi government who have fought long and hard to keep the clergy from gaining too much influence in their hierarchy.

Beliefs
While the methods and often the personalities that make up of the Light of Tulli's Flame are much of the time seen as overzealous and perhaps even crazed, their vision and goal is widely respected. A very loose version of their order's cause would be that they look to fight evil, and service justice to those who break the laws and codes of their people, while giving these actions a religious tone. Their members have been known to take the decries of the Goddess Tulli too seriously and while they are usually too busy crusading against the great many truly evil threats that the world of Prynh is filled with on a daily basis, persecuting innocent people who they accuse of being sacrilegious isn't entirely out of character for the cause.