Amaunator

Amaunator is known as the god of life and agriculture. There are rarely depictions of Amaunator and instead a sigil of the sun shining over a field is typically placed onto temples and shrines dedicated to him. In the circumstances where a depiction of him is created it is often simply as a bearded man in earthen brown robes. He is one of the most popular god's especially with farmers due to the belief that prayer to him creates good harvests.

Dogma
Amaunator asks of all his followers that they remain compassionate and kind, especially to those less fortunate and those in need. Amaunator prefers his followers to make changes through good deeds and peaceful resolutions rather than through violence which includes evil and chaos. As such disagreements tend to occur between firm believes of Balthazar and Archenon as to how to handle matters.

Amaunator is said to prefer to intervene directly and aid those who he feels truly needs it. As such miracles are said to be common when people describe the reason for their faith.

Followers
Most of Amaunator's followers tend toward the good alignment's. Most drawn to him are peasants and common people who often pray for a good harvest. The more devout will tend to have small shrines or symbols in their home. Clerics will often follow Amaunator, especially those who choose to lead a life dedicated to helping others. Warriors, barbarians, paladins and others tend to shy away from Amaunator due to his distaste for violence and only condoning it as a last resort.

Temples and Clergy
Temples and shrines are numerous and can be found in most towns and cities. Especially in larger cities where multiple temples can be found with numerous shrines. The temples will tend to be rather plain and simple with many of the proceeds going toward charity and aid for the local populace, though, some temples that are said to only pay lip service to Amaunator tend to be more ornate and decorated. The numerous clerics that follow him make up the bulk of his clergy as they often will perform healing duties and other needed acts for the local populace.