The Dadradah
A pre-Imperial religion preserved in Sazed's copperminds. Its practitioners — spread across many countries — held that art drew one nearer to God, and treated being an artist as a higher calling than being a priest. Much of their writing concerned colour and hue in the natural world. Sazed offers Clubs their wooden brush-glyph as a token, naming the one-time woodworker an artist before he was ever a soldier. MB1:WoA:Ch 50
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