A revered religious order that provides spiritual solace, healing, and moral guidance to the people of Rouktu. The Bhappa believe in the divine connection between all living beings and the cosmos, offering wisdom and compassion to those who seek it. They do not wield political power, but their influence shapes the hearts and minds of millions—because in the end, whoever controls the faith of the people shapes the soul of the galaxy.
Spiritual leadership, faith-based healing, and the preservation of ancient theological wisdom. The Bhappa act as neutral mediators in conflicts, offering counsel and solace to all, regardless of faction or creed.
The Bhappa Covenant, an ancient religious text, written by the First Believers, that serves as the foundation of their teachings. It dictates their spiritual laws and is considered the ultimate authority on matters of faith and morality. The Order does not impose its beliefs but invites all to seek enlightenment through its teachings.
The Bhappa is a hierarchical theocracy, led by enlightened spiritual leaders rather than politicians or warriors.
Revered as the moral compass of Rouktu, the Bhappa are respected for their wisdom, compassion, and unwavering commitment to peace. Some fear their influence, believing their teachings could challenge secular authority, while others see them as the only true path to enlightenment.
Some factions, like the Noaidi Order, see the Bhappa as an obstacle to progress, their moral stance clashing with unchecked ambition. Others, like the Eretfar or the Nouguras, reject their authority entirely, viewing organized religion as a chain rather than a guiding light.
The Bhappa do not rule through force or wealth but through the power of faith and wisdom. Founded by enlightened mystics and holy scholars, the Order has grown into the most influential spiritual guiding force in Rouktu. Their temples and shrines are sanctuaries for the lost, the sick, and the seeking, offering solace in societies often torn by conflict and greed.
Six Commandments of the Bhappa: