The Triune Saints

This bit may appear in some future product, but not the upcoming Infernal Realms supplement, because we avoid campaign-specific stuff that treads on referee territory, but...

For those wishing to incorporate the Triune Faith from The Ruined Abbey of Saint Tabitha into their own campaigns, the following table of saints may be useful.  Remember, these were former pagan gods, previously worshiped and (later) converted to worship of the Triune and (his/her/its) interests: 

SAINT	PAGAN NAME	INTERESTS
Agatha	Agytha	leprosy, loss, sacrifice
Agnes	Agnre	hail, storms, weather
Beverly	Bevrys	obstacles, suffering, tests
Catherine	Cath	balms, cures, healing
Columba	Culmbr	fishermen, journeys by boat
Dunston	Dyn	metalworking, smithcraft
Elmo	Elmyr	light, heavenly fire
Gilbert	Gylbyt	mystery, religious seekers
Gregory	Gorys	evangelization, evidence
Hubert	Hyr	deer, forests, hunting
Isadora	Isora	occult knowledge, wisdom
Jerome	Jerym	ancestral knowledge
Julian	Jul	pilgrims, travelers by land
Lawrence	Lawrys	laws, judgment, trials
Leonard	Lyo	beggars, lepers, the poor
Martin	Martyn	cures, resurrection
Margaret	Magyr	exorcism, turning undead
Martha	Myrr	money, possessions, slavery
Matthias	Matrys	drought, farming, soil
Nicholas	Nicol	gold, silver, precious gems
Odile	Odys	blindness, inner vision
Sebastian	Sabyn	mercenaries, soldiers, war
Tabitha	Tabyth	acceptance, death, mourning
Vitus	Vytus	epilepsy, prophecy, wine

Being servants of the Triune, all are lawful (good) or at least neutral in outlook (being saints).  Future posts and products will almost certainly deal with the forces of chaos!

Saint Agnes (Angre in the pagan), from an
illuminated manuscript found in the Abbey of Tabitha 

In order to make the Triune religion feel like the monolithic medieval faith while preserving the polytheism of most old-school campaigns, each saint has its own order and dedicated clerics, making the above table a useful guide.  The pagan and Triune names are both included, so the players can develop clerics outside of this religious structure (something our group has done)...