Dominion: the state, the sky, thunder and lightning 

Title: King of Heaven 

Sacred Symbol: lightning bolt

Sacred Colours: purple, white, and gold

Sacred Animals: eagle, white bull, cuckoo, swan, goose, bees

Sacred Plants: oak tree, wheat, vervain

Sacred Jewel: opal

Day of Worship: Thursday 

High Feast Days: the day of the Full Moon each month, 24th of February, 1st of July, 11th of October, and 13th of November 

Festival: 13th of September 

Devotees: the king, the ruling class, government ministers, magistrates, military officers, tax collectors, farming communities, the very poor who rely on the protection of the state 

Invoked for: military victory, the security of the kingdom, the protection of the government, justice, freedom, a successful harvest season, rain during times of drought

Temple: The main temple in Lindensea is atop Tirafort Coombe in the Hillshire, the highest point in the kingdom. The nearest temple to Camden is in the village of Avery on the city's outskirts, the most exclusive residential district of the kingdom.

Initiation: The exact details of this rite are a secret, but it is known that very few become full initiates. Only seven candidates are accepted each year, and their names must be put forward by a sponsor who vouches for their good character. Furthermore, only those of high birth are permitted to become initiates of Jupiter.     

Merged with: Taran and Thunor, the Tirathic and Saxon gods of thunder and lightning

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The Temple of Jupiter is the wealthiest and most influential in all of Lindensea, and the High Priest and Priestess wield a great deal of power, temporal as well as spiritual. Backed by the establishment, those who hold the highest offices must attend the temple as part of their duties, no matter what their personal spiritual affiliation. 

Everyone is expected to celebrate the high feast days and the festival of Jupiter each year, and during times of crisis, the entire population will turn out to offer their prayers and sacrifices. Thursday is the day of the week chosen to pay out government pensions as a sign of the god's mercy to the humblest in the kingdom, and the shops stay open late that evening in his honour.  

Worship of Jupiter has long been merged with that of the Tirathic god Taran and the Saxon god Thunor, both deities of thunder and lightning.

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