Narsi'Meus

Narsi'Meus (pronounced: nɑrsɪ.miəs) is a deity of beauty and perfection. They are often called upon by those seeking personal physical perfection, but can sometimes be found in contexts of more general self-improvement.

Depiction
Narsi'Meus is often depicted as an incredibly muscular and toned masculine, feminine, or androgynous humanoid of equally varying races, hair colors, and skin tones. The only persistent qualities of their portrayal are their peak physical condition and physical attractiveness.

Iconography
Narsi'Meus's symbol is a diamond-shaped mirror split into 8 pieces, representing the faith's 8 Facets. A black gem is normally depicted at the center of the symbol, representing the yet-improving Self surrounded by the Facets to which one must dedicate oneself.

Beliefs
Narsi’Meus can be best described as the multi-faceted deity of pride and self-improvement. The main tenets of the belief are broken down into eight “Facets”, represented by the eight mirrored faces that make up the their symbol. These facets revolve around making oneself the focus of attraction, idolatry, and generally anything that has the potential to make one the center of attention.

The eight Facets are broken down into four Major Facets and four Minor Facets.

Major Facets

 * 1) Self Before Others
 * 2) Others Before Self
 * 3) The Crown at the Top
 * 4) The Pillar at the Bottom

Minor Facets

 * 1) Love Thyself
 * 2) Maintain Thyself
 * 3) Pride Thyself
 * 4) Consider Thyself

Worshipers
Followers of Narsi’Meus are proud and forward and often physically handsome or beautiful in some way, believing in some form of physical perfection of the self. There is no one quite as admirable as a follower of Narsi’Meus, at least to themselves.