Six Stewardships

The Six Stewardships have their origins in the first humanoids created by the gods. They are broad categories encompassing the six main pursuits of mortals. The stewardships are, in no particular order:
 * Power, one of the greatest stewardships, and that which was most corrupted by mortals. It is the most dangerous of the stewardships by far. Its domains include war, justice, and death.
 * Knowledge, one of the lesser stewardships, and that which has been corrupted, though not so much as Power, that one may pursue it as long as such pursuits are tempered by Truth. Its domains include secrets, exploration, trickery, and magic (Although the application of magic among Fel worshipers is disputed).
 * Life, one of the lesser stewardships, and one that has been corrupted, though not so much as Power, that a lover of Fel may pursue it as long as he does not pursue unnatural practices. Its domains include healing and the rebuke of the undead.
 * Beauty, one of the lesser stewardships, and one that has been corrupted by mortals. Its domains include art, sexuality, and music.
 * Wealth, one of the lesser stewardships, and one that has been corrupted deeply by mortals. Its domains include comfort, entertainment, and security.
 * Truth, the greatest stewardship alongside Power, and incorruptible. Its domains include nature, wisdom, and the temperance of all other domains.

History
Traditional Felism maintains that when humanoids first became into being, they wished to emulate the gods' ability to bless people, but did not know how. In response, the gods gave them desires, some for wealth, others for beauty, and so on. They knew that to do so would divert the people's devotion away from each other and the gods, but they decided that it was worth it to empower the smaller races. Each mortal with a soul is now given a measure of desire in one or more of the stewardships and accompanying talent to allow them to achieve that desire.

Stewards
Occasionally, a mortal is born with an overflow of desire and skill for a single stewardship. These people become Stewards, paragons of their stewardship in the world. Felism believes that for each of the stewardships, there is one steward alive at any given time, and some groups of Fel worshipers busy themselves trying to identify the Stewards in their generation. (For a list of Stewards that becomes available as they appear, see Stewards.)