Religious titles among these people include that of "Mylars" and "Ranjens." In order to unite his village, one of these people's religious leaders once utilized a magical rock to create a monster called the Dal'Rok, which could only be defeated by the villagers' sense of unity. These people's sacred items are called "Orbs" 
Religious titles among these people include that of "Mylars" and "Ranjens." In order to unite his village, one of these people's religious leaders once utilized a magical rock to create a monster called the Dal'Rok, which could only be defeated by the villagers' sense of unity. These people's sacred items are called "Orbs" or the "Tears" of their main deities. Demons in these people's religion include Kosst Amojan and his fellow entities forced from the Celestial Temple, the Pah Wraiths. These people's spiritual leader was at one time Kai Opaka, but by the end of the show on which they appeared, it was Kai Winn. These people worship entities who do not understand linear time and are otherwise known as the "Wormhole Aliens," the so-called Prophets. For 10 points, name this fictional alien race from the Star Trek universe, who live near Deep Space Nine, were once oppressed by the Cardassians, and include Major Kira as a member.
Religious titles among these people include that of "Mylars" and "Ranjens."
{Bajorans}