Too many secrets forgotten. Too many memories lost. Too many civilizations collapsed, through disrepair. Too many hertories forsaken.
Bring back the remembrances. Bring back the lost traditions and revere them. Bring back the old gods, and respect them. Bring back the old cities and remember them for their sights and their people. Their cultures.
Bring back the old ways.
Mir is the Antrippan Goddess of Memories. Her faithdom are restorers and preservers, whether it be of ideas, cultures, or civilizations. Her domain is that of the memories of the individual - those which people find sacred or sentimental within their own lives - but also the public settings, the communities that entice nostalgia out of those who once belonged to them.
The faith of Mir is not devoted to truth and knowledge, but to memory. Memory is subjective to each of her faithful and the accuracy of memory is not important to worship.
Mir welcomes those who still hold close the faith of those who have left these lands. Members of Cults who wish a more tangible deity will be welcomed, as long as they are active in their role of spreading memories and remembrances of their faith.
Mir encourages her faithful to spread memory and remembrances, old customs and ancient rituals. For those interested in joining the Rememberance, simply share a precious memory with Followers of Mir.
Mir may offer a boon to those who do service to memories. Those who record memories truthfully and share them openly may receive a boon.
It would take great desecration to the concept of Memories to drive Mir to actively curse a mortal. Those who intentionally slight Mir's existence may find their own memories cast away, as her own existence once was.