Temple of Nito

Nito was Lord of Death (or The Resting Dead), Darkness, and Silence, and member of the Pantheon.

Followers
Followers of Nito include the caretakers of the dead, neutral or good-aligned necromancers (usually avoiding the animation of undead), some monks, nihilists, and yadda yadda.

Suicide & Death Wardens
It was said that early on into his existence, Nito struggled to achieve a state of absolute law, silence, and stillness. He believed that life itself was a kind of chaos, and so decided to commit suicide. He was said to be successful in this effort although the nature of his death and current state are uncertain. Nito still grants powers to this clerics and paladins, but some suspect the true power lies within his faithful Death Wardens.

The Death Wardens were various demigods and powers in service to Nito, acting as his intermediaries. They came in many different appearances and some of these aspects gained their own individual folklore as people encountered them. For example, stories of a visiting Angel of Death may in fact be a celestial servant of Nito. Other stories of entities thought to be Death Wardens were the Lord of Bones, a large skeletal creature wreathed in skulls and covered with a black cloak, and the Wayward One, a humanoid-like entity, usually bound in black leathers and possessing a shadowy void in place of a face.

Death Wardens, though servants of Nito, were not bound by the Concordance.

Domains
Nito held direct influence over many Lawful Neutral domains, some of which are detailed here.
 * The Crystal Library, a domain of absolute law comprised of crystalline clockwork towers. It was inhabited largely by lawful neutral celestials and modrons who were responsible for collecting, organizing, and protecting vast stores of knowledge with the libraries.
 * Tomb, or sometimes The City of the Dead, was both the literal tomb of Nito's so-called corpse and the city built on and around it. It was inhabited largely by celestials and the "resting dead" (who were typically indistinguishable from undead by outsiders), but was occasionally visited by living mortals and devils.
 * Nirvana, an infinite plane of darkness and solitude. No light, magical or otherwise, is able to shine there. It is inhabited by the resting dead who wait in meditation for the death of the universe, their former souls having already achieved nullification, or "true death", by ceasing to exist.

Sub-Factions

 * The Monastery of Nito was a large faction of monks who believed in reincarnation, and so strove to seek stillness through lifetimes of study, meditation, and physical and spiritual training. The goal was to pass on their spirit to the plane of Nirvana where they would cease to exist and thus be removed from the cycle of rebirth.