The Redguards revere their departed ancestors so fervidly that it rivals the devotion many other races have for their gods. While a Breton may place a casket in ornately arched consecrated ground, or a Nord may place a wind-dried body on a shelf in a burial vault, the Redguards design and erect vast funerary structures for their dead that are as awe-inspiring as they are extensive. The thread of honor that binds the Redguard from before birth to beyond death is strong. The soaring and massive mausoleums are purest representations of undiluted Yokudan architecture, built to propel spirits to a meeting with their purative gods.