Which ancient culture pioneered a proto-loyalty program where devotees received 'favor tokens' for regular temple offerings that could be exchanged for blessings or protection?

Before modern customer loyalty programs, ancient cultures had their own ways of fostering devotion to deities and mythological figures. Temples, offerings, and festivals served as early forms of 'brand loyalty' to gods and goddesses. This poll explores how ancient mythology intersects with modern customer loyalty concepts, revealing surprising parallels between ancient devotional practices and today's marketing strategies.

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Ancient Mesopotamians with their cuneiform 'blessing tablets' for loyal temple patrons
Norse Vikings with their 'Odin's Mark' wooden medallions for consistent sacrifices
Egyptian pharaohs with their 'Anubis Passes' for dedicated tomb offerings
Greek city-states with their 'Apollo's Laurels' for recurring Delphic oracle consultations