Which mythological figure's 'loyalty program' included followers wearing specific amulets that granted protection and identified devotees as part of their exclusive community?

In the realm of mythology and folklore, certain gods, creatures, and heroes commanded remarkable loyalty from their followers - essentially creating the world's first brand loyalty programs! This poll explores how ancient civilizations demonstrated devotion to their mythological figures through rituals, offerings, and customs that mirror modern customer loyalty concepts. Test your knowledge about these ancient loyalty systems that have influenced cultural practices for millennia.

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Isis (Egyptian mythology) - Her followers wore the tyet (Isis knot) amulet as protection and to identify themselves as devotees
Thor (Norse mythology) - His followers wore miniature hammer pendants called Mjölnir to gain strength in battle
Athena (Greek mythology) - Her followers wore owl feather amulets to gain wisdom and strategic thinking
Quetzalcoatl (Aztec mythology) - His followers wore feathered serpent scales to receive divine protection