Religion

There are twelve gods in this world, divided into two very distinct groups.

The three Elder Gods, PRI, EN and SUR are an enigma to the overwhelming majority of the population. Popularly supposed to represent the unblemished forces of Good, Neutrality and Evil, these gods have no established churches, and few worshippers. Within the Rammas Mountains a Holy Order of Warrior Monks known as A stands dedicated to each one (A-PRI, A-EN and A-SUR, respectively). The YU and the KE (who appear to be minor and major initiates respectively) of these orders can sometimes be found roaming the lands, although confirmed rumours of their intervention in any matter have never been found.

The remaining nine gods (there is no group title, though an A monk might refer to them as the "Lesser Gods") each have an alignment and a responsibility. It is believed that when a person dies, their spirit travels over the Rammas Mountains to the Heart of the World, where they become a courtier of the god they worshipped. "Courtier" is often used to refer to the deceased, or occasionally to ghosts, which are sometimes said to be on errands for their god. It is generally assumed that those who served no god in life make their way to the court of the most suitable deity, although there are no shortage of contraversial priests willing to preach doom on the unfaithful.

Although each god has an alignment, there isn't always a correlation between that alignment and the alignment of their followers. Clerics of a god tend to be within one alignment step of their deity, but this isn't an absolute requirement.

Gods on the whole are less important to the inhabitants of this world than they are to some others. The gods very rarely intervene directly, and their clerics are less powerful politically than they are on many worlds.

Good gods

Neutral gods

Evil gods

 

 

 

 

 

 

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