Faiths

"The Fellowship of Chorian" is a forbidden religious sect that holds faith in the Archangel Chorian, who is revered as the patron of the forests and the wild. Chorian is seen as an Archangel of plants, hunting, and archery, and the followers of the Fellowship believe that he is the one who grants them sustenance and the power to hunt and protect themselves in the wild.

However, the Church views the worship of Chorian as heretical, as they believe that the only true deity is the Silver Prince. The Church sees the Fellowship as a threat to their authority and has made it illegal to worship Chorian openly. The Church has taken steps to root out and punish members of the Fellowship, which has forced them to practice their religion in secret.

Despite the danger of practicing their faith, the Fellowship of Chorian is dedicated to their beliefs and continues to hold secret meetings in the forests. They believe that Chorian will guide them and protect them from the persecution of the Church. The Fellowship also seeks to protect the forests and the natural world, which they believe are under threat from the Dominion's expansion and the Church's dogmatic teachings.

The followers of the Fellowship are a mixture of druidic tribes and people who live close to or within the forests. They are united in their belief in Chorian and their desire to protect the natural world. While the Fellowship is a small and secretive sect, they continue to hold onto their beliefs and seek to spread their message to others who may be sympathetic to their cause.

"The Chapter of Leilafel" is a forbidden religious sect within the Silver Dominion that worships the archangel Leilafel. Leilafel is believed to be the archangel of the Seas, Wrath, and Tempests. She is known for her wrathful nature and her willingness to protect sailors who show kindness and respect to the creatures of the sea.

The Chapter of Leilafel is made up of sailors and people who live by the coasts of the Dominion. They hold their faith in secret from the Church, as their worship of Leilafel is deemed heretical. However, those who have experienced her protection at sea know the power and the mercy of Leilafel, and are willing to risk punishment for their beliefs.

The sailors who are part of the Chapter believe that if they show respect to the creatures of the sea, and offer tribute to Leilafel, they will earn her protection at sea. They also believe that those who show disrespect and ill will towards the creatures of the sea will incur Leilafel's wrath.

The sailors often hold secret rituals and prayers to Leilafel before they set sail, asking for her protection and guidance at sea. They also offer tributes to her in the form of trinkets, jewelry, and other precious items, which they cast into the sea as a sign of their devotion.

Despite being forbidden, the Chapter of Leilafel continues to exist within the Silver Dominion, as sailors and coastal communities continue to hold onto their beliefs in the power of the archangel of the Seas, Wrath, and Tempests.

The religion and faith of the God King Horus, also known as "The One," is deeply ingrained within the Khein Dynasty. While other deities are acknowledged and allowed to be worshipped, the worship of Horus is held in the highest regard and is considered the most righteous path.

The largest groups of this faith are the Executioners of Light and the Obsidian Sons. The Executioners of Light are a military order of paladins and clerics who are devoted to serving Horus and carrying out his will. They are known for their unwavering loyalty and their willingness to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

The Obsidian Sons, on the other hand, are a shadowy order of zealot priests and assassins who carry out Horus' will through more covert means. They believe in the power of fear and intimidation and use it to strike fear into the hearts of Horus' enemies.

The belief of the Horus faith is that Horus is the King of all Gods and that to serve him is to die in his name to save one's soul. The most faithful believe they can earn the right to live anew through reincarnation. They also believe that Horus is the embodiment of all that is good and just, and that his will is absolute.

Those who are not followers of Horus are often viewed with suspicion and distrust. While they are not outright persecuted, their beliefs are often frowned upon and seen as a path that leads to damnation. The faithful of Horus believe that their path is the only path to salvation and that those who do not follow it are doomed to eternal damnation.

"The Followers of Khall" are a small but dedicated group of rebels who have broken away from the Khein Dynasty's mainstream religion. They are mostly concentrated on Emyra Isle, a remote island off the mainland that is difficult to traverse by the Dynasty's forces. They believe that the Dynasty has become corrupt and oppressive, and that the God King Horus has become a tyrant. They see Khall Khein, one of the God King's exiled princes, as a symbol of hope and liberation.

The Followers of Khall worship him as a god of liberation, freedom, and trickery. They believe that he represents the ability to break free from the chains of oppression and to outsmart one's enemies through cunning and deceit. They also see him as a god of luck and fortune, someone who can help them to escape the Dynasty's clutches and find a better life elsewhere.

Because the Followers of Khall are considered heretical by the Khein Dynasty's mainstream religion, they are hunted by the Obsidian Sons, a shadowy order of zealot priests and assassins. The Obsidian Sons see it as their duty to root out and eliminate any threats to the God King's rule. Despite this, the Followers of Khall continue to resist, fighting for their right to worship as they see fit and to live free from oppression.

"The Servants of Tii'ahme" are a new religious sect within the Khein Dynasty that have recently risen to prominence. They believe in Tii'ahme, the first Princess of the Dynasty, who is believed to possess the gift of prophecy and have control over destiny and fate.

The followers of this faith are largely made up of outcasts and the poor, who see Tii'ahme as a beacon of hope and salvation. They believe that by serving her, they can achieve their own destiny and bring good fortune to the Dynasty.

The Servants of Tii'ahme have a renewed purpose in life and are dedicated to aiding the Dynasty in any way possible. They are seen as loyal and devoted by the ruling class, and some members of the Dynasty have even converted to the faith. The patron of the Servants of Tii'ahme is the Princess of Destiny, Fate, and Oracles. They believe that by praying to her and seeking her guidance, they can shape their own destinies and bring prosperity to the Dynasty.

However, not everyone in the Dynasty is accepting of this new faith. Some see it as a threat to the traditional beliefs and power structures of the Dynasty, and there have been rumors of persecution and violence against Tii'ahme's followers. Despite this, the Servants of Tii'ahme Khein continue to grow in numbers and influence, and their devotion to their patron is unwavering.

The Five Seasons, or simply "the Five" is a religion that is centered around the worship of five deities, each associated with a specific season of the year. The religion is most commonly practiced within the Nagan Empire and the Kami Concord, and it is believed that the deities are directly tied to the aspects of life associated with each season.

The five deities are Laaos, Nori, Gao, Liao, and Takata, representing Spring, Summer, Harvest, Autumn, and Winter, respectively. Each deity is associated with certain traits and abilities, such as shapeshifting and blending in among the population, as well as specific aspects of life, such as growth and renewal, bounty and abundance, and death and renewal.

The worship of the Five Seasons is widespread throughout the Empire and the Concord, with the Nagan Warlords and Samurai often dedicating themselves to all five deities, and the Imperial Houses dedicating themselves to one of the five deities. The religion is deeply ingrained in the culture of the people, and it is believed that disrespecting any of the deities can bring about bad luck and misfortune.

The Five Seasons religion also holds that the deities are capable of communicating with humans, and that they can sometimes provide guidance or insight into matters of life and death. As such, many people will offer prayers and sacrifices to the deities, seeking their favor and protection.

While other deities are acknowledged within the Nagan Empire and the Kami Concord, they are often viewed as alien and incomprehensible, and are not as widely worshipped as the Five Seasons deities.

"The Oracles of Gao" are a religious sect that worships the god Gao, who is believed to have dominion over Time, Air, and Harvest. Members of this sect are usually seers and monks who wander throughout the continent of Lunora, including the Nagan Empire and the Kami Concord. They are known to be harmless and are often welcomed by the common folk who live in the countryside.

The Oracles of Gao dedicate their lives in the service of their god, seeking to understand the secrets of the natural world and to use this knowledge to help others. They are known for delivering predictions of the weather and the best time to harvest crops, and their predictions are often highly valued by farmers and other rural folk.

Members of this sect are also known for their deep understanding of the natural world, and they are often called upon to help settle disputes and conflicts that arise among different groups of people. They are respected for their wisdom and their ability to see beyond the surface level of things.

Overall, the Oracles of Gao are a peaceful and benevolent religious sect that is highly regarded by the common folk of Lunora. Their members are often seen as wise and knowledgeable individuals who are dedicated to serving their god and helping others in any way they can.

The "Blades of Takata" are a religious sect that follows the God Takata, the deity of war and endurance. The sect is mainly comprised of exiled or masterless Samurai who wander the land seeking to improve their fighting abilities. They believe that by engaging in combat with other skilled warriors, they can hone their skills and become better fighters.

The Blades of Takata are known for their strict code of honor, which they follow religiously. They adhere to the principles of bushido, the way of the warrior, and strive to embody the virtues of courage, loyalty, and self-discipline. They will only engage in combat when it is necessary and will not attack an opponent who is unarmed or unprepared.

The members of the sect are solitary warriors, and they will often seek out other Samurai or warriors to duel them. They will also duel among themselves if they find each other. These duels are often to the death, as the Blades of Takata believe that only by facing death can one truly understand the value of life.

The Blades of Takata are also known for their dedication to their patron deity. They pray to Takata before and after every battle, and they make offerings to him in the form of weapons, armor, and other items. They believe that by showing their devotion to Takata, they will receive his blessings and become stronger warriors.

The Inner Spheres, also known as the Abyss, are a dark and forbidden place and aspect of religion and faith that is not commonly worshipped in the open.

It is reserved for cults and hidden sects who worship demons of shadow and night. The Inner Spheres are also referred to as the spheres of Rhaaga or the Tyrant spheres, as they are believed to be under the control of the demon queen Rhaaga.

Various cults and sects hold the belief that Rhaaga will bring an endless night and let her children of the night feast on the faithless one day. These cults and sects are actively hunted by most authorities, as they often engage in heinous acts such as blood sacrifices and dark magic.

The cults and sects that worship the Inner Spheres often believe in the power of the darkness and the shadow, and seek to gain mastery over them. They believe that through the worship of Rhaaga and her children, they can gain access to powerful magic and supernatural abilities that can give them an edge in the world.

The cults and sects that worship the Inner Spheres are often shrouded in secrecy, and their practices are known to be highly illegal. Those who are found to be practicing these beliefs are often punished harshly by the authorities.Despite this, some individuals continue to seek out these cults and sects, drawn to the dark and mysterious powers they offer.

"The Tendrils of Kallista" is a dangerous religious cult that is known to follow the dark warlock named Kallista . Kallista is believed to be the Herald of Visarius, one of the god children of Rhaaga. The cultists of the Tendrils of Kallista serve the biddings of Kallista who is currently one of the most powerful figures in the land of Vikholm. She is said to expend the influence of her demonic patron of Trickery, Shadows, and Illusion.

The Tendrils of Kallista are known to be highly secretive and operate in the shadows. They believe in the power of dark magic and are willing to go to any lengths to achieve their goals. Kallista is said to be highly charismatic and can sway the minds of even the most resolute individuals.

The cult is said to be highly dangerous and has been responsible for a number of atrocities throughout the land of Vikholm. They are believed to engage in ritual sacrifice and other unspeakable acts in the name of their dark patron.

Agents of both the Dominion and the Dynasty have tried to take Kallista out but have failed several times. It is believed that she has powerful magical protections and is highly skilled in the dark arts. The Tendrils of Kallista continue to operate in secret, spreading their influence and carrying out their dark rituals in the shadows.

"The Lost Souls" is a shadowy religious cult that is deeply entrenched in the worship of Xinon, the demonic god of Misfortune, Glory, and Violence. The cult is made up of people who willingly choose to follow Xinon, and they often lure unsuspecting individuals into their fold to offer as sacrifices to the dark god. The Lost Souls believe that by offering sacrifices to Xinon, they will be granted great power and glory in return.

The cult is secretive and operates mostly in the shadows, keeping its activities hidden from the outside world. They are known to have elaborate underground temples and shrines where they perform their dark rituals to appease Xinon. The Lost Souls also have a network of spies and informants that keep them informed about the activities of their enemies and potential sacrifices.

The followers of the Lost Souls are often very zealous and fanatical, willing to do whatever it takes to appease their dark lord. They are known to engage in all sorts of unsavory activities, including kidnapping, torture, and murder, to further their goals. Many of the cult's members are skilled warriors or assassins, making them a formidable force to be reckoned with.

Despite their sinister reputation, the Lost Souls continue to grow in power and influence, with more and more people being drawn into their fold every day. Some believe that the cult is slowly but surely working to bring about the end of the world, where Xinon will reign supreme and his followers will bask in his glory forevermore.

The "Keepers of the Black Tomes" are a religious cult that is deeply steeped in the dark arts and arcane magic. They are comprised of scholars, wizards, and warlocks who have dedicated their lives to the pursuit of forbidden knowledge. Their patron demon, Elinyrami, is known as the abyssal goddess of Arcana, Knowledge, and Lies, and she guides the cultists in their search for power and understanding.

The cultists are obsessed with collecting and preserving arcane knowledge, which they believe will grant them great power and insight. They hoard forbidden texts, grimoires, and scrolls, and spend long hours studying and deciphering their contents. They are willing to go to any lengths to obtain the knowledge they seek, even if it means engaging in unsavory practices such as grave-robbing, black market deals, or blood sacrifice.

The Keepers of the Black Tomes are known to be extremely secretive, and they guard their knowledge and their practices jealously. They are not above using violence or intimidation to protect their secrets, and they are often hunted by those who fear their dark power.

Despite their sinister reputation, some members of the cult see themselves as guardians of arcane knowledge, protecting it from those who would misuse it. They see themselves as the true keepers of the secrets of magic, and believe that only they have the wisdom to wield its power safely and responsibly.

The religion and faith of the Elder Drakes is a belief system held by dragons, dragonborn, and some outsiders who have taken on the faith. Also known as the Divine Dragons, Draguundr, or Celestial Dragoons, this faith is not commonly worshipped in the open and is reserved for certain priesthoods and paladins.

The fundamental belief of the Elder Drakes is that dragons were the first rulers and are the most wise and powerful of all beings. Dragons are considered to be divine beings, and are often worshipped as gods. Many followers of this faith have ancient dragons or wyverns as patrons, and seek to gain favor with them through acts of devotion and service.

The religion of the Elder Drakes is steeped in tradition and ritual, with many ceremonies and practices that are specific to the faith. These include offerings of treasure and magical artifacts to dragons, as well as prayers and meditations in order to commune with these powerful beings.

While this faith is not widely known outside of dragon and dragonborn communities, there are some who have taken on the belief system and become followers. These individuals may also seek to gain the favor of dragons through offerings and devotion, and may even undergo training to become priests or paladins in service of the dragons.

Overall, the religion and faith of the Elder Drakes is a unique and deeply spiritual belief system that is held by those who revere the dragons as the most powerful and divine beings in existence.

The "Dragon Legionaries" are a religious sect unique to dragons who are strictly loyal and devoted to Eizzoath. They believe that their progenitor god will one day return to lay claim on all the realms and restore order to the world. They see themselves as the chosen servants of Eizzoath and believe that they are destined to play a pivotal role in the god's plans.

Little is known about the Dragon Legionaries, as they are secretive and reclusive by nature. They are believed to be extremely aggressive, and they view any who oppose them as enemies of Eizzoath. They have been known to attack other dragons and dragonborn who do not share their beliefs.

The Dragon Legionaries see Eizzoath as the ultimate embodiment of power, wisdom, and magic. They believe that their god is the most powerful and intelligent of all beings, and that he holds the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe. They see the study of magic as a means to unlocking the mysteries of the world and gaining insight into the mind of their god.

In their worship of Eizzoath, the Dragon Legionaries seek to emulate his wisdom, strength, and magical prowess. They dedicate themselves to the study of magic and the pursuit of knowledge, believing that these are the means by which they can best serve their god. They are often seen as aloof and detached from the concerns of mortal beings, and they view themselves as superior to all other races.

"The Cabal of the Elder Wyvern" is a destructive and chaotic religious cult that worships Nauzzagin, an ancient wyvern demi-god. The cult is made up of fanatics and agents of chaos who revel in causing destruction and disorder wherever they go. They are often more likely to be killed by their patron than by any other authorities, as they gladly follow him to their own death in the name of sowing anarchy.

Nauzzagin, the patron of this cult, is a powerful wyvern demi-god who is known for his destructive and chaotic nature. He revels in causing chaos and disorder, and his followers seek to emulate this behavior in their own lives. The Cabal of the Elder Wyvern is a dangerous and destructive cult, and their actions often result in harm to innocent people and communities.

The Cabal operates in secret, and their activities are often difficult to track. They are known for their use of dark magic and their willingness to use violence to achieve their goals. They have been responsible for numerous acts of destruction and chaos throughout the land, and many view them as a serious threat to the safety and stability of society.

Despite their destructive nature, the Cabal of the Elder Wyvern continues to attract new members, drawn in by promises of power and the chance to participate in the cult's chaotic rituals. The authorities continue to work to root out the members of the cult and put a stop to their dangerous activities.

The religion and faith of the Archon of Armageddon is a dark and dangerous one, associated with cults and raiders. The Archon of Armageddon is known as Malagore, the infernal god and ruler of Tamahirii, a world of fire and fiends. Malagore has attempted to invade and conquer the world of Midora twice, but was ultimately defeated and shattered into shards.

Despite his defeat, many cults still hold onto the belief that Malagore will one day return and bring about the end of the world. These cults have many different names, such as the Cult of Anarchy, Malagore Marauders, or the Hellbound. They believe that everything must be destroyed to become anew, and that only the strongest and most powerful will survive in the new world.

The cults associated with Malagore are often violent and destructive, seeking to cause chaos and disorder wherever they go. They are not commonly worshipped in the open, and their rituals are often kept secret from the general public. Many of their practices involve dark magic and the summoning of demons and other infernal entities.

The followers of Malagore believe that by recovering and piecing together his shattered shards, they can bring their god back to full power and initiate the end of the world. Their ultimate goal is to be the chosen few who will survive the chaos and destruction and emerge as rulers in the new world order.

"The Cult of the Crownkeeper" is a dangerous religious cult that has gained notoriety due to their love of violence and warfare. The cult is made up of raiders, gladiators, and warriors who are completely devoted to their patron Xoros, the archfiend of Conquest, Wrath, and Bloodshed. The cult believes that it is their sacred duty to spread their patron's influence across the land by conquering, killing, and shedding blood in his name.

The Crownkeepers are infamous for their brutality and savagery in battle, and their members revel in the glory of their conquests. They seek out the strongest foes they can find and relish in the act of killing them. The cultists believe that they will be rewarded in the afterlife for their devotion to Xoros and the blood that they have spilled in his name.

The Cult of the Crownkeeper has no central location, but rather is made up of small groups of raiders and warriors who roam the land, seeking out battle and conquest wherever they can find it. They are known to be highly organized and disciplined in battle, with their warriors fighting in tight formations and displaying incredible prowess with their weapons.

The cult has made many enemies over the years, including local authorities and other religious groups who view them as nothing more than bloodthirsty killers. Despite this, the cult has managed to survive and even thrive, thanks in no small part to their devotion to Xoros and the strength and skill of their warriors.

The "Apostles of Death" are a religious cult that worships Azzan, the archfiend of Despair, Plagues, and Diseases. They are a group of fanatical alchemists and mad followers who seek to bring Azzan back to Midora by any means necessary.

Azzan almost destroyed the Iron Isles in the past by poisoning the jungles and swamps with his foul presence. He was eventually banished back to Tamahirii, but his followers continue to worship him in secret, hoping to bring about his return to the mortal realm.

The Apostles of Death are known for their use of arcane science to create deadly diseases and plagues that they unleash upon unsuspecting populations. They are also skilled assassins and have been known to use their knowledge of poisons to carry out targeted killings. Their ultimate goal is to spread chaos and destruction in the name of their patron, Azzan.

The cult is most active in the Vache Kingdom, where they are hunted by the authorities. The Apostles of Death operate in secret, and their members are difficult to identify. They are known to wear masks and robes to conceal their identities, and they often work in small groups to avoid detection.

The Apostles of Death are a dangerous and unpredictable cult, and their activities pose a significant threat to the stability and security of the Vache Kingdom. The authorities are working tirelessly to track down and eliminate the cult, but their efforts have been largely unsuccessful thus far.