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Xellaism

Polytheism (very patriarchal)

Religion Focus: bringing in the messiah

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Holy Color:

Divine Interaction: is very rare


Deities

Chief Deities:

Idaephath God of Darkness

Xellai God of Battle

Other Deities:

Arokla Goddess of Innocence

Chollallo God of Tournaments

Cyak Goddess of Creation

Deylolus God of Runaways

Eleandas Goddess of Diplomacy

Gaerri Goddess of Money

Gaezyo God of Mysteries

Kexinro God of Youth, Holidays

Tivo God of Wisdom

Trotai God of Courtesans

Death & Afterlife

Death Rites:

Afterlife: is a peaceful place for the good and can be reached by the living, with effort


Worship

solemn individual meditation at home


Holidays

Holiday frequency: fairly often

Holiday Types: past revalations, martyrs, major deities, great priests, historical events

Major Holidays: last several days


Clergy

Gender: males only

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Family:

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Distinguished by:


Theology

Passed Down:

Creation:

Mortal's Origin:

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High Virtues:


Arts

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Coming of Age

Age:

Rite(s):


Marriage

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Marriage Rite(s):


Outsiders


About

Clergy: males only Function: connection to spirits/deceased, maintain temples/shrines Lifestyle: ascetic Family: none (chastity required) Chosen: via divine revelation Distinguished By: bound to a certain location Cultural Aspects Symbol: involves letters and a cup Holy Color: scarlet Passed Down: via a few holy books with little commentary Creation Myth Type: order from void/chaos Mortals' Origin: mud Major Myth/Symbol(s): the cave, the dragonslayer Deadly Sins: faithlessness and neglect High Virtues: bravery, thoughtfulness and tolerance Associated Artform: sculpture Coming of Age: 17 years old (males only) Coming of Age Rite: takes place in a private ceremony Marriage: can involve up to eight people Marriage Rites: begin with several days of seperation Death Rites: are performed immediately after death Major Taboo: displays of affection Prevalence: believed by most


Nation(s)

Camada

Classban

Dras

Glenmere

Gowerban

Griania

Hawsetria

Henr

Holtada

Kirkre

Maghlia

Murkhyesh

Peeltria

Ridireia