Religions of Nor
There are two major set of religions that the people of Nor worship. The [Erothian Pantheon and the The Worship of the One God.
The Erothian Pantheon consists of Several Deities all with their own portfolio of influence. They are worshiped in most of Western Aranthar, with the Exception of southwestern countries of Amador and Arnonia where the One God is the main Diety. They are also the main religion for Eastern Aranthar, all the way to the Dragon wall.
The Erothian Pantheon consists of Several Deities all with their own portfolio of influence. They are worshiped in most of Western Aranthar, with the Exception of southwestern countries of Amador and Arnonia where the One God is the main Diety. They are also the main religion for Eastern Aranthar, all the way to the Dragon wall.
- Gilidan — God of knowledge, arcane magic, invention, and the crafting of powerful works.
- Sul — Sun goddess of life, healing, family, hearth, and redemption.
- Tahkene — Goddess of darkness and evil, the Mother of Monsters and patron of corruption and cruelty.
- Kerius — God of justice, vigilance, and righteous war fought in defense of order.
- Diabolos — God of decay, destruction, pestilence, and the slow collapse of civilization.
- Bennatar — God of greed, vengeance, tyranny, and conquest through domination.
- Keribus — God of the moon, dreams, fate, and artistic inspiration.
- Arkanis — God of commerce, trade, finance, contracts, and the lawful exchange of wealth.
- Twilmeril — Goddess of luck, fortune, roads, travelers, and wandering fate.
- Tempest — Goddess of oceans, air, storms, and the dual nature of calm seas and violent tempests.
- Firiel — Goddess of nature, animals, plant life, and the balance of the wild world.
- Utua — God of strength, battle fury, stone, and the raw power of the earth.
- Grazon — God of loyalty, protection, tradition, death, and the judgment of souls.
- Incanus — God of undeath and the unnatural persistence of life beyond death.
- The Nameless One — Secret god of shadows, secrets, betrayal, thievery, and hidden magic.
The World of Nor
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