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==Religion:==

The chief diety of the Temple Isle is known as Ean-Deag-Bor, the god of twilight. He is believed by these people to be the originator of the world and the supreme god of balance and temperance. Through him all things may be understood. Religous ceremonies are held in his honor every single day in the hours of twilight, both morning and dusk. The most common sacrifice for this god is that of the fertilized but unmatched egg. A creature formed inside yet unborn. In dire times it is said that the priests will instead pull and unborn child from a pregnant mothers belly. A human formed inside yet unborn.

The god of the day is Ean-Deag. He is warm and caring and represents the work and strength of waking hours. His hour of worship is high noon. When the sun is fully in the sky he is said to see all things and observes all tasks undertaken. The sacrifices made to him at this time are the products of labor, often produce or material goods burned atop temple alters.

The goddess of the night is known as Deag-Bor. She represents the rest that occurs at night, the warmth of the mother, and the comfort of home. She is capricious and mysterious. Her religious observances coincide with moon cycles, with great reverence given at the full moon and resting observance given at the new moon. The primary sacrifice made to her is the blood of womanhood, burned deep inside the temple structures are the weeds washed ashore by the tides.

These three gods together head the pantheon of nearly countless gods. They alone are worshipped every single day. Ean-Deag-Bor is said to be the one and truest of gods, while the other two are extensions of his existence and purpose. The day and night being cast out in radiance and shadow from the twilight.