Editing Kingdoms of Ind (section)

==Religion==
They have a thousand local gods, none of whom are of plot significance.

One of those gods, Brahmir, is represented by a wooden idol of four arms. His very presence scares the followers of the [[Chaos Gods]], perhaps including the Beastmen. He is obviously named after Hinduist creation god, Brahma.

Another god is She'ar Khawn, an eight-armed tiger god, whose large statues are in almost every temple in Ind. His weapons are a golden sword, a black mace, a barbed fan, a spear, and a crimson scroll, and he is worshipped with sacrifices of animals in squalid cages. His name is reference to the Jungle Book. 

A third deity is Gilgadresh, who has a temple that was looted by Lokhir Fellheart. Named after Gilgamesh, a famed hero of Messopotamian mythology. 

The Indan people are a very superstitious lot, always worshipping their deities even when it may risk exposing themselves to the murderous Beastmen and Ogres. One wrong little move (like crossing a bridge the wrong way or even eating meat) could be enough to anger the locals in some parts of Ind, so travellers are advised to smile politely and nod while the locals pray to small deities such as a mouse or weevil.