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2014-12-18T11:47:49Z

Doobies

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	===[[Unified_Setting/Doobies\|Doobies]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Doobies\|Doobies]]===
	No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.		No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.
	The only information consistently recognized as true is that Doobies don't actually like gods that much.
			The only information consistently recognized as true is that Doobies don't actually like gods that much; after all, how on earth could a so-called "god" be more perfect than a Doobie?

	===[[Unified_Setting/Drow\|Wila]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Drow\|Wila]]===

1d4chan>Root: moved Unified Setting/Religion to Setting:Unified Setting/Religion

2012-06-11T18:47:41Z

moved Unified Setting/Religion to Setting:Unified Setting/Religion

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1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Lesser Gods */

2010-04-21T07:38:02Z

Lesser Gods

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	==Lesser Gods==		==Lesser Gods==

	The Lesser Gods are beings which may or may not be recognized as gods by all faiths, but ~~are not part of~~ the ~~actual godhood~~ of the world. They can be immortal beings, ascended, or any of a multitude of "resident spirits" that inhabit various parts of the world, such as major geographic landmarks like rivers and mountains, seas, lakes, plains, and so on. Unlike true gods, these will often take interest in their worshipers.		The Lesser Gods are beings which may or may not be recognized as gods by all faiths, but came into existence after the creation of the world. They can be immortal beings, ascended, or any of a multitude of "resident spirits" that inhabit various parts of the world, such as major geographic landmarks like rivers and mountains, seas, lakes, plains, and so on. Unlike true gods, these will often take interest in their worshipers.

	* Aspects of nature – godlike spirits present in natural objects and places such as rivers, forests, mountains and trees. May or may not manifest themselves physically as some form of creature, mythical or mundane, or in mortal form. Typically possess great power over whatever aspect of the natural world with which they are associated. For example, a river god may have powers over running water and so forth.		* Aspects of nature – godlike spirits present in natural objects and places such as rivers, forests, mountains and trees. May or may not manifest themselves physically as some form of creature, mythical or mundane, or in mortal form. Typically possess great power over whatever aspect of the natural world with which they are associated. For example, a river god may have powers over running water and so forth.

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Higher Gods */

2010-04-21T07:35:41Z

Higher Gods

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	==Higher Gods==		==Higher Gods==

	The Higher Gods are ~~"canon"~~ deities, of which there are currently five. Each is represented in many if not most of the theistic faiths present in the world. Their names, appearances and even roles may change between religions, but they are essentially different interpretations of the same fundamental concepts. They are here named after the "domain" they are associated with:		The Higher Gods are deities which preceded the world, of which there are currently five. Theistic religions recognize only these as divine. Each is represented in many if not most of the theistic faiths present in the world. Their names, appearances and even roles may change between religions, but they are essentially different interpretations of the same fundamental concepts. They are here named after the "domain" they are associated with:

	* The Sun		* The Sun

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Major Religions */

2009-09-26T11:38:29Z

Major Religions

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	In a letter delivered posthumously by his sorrowful corgyn hosts, the noted Professor Fransless announced his intention to deliberately violate these taboos in hopes of getting an explanation. Sadly his body was never recovered after he vanished during one of his late night strolls.		In a letter delivered posthumously by his sorrowful corgyn hosts, the noted Professor Fransless announced his intention to deliberately violate these taboos in hopes of getting an explanation. Sadly his body was never recovered after he vanished during one of his late night strolls.

	===[[Doobies]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Doobies\|Doobies]]===
	No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.		No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.
	The only information consistently recognized as true is that Doobies don't actually like gods that much.		The only information consistently recognized as true is that Doobies don't actually like gods that much.

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Doobies */

2009-09-05T12:15:41Z

Doobies

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	===[[Doobies]]===		===[[Doobies]]===
	No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.		No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.
			The only information consistently recognized as true is that Doobies don't actually like gods that much.

	===[[Unified_Setting/Drow\|Wila]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Drow\|Wila]]===

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Humans (Aurelian Creed) */

2009-06-09T20:38:35Z

Humans (Aurelian Creed)

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	===[[Unified_Setting/Humans\|Humans]] (Aurelian Creed)===		===[[Unified_Setting/Humans\|Humans]] (Aurelian Creed)===
			[[image:SunGod.jpg\|thumb\|This is the depiction of God in his aspect of the sun as most commonly depicted in Aurelia. This image exists in gold bas-relief behind the altar in the Grand Temple of Aurel.]]
	The humans of the Federated Kingdoms follow a theistic religion with a twist. Instead of worshipping the Higher Gods they insist there is only one god, the sun-god, and that all other gods are only a part of him.		The humans of the Federated Kingdoms follow a theistic religion with a twist. Instead of worshipping the Higher Gods they insist there is only one god, the sun-god, and that all other gods are only a part of him.

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2009-06-09T17:08:17Z

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	No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.		No one is quite sure what religion the doobies follow. Efforts by naturalists to understand their spiritual beliefs have universally ended in madness, suicide, death by liver failure or drug overdose and abandonment of the project in frustration and confusion.

	===[[Wila]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Drow\|Wila]]===
	For ruthless, cutthroat raiders turned ruthless, cutthroat merchants the Wila are a surprisingly pious race. Wila take their religion very seriously, but consider it a private and personal matter.		For ruthless, cutthroat raiders turned ruthless, cutthroat merchants the Wila are a surprisingly pious race. Wila take their religion very seriously, but consider it a private and personal matter.

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	Little is known of the grey elven faith, except that is theistic. Due to their ties with the Federated Kingdoms it is believed they hold the sun-god in high regard, which is compatible with their extensive use of lifewarping.		Little is known of the grey elven faith, except that is theistic. Due to their ties with the Federated Kingdoms it is believed they hold the sun-god in high regard, which is compatible with their extensive use of lifewarping.

	===[[~~Unified_Settlin~~/Gnolls\|Gnolls]]===		===[[Unified_Setting/Gnolls\|Gnolls]]===
	Gnolls are commonly believed to be too lazy and bestial to develop something as abstract as a religion. Like most commonly held beliefs this is utterly wrong. Not only do gnolls have an animistic faith, their shamans hold power and status equal to the tribal chief (also known as warleader).		Gnolls are commonly believed to be too lazy and bestial to develop something as abstract as a religion. Like most commonly held beliefs this is utterly wrong. Not only do gnolls have an animistic faith, their shamans hold power and status equal to the tribal chief (also known as warleader).