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..., with the rise in worship of the former empress, soon deified, [[Unionism|Elia]], the beliefs in the Tree changed drastically. The Unionist faithful inste ...ly embraced as part of their own mythology. This was aided by reports that Elia had taken Brass-heart Tree wood during her campaigns, using it to make the

...hin the presence of holy figures who seal the bond with the blessings of a god or many gods. Because of this, some forms of marriage are not accepted in v ...ess the couple with devotion to one another. This often sees the goddesses Elia and Leona, and Allest and Brand invoked, as both sets of deities were known

...ron gods which they worship more. The Everwatcher acts like an overarching God of Gods, but the Everwatcher cannot directly be interacted with, so most pe ...of this community with the rest of the Unionists, was included as the Duo-God with Theomar, as Thedmir was equally responsible with spreading the faith o

...ack all the dead from the Afterlives into an eternal paradise. Each of the God Pairs (except the Vessel) provides what the Unionists call, a Golden Lesson * '''Elia and Leona:''' The Golden Lesson preaches that responsibility and protecting

...ron gods which they worship more. The Everwatcher acts like an overarching God of Gods, but the Everwatcher cannot directly be interacted with, so most pe ...een as the holiest site for Unionists. There are no Rituals for the Vessel God, as they are only divine in life, and each successor takes a different appr

...been erased from [[Aloria]]. Each kingdom tended to favor a single patron god, the divinities bickering and fighting like the people did, until Estelley' ...rule, also beginning the tradition of favoring Leyon as Estelley's highest god that would eventually become dominant outside the Allorn Empire. There have

...ancient myth. However, with the rise of the cult of [[Unionism|God Empress Elia]], the beliefs in the Tree changed drastically. The Unionist faithful inste ...e an essential plant to the Slizzar people and their worship of their lost god. The plant suffered terribly during, and in the aftermath of, the [[Chrysan