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This Page contains an in-the-works version update of [[Dragon Worship]] in an attempt to modernize the Religion and make it feel more engaging to players. You may overlay content of this page on the currently existing Dragon Worship page as you like, but producing art for this page takes time, so it will take a while before the whole Religion is done. As a simple reference Guide | This Page contains an in-the-works version update of [[Dragon Worship]] in an attempt to modernize the Religion and make it feel more engaging to players. You may overlay content of this page on the currently existing Dragon Worship page as you like, but producing art for this page takes time, so it will take a while before the whole Religion is done. As a simple reference Guide. | ||
==Origins== | ==Origins== | ||
==Virtues== | ==Virtues== | ||
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Draconism has several Gods (gender indeterminate, though when humanoid, they do appear gendered), making it a polytheistic Religion. Unlike many other polytheistic religions, however, Draconism has a clear hierarchy and even a form of competitive rivalry between the so-called Dragon Thrones. Every Dragon Throne (a group of Dragons) contains a leader who is the representative God, and the lesser named Dragons. These lesser named Dragons are not strictly Gods, but they are treated with great reverence. Not all Draconism Gods are currently alive, during the process of the Denial of Immortality, most Dragons died in a non-traditional sense (which also made the Religion "dead" for nearly 300 years save for areas like the Sihai Lands), with not all of them having been revived recently. It is possible to worship multiple Dragons, but because the Dragon Gods often conflict with one another even when they have a Dragon King, most Draconism followers worship a single God that best fits their principles and beliefs. | Draconism has several Gods (gender indeterminate, though when humanoid, they do appear gendered), making it a polytheistic Religion. Unlike many other polytheistic religions, however, Draconism has a clear hierarchy and even a form of competitive rivalry between the so-called Dragon Thrones. Every Dragon Throne (a group of Dragons) contains a leader who is the representative God, and the lesser named Dragons. These lesser named Dragons are not strictly Gods, but they are treated with great reverence. Not all Draconism Gods are currently alive, during the process of the Denial of Immortality, most Dragons died in a non-traditional sense (which also made the Religion "dead" for nearly 300 years save for areas like the Sihai Lands), with not all of them having been revived recently. It is possible to worship multiple Dragons, but because the Dragon Gods often conflict with one another even when they have a Dragon King, most Draconism followers worship a single God that best fits their principles and beliefs. | ||
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<span style="font-size:150%;><center>'''Regulus, Dragon | <span style="font-size:150%;><center>'''Regulus, the Dragon King'''</center></span> | ||
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<span style="font-size:150%;><center>'''Caius, Dragon | <span style="font-size:150%;><center>'''Caius, the Dying Dragon'''</center></span> | ||
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<span style="font-size:150%;><center>''' | <span style="font-size:150%;><center>'''Daiana, the Dreaming Dragon'''</center></span> | ||
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* '''Name:''' Daiana (Damu or Da'amu for Eronidas, using their own language) | |||
* '''Domain:''' The world's Core, the Underground and cave systems of Aloria | |||
* '''Symbols:''' Earth, Ancestor Spirits, Nature, Dreaming, Child-bearing. | |||
* '''Role:''' Daiana guards the doorway to death and unlife, and dreams of Divinity. | |||
* '''Traits:''' Shamanism, Maternal, Nurturing, Meditation, Grounding, Wisdom. | |||
* '''Temple:''' Great Hall of Mother in Kezzeret Kashubasha (Eronidas State). | |||
* '''Allies:''' Mana Worshipers, Environmentalists, Mothers, Yanar, Narim, Dwarves | |||
* '''Enemies:''' The Ordial Aligned, The Afflicted, Renegade (Evil) Mages, The Undead. | |||
* '''Rituals:''' Daiana is celebrated through the Harvest Ritual and Caring Ceremony, the former which involves celebrating harvest and sharing meals with others, the latter which involves bestowing both the blessing and responsibility of caring onto someone else by granting them a plant, a pet, or a child to take care of. Daiana is also invoked by priests to summon the Spirits or appearances of dead relatives to give consolation to the mourning living. | |||
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==Expanded Lore== | |||
Expanded Lore exists to provide additional context and content on the individual Gods that is not necessary to understand what a God is about, but can help those who want to invest in this Religion Roleplay with more depth. | |||
===Regulus=== | |||
===Caius=== | |||
===Daiana=== | |||
===Severena=== | |||
==Priestly Activities== | ==Priestly Activities== | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |
Revision as of 20:00, 14 September 2023
This Page contains an in-the-works version update of Dragon Worship in an attempt to modernize the Religion and make it feel more engaging to players. You may overlay content of this page on the currently existing Dragon Worship page as you like, but producing art for this page takes time, so it will take a while before the whole Religion is done. As a simple reference Guide.
Origins
Virtues
Gods and Goddesses
Draconism has several Gods (gender indeterminate, though when humanoid, they do appear gendered), making it a polytheistic Religion. Unlike many other polytheistic religions, however, Draconism has a clear hierarchy and even a form of competitive rivalry between the so-called Dragon Thrones. Every Dragon Throne (a group of Dragons) contains a leader who is the representative God, and the lesser named Dragons. These lesser named Dragons are not strictly Gods, but they are treated with great reverence. Not all Draconism Gods are currently alive, during the process of the Denial of Immortality, most Dragons died in a non-traditional sense (which also made the Religion "dead" for nearly 300 years save for areas like the Sihai Lands), with not all of them having been revived recently. It is possible to worship multiple Dragons, but because the Dragon Gods often conflict with one another even when they have a Dragon King, most Draconism followers worship a single God that best fits their principles and beliefs.
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Expanded Lore
Expanded Lore exists to provide additional context and content on the individual Gods that is not necessary to understand what a God is about, but can help those who want to invest in this Religion Roleplay with more depth.