Wynn Religions And Its Possible Atheism

anti-bovenism is also known as the cult of Peppered
its kinda like satanism


anyways being anti *one religion* does not make one anti *all religions*

 

Yeah.

Besides, the human hasn't really shown any signs of being a literal human; from its unnatural growth in strength going from knowing a single spell to being able to supposedly defeat the embodiment of all light, ever, and it's supposed lack of emotion and misinterpretation of simple stuff like "hey bring back my cow for me" and then proceeding to kill said cows. A love triangle or a band of teenagers isn't going to be its strategy.

That sorta thing kind of reminds me of Lucemon's Fallen Angel form. He was a monster, yes, but he was charming, charismatic, elegant, and sometimes even forgiving, constantly conflicting from its elegance to a pure and uncontrolled demon. The type of guy to brutally murder you and then the next second sit down with a cup of tea and smooth jazz in the background and have a nice chat with you.

If the Eye was like that, an enjoyable, charismatic and elegant thing combined with being the absolute embodiment of darkness and a bloody monster with the power to end existence, I'd very much be interested.


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Looks like someone goes to the TLDR instantly

 

that's what they're for, right?

 

Teletubbism best religion right @PsyKoe ?????????

 

Yes, but I just stated that in my thread, so yeah.

 

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From the lore of the Sledge, it's clear the dwarves have or used to have some sort of polytheistic religion.

 

Sledge? The item Sledge is a Unique, so is this a 1.18 item?

 

Crap, I meant the Quake.

 

Quake isn't even an item -_-

 

Dammit! I meant Fissure. Don't know how I messed up that badly.

 

I checked out its lore and it is most-likely Norse-Mythology, it appears to be something Mjolnir, as in a Norse Myth while Thor goes to the land of giants and the king grants them with 3 challenges that are all illusion in the end, he lifts up one foot of his cat which in disguise is actually the world serpent and he caused a rupture by moving it, most likely causing earthquakes, and drank from a drinking horn until say a forth of it, which was an ocean in disguise , wondering why it was so salty.

 

I don't know. While dwarves in Fantasy are typically associated with Norse gods, the Fissure's lore doesn't match up with any Norse mythology I know, apart from maybe the forging of the world from Ymir's body. Seems to be more of a generic homebrew mythology to me.