religion

Lets talk religion for a quick sec.

Religion in Wynn.

So what religions do we actually have, and who do they worship?

• Bovemists
• Anti-Bovemists
• Eye Of The Storm
• Misc Religions

So, lets begin.

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What about the elves who worship orphion
And the doguns who worship garaheth

 

The council worshippers, mentioned by the seaskipper, are basically a joke, because bovemism is worshiping SALTED, whereas these ppl are worshipping the whole CT, so that is one. Cant find the dialogue

 

This quest and almost all lore surrounding it were removed.

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• Bovemism, your standard religion. Humans and villagers.
• Religion centered around Orphion. Elves worship him primarily. Attempted to spread to Villagers but it didn't work very well)
• Unknown faith to which The Olm were/are pious to. In many ruins they have large cathedrals. A church was evidently important to them because it's one of the few rooms Garoth has in his Sanctum.
• Unnamed religion with Garaheth and The Colossi as Gods in the creation myth of the Doguns. May be genuine history. They still revere the last remaining Colossus and Garaheth as deities.
• Unnamed religion with The Ahms Colossus as a God. Worshipped by those who lived in the region that is now Sky Islands.
• Unnamed religion with the sun as a deity. Part of Ancient Nemract. Idols to this deity can spawn as a rare mob in the ruins.
• Unnamed religion of Silent Expanse creatures. Potentially doesnt exist, and the Witness Church may just be an old place of worship that they are using as a home as opposed to their own church. Interestingly, creatures from all parts of the expanse seem to congregate here.

 

It's both TAC and Farcor, right?

 

The concept of elves worshiping Orphion and doguns worshiping Garaheth is fascinating and highlights the diversity of beliefs and cultures in fictional worlds. It adds depth to the lore and mythology of these fantastical beings, showcasing their unique spiritual practices and perspectives. Exploring the intricacies of these beliefs can provide rich storytelling opportunities, offering insights into the characters' motivations, values, and interactions within their respective societies. Overall, it's an intriguing aspect that enriches the world-building and adds layers of complexity to the narrative.

 

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