Religions

The Silver Stag
Neriah

Spirit of the Moon and Waters

The followers of the Silver Stag believe the world is not built, but remembered held together by currents of memory that move through water and dream. They say reality is not fixed, but constantly reshaped by what is recalled and what is forgotten by the world itself.

The Silver Stag is spoken of as something that moves through the hidden depths beneath thought and sleep, not as a beast, but as an omen of returning things. Where its presence lingers, still waters show what should not be seen, and sleeping minds drift into places they were never meant to reach.

Domains

Water
Memory
Dreams

Beliefs

Nothing is ever truly gone, only carried elsewhere

Dreams are memories that have not yet settled

Healing begins when memory is allowed to rest.

The past is alive and still influencing the present

"What is drowned too soon will rise again"

Iconography

Symbol: Moon
Animal: Deer
Colour: Blue and Silver

Iconography

Symbol: Lightning Bolt
Animal: Bull
Colour: Purple and Onyx

Spirit of Air and Storms

The followers of Kaerun believe the sky is never still, because stillness is death. They say the world survives only because something is always breaking its balance and forcing it forward.

Kaerun is a great thunder bull running across the underside of the heavens. Where his hooves strike, storms are born and winds are shifted, and the sky is forced to move again. Storms are not disasters they are corrections. The faithful do not pray for calm skies, only for the strength to endure change.

Domains

Air
Storms
Change

Beliefs

Stillness is the first sign of decay
Thunder is divine correction without malice
The sky must always move or it will fracture
Chaos is sacred when it restores balance

"The calm sky is not peace. It is a warning"

The Skybreaker Bull
Kaerun

Iconography

Symbol: Tree
Animal: Bear
Colour: Green and Bronze

The Stoneroot Bear
Karnis

Spirit of Earth and Nature

The followers of the Stone and Root Bear believe the world is shaped by nature that refuses to be rushed. They maintain that every forest, mountain, and field carries the Bear’s quiet presence. Through root and stone, he is the patience within it. The force that allows things to grow, decay, and return in their own time. In nature, life is guided by slow cycles that cannot be forced or broken without consequence.

To destroy nature carelessly is to disturb the Bear’s rest. To live in harmony with it is to walk in step with his slow breath.

Domains

Earth
Nature
Endurance

Beliefs

Growth cannot be forced without cost
Patience is a form of wisdom
Death nourishes life
The strongest roots grow slowly

"What Falls today feeds tomorrow"

Iconography

Symbol: Sun
Animal: Dragon
Colour: Red and Gold

The Ember Dragon
Solan

Spirit of the Sun and Fire

The followers of the Ember Dragon believe the world is not fixed in what it is, but burning toward what it was always meant to become.

They maintain that within every soul lies a truer form waiting to be revealed in Solan’s flame. The Great Flame does not judge what a thing is. It reveals what it has always been becoming. In his light, false paths burn away and only the truest version of a person remains.

To stand in his fire is to be stripped of what is false and shaped closer to what is real.

Domains

Fire
Light
Truth

Beliefs

To become oneself is the highest form of truth
What is false will eventually burn away on its own
No one can become what they are meant to be in darkness alone
The world itself is still becoming what it was always meant to be

"What survives the fire was always true."

Custom Religions
Make your own

While we provide a selection of established religions that players may follow and interpret in different ways, players are also welcome to create their own faiths.

Religion Guidelines

The divine is understood to be distant and subtle in its influence, its presence revealed through belief, tradition, symbolism and personal interpretation rather than direct intervention.

Religions should be written to fit within the setting and its existing lore.

No religion is considered objectively true within the setting. While faiths may claim truths about the world, their teachings and beliefs remain matters of faith rather than established fact.

Religions may not alter, overwrite or claim authority over established setting lore without staff approval.

Divine beings do not directly intervene in the world, and religious beliefs should not grant unique powers, abilities or privileges beyond existing game mechanics.

Religious conflict, theological debate and differing interpretations are encouraged, provided they remain respectful and focused on collaborative roleplay.

Religions

The Silver Stag Neriah

Spirit of the Moon and Waters

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The Silver Stag
Neriah