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The religion section is generic. It covers things like forms of worship, prayers, how devotees sometimes worship new gods and forget old ones, the afterlife.... that kind of stuff The gods section itself covers the details or worship for specific gods. So for example if we take Lathander, we...

Its also worth saying that the religion section is about the worship of the gods, not the actual gods themselves. There is nothing I can see in the descriptions that isn't something a mortal would know. So if indeed Lathander and Amauntor are the same that's fine, but it wouldn't be written as...

It hints at Maztica existing or having once existed, but that's all. Specifically it says that over the seas to the west, in previous generations, explorers have encountered people wearing feathered clothes. But it also says land masses have appeared and disappeared. They seem to be leaving it...

You could still keep most of those spells (except for call lightning and conjure minor elementals), assuming you dropped your other spells instead. You could still keep your theme if you wanted. I understand you are disappointed with the loss of spells known but it was a bit unbalanced that...

Rallying Cry, Royal Envoy, Inspiring Surge, Bulwark

No its just old school. http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120229031742/forgottenrealms/images/2/26/Faerun_1e.jpg There are trails between but not used enough to be on the main map. A lot of goods between Balder's Gate and Waterdeep are moved by ship.

It recommends Knights of the Watch protecting against Baklunish incursions

Yeah, he gets a write-up in the Gods section

You are basically ex police. You get athletics and insight, a couple of languages and a uniform and police gear :). You get to notice police outposts and dens of criminal activities. An interesting variant is the 'detective' type which get investigation instead of athletics. I love it!

its just once per long rest. Its 1d8+con That's at 10th level

I'll just add to that and say the main gods section is pretty good. You get about three gods per page and get all sorts of details about the deity, followers, ethos and legends. Really good stuff to help someone choose a god for their character. I'm not sure how much if anything is new beyond...

Sort of - it just says these are the gods. No mention of if they have ever been dead or not active. Several entries do mention the gods origin if important, so Cyric is listed as once being mortal.

In the timeline section it just says the Gods stop interfering through their chosen. Its referring to the chosen that appeared during the Sundering. So far I haven't seen any mention of the original type of chosen such as Elminster is. There is a small section explaining that some gods withdraw...

I suppose its a bit like rage - maybe a stance would be a better word (although it doesn't call it that) You can wear light armour but don't have to. No shields or using a weapon in two hands. The tradition does give you proficiency in light armour. It has limited uses per rest and basically...

You get a reasonable amount of detail about the various ages such as The Crown Wars and Netheril. It then breaks down the period of the Sundering from 1482 (Murder in Balders Gate) through to 1489 when the Gods withdraw the power from most of their Chosen. This is the last date seemingly written...

No very little lore - more a simple description of what each deity stands for and who might worship them. There is no mention of family ties or relationships with any of the gods that I can see.

Yup. Eilistraee, Kiaransalee, Lolth, Selvetarm and Vhaeraun. Ghaunadaur is not listed in the pantheon but as a possible warlock patron

He is CE. It doesn't mention any alliances. Eilistraee gets a short paragraph and Vhaeraun a brief mention

No scale that I can see. The maps are lovely but too small to see properly. If only there was a high res image around somewhere...

You can move through an opponents space and knock them prone with a bonus attack. It also does some damage. Got to be 14th level though