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Message: <blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 1900695" data-attributes="member: 3192">I like the idea of viewing the universe from a medieval perspective.  Space, the stars, planets, quasars, black holes, etc. do not exist.  Each faith had rather unique perspectives about what the stars and moon really were.  Each followed their own sense of the universe and how they believed it was constructed. In game, several gods could be omnipotent (though it makes no logical sense).  The power of belief aligns the cosmology of the universe along the particular lines of the believer.  So a person who believed in one god or no gods could not be influenced "universally" by all the other gods.  (Of course, the other gods' believers can still have influence over them) This may mean several cosmologies need to be created.  But really only for every different religion you use in game.   In other words, every faith is "right" about their beliefs.</blockquote>