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<blockquote data-quote="gyor" data-source="post: 7574469" data-attributes="member: 6670153">Figure out the competing cosmologies and types of deities first. Is there doing to be hard Monotheism like traditional Abrahamic religions (Christianity,&nbsp; Islam, Judaism), is their going to be more eminative soft polytheism boarding on soft monotheism, like traditional Neoplatonism or certain forms of Hinduism, is going to be less theistic focused, more the universe eternal/self creating like Buddhism or Jainism?&nbsp;Maybe hard anthropomorphic D&amp;D Polytheism like traditional polytheism?&nbsp;Archtype Polytheism which is where the Gods are seen more as Archetypes then thinking beings?&nbsp;Angelology like in Innistrad?&nbsp;Demonology?&nbsp;Animalism?&nbsp;Pysicphysicalism?&nbsp;So much to choose from.&nbsp;FR I'd say is Hard Polytheism, with hard Neoplatonic, Gnostic, Hindu, Buddhist and Hermetic influences on a more subtle level, depending on region.&nbsp;Personally I'd suggest looking into RW Theurgic practices for ideas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gyor, post: 7574469, member: 6670153"] Figure out the competing cosmologies and types of deities first. Is there doing to be hard Monotheism like traditional Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism), is their going to be more eminative soft polytheism boarding on soft monotheism, like traditional Neoplatonism or certain forms of Hinduism, is going to be less theistic focused, more the universe eternal/self creating like Buddhism or Jainism? Maybe hard anthropomorphic D&D Polytheism like traditional polytheism? Archtype Polytheism which is where the Gods are seen more as Archetypes then thinking beings? Angelology like in Innistrad? Demonology? Animalism? Pysicphysicalism? So much to choose from. FR I'd say is Hard Polytheism, with hard Neoplatonic, Gnostic, Hindu, Buddhist and Hermetic influences on a more subtle level, depending on region. Personally I'd suggest looking into RW Theurgic practices for ideas. [/QUOTE]

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