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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 9187829" data-attributes="member: 7025508">In my world Artra gods are real, but rather mysterious. They are more like cosmic forces rather than powerful people. Whilst they may commune with mortals via dreams or visions, they're never fully knowable to them. They certainly are above petty squabbles of mortals. The gods also have various aspects and they may appear to mortals in different guises, so the same gods might be worshipped in different places in different forms. There are also lesser gods and nature spirits. These may be much weaker than the great gods, but still alien to the mortals. The religious practice is both polytheistic and animistic. Whilst clerics will dedicate themselves to specific gods (or god groups in case of the twin sun gods and the triple moon gods) the normal people just make sacrifices to whichever god or spirit might be relevant to the their current concerns.The Great Gods known all over Artra are:Tiammut, the Primordial SerpentKhanda Aruna, the Sun Gods, the Divine Lovers, Creation and Destruction (both are both) Ator, the Yellow Sun, Rana, the Red SunEnnunagi, the three Moon Gods, the Fates, Ennu, Ulai, SharBelet Ummur, the Shepherd of the Dead, the God of Liminal GatesVajuru, the God of Journeys, the Protector of Travellers, the Divine Guide, the LodestarNhebel, the God of Love, Wine, Art and DreamsKhalit Kamada, the God of War, the Red Maiden, the Lady of StrifeAtar Penjat, the Scalekeeper, the God of Commerce and LawPthar, the Smith God, the God of ArtisansOkanna, the Storm Maiden, the Sky Dancer, the Rain Bringer</blockquote>

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