The Idyllic All

Contained mostly in Yu’hn, the Idyllic All describes the more agnostic-spiritual faith held by its followers.

They do not claim a deity, holding that the wonders granted from life and nature deserve the focus of worship, rather than shifting the attention to a distant, cosmic god. By exalting nature, followers of the Idyllic All recognize the circularity of life, this notion laying the foundation for considerable imagination. Nature, in its living glory, also has many secrets, and especially in Yu’hn, followers have grown quite superstitious of the various faeries, spirits, and ground-dwellers that they believe lurk in the wilds.