Maneġ

Polytheistic fantasy religion

This religion has been around longer than anyone remembers, but it is believed that it was started by original beings and their ancestors

This religion teaches respect, kindness, patience, authority, and goodwill toward nature.

There is a prophecy that one day the gods will return from the heavens to reclaim the earth, extinguishing all humans with it.

There is also a prophecy about the end of the world. When it comes, all will die away until the gods are only left. They will be in pain and suffering, so Bas will have to kill them and carry them to their afterlives, too. After, Bas will be the only one left in existence, forever alone.

Anywhere, but the particular place of worship would be at a temple

A typical worship service would involve prayer and offerings that are left or burned for the gods

Those who practice Maneġ are forbidden to be blasphemous towards the gods or there will be misfortune and punishment on many

This religion believes that after deaths, all spirits' energies are absorbed into the earth as their soul passes on to a place called Githany where they rest forever.

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People often make sacrifices and offerings to the gods such as foods, items, etc. They also pray before undertaking large new adventures for good luck.

Summer solstice, winter solstice, harvest festival, spring festival.

There are specific traditional dancers and prayers that can be used