Dre'a
Dre'a is the theorized ancient religion of many of the peoples of Telgren before their contact with the elves. Dre'a is theorized to have given birth to the religions of Kosmevair, Rusirr, and Golynien
pillar of life
Some combination of the old gods of the Rusirr pantheon with the original war gods, Kosmevairi gods, and Golynien gods.
souls go to a purgatory to wait, good go to heaven and bad go to hell
For reference, the canonical original gods are here, however in universe this is unknown information
For reference, the canonical original gods are here, however in universe this is unknown information
- Wodör: chief god
- Salamandon: sun god
- Manilorr: moon god
- Tempör: god of storms, thunder, and lightning
- Varfeitör: god of courage, valor, gallantry, honor
- Gottknigg: god of authority and power
- Jotrahlent: god of virtuous innocence
- Gurkrigg: god of war (honorable)
- Eihrener: god of knowledge
- Hegkere: god of glory and ideal male form
- Aulwulthur: god of heroes and light (brother of below)
- Ranethur: god of vengeance, revenge, vigilante justice, and slaying of evil (brother of above)
- Vestudron: god of judgement, law, and order
- Njulurt: god of trickery, thievery, and winter
- Gewennor: god of war (barbaric), nature, and madness
- Scharmundon: god of the oceans and rivers
- Vurdegut: goddess of wisdom
- Krisgott: goddess of war (female) and trickery
- Gethurdigun: goddess of treaties and diplomacy
- Leifsrungun: goddess of honorable death, protector of the dead
- Hestyd: goddess of non-honorable death, jailor of the dead
- Döme: goddess of the ideal female form and youth
- Frigketorn: goddess of clemency, mercy, and medicine
- Dönegen: goddess of giving and change
- Merus: goddess of oceanic travel, calm seas, and benevolent ocean creatures
- Vohlt: goddess of naval conflict, whirlpools, and sea monsters
- Rehsdbeng: goddess of the earth, nature (beautiful), and tranquility
- Aebjor: goddess of love and trust
- Ablsundor: goddess of refusal, scorn, and mistrust
- Frewaldu: goddess of nature (harsh), survival, and the wilderness
- Nanusorn: goddess of motherhood and the household
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