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* [[Lifehawk Tribe#Rite of the Vessel | Rite of the Vessel]]: A sacred [[Ciracaana | ciracaana]] rite of the [[Lifehawk Tribe]] in which an individual is chosen by a totem. | * [[Lifehawk Tribe#Rite of the Vessel | Rite of the Vessel]]: A sacred [[Ciracaana | ciracaana]] rite of the [[Lifehawk Tribe]] in which an individual is chosen by a totem. | ||
==D-Per== | ==D-Per== | ||
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==Karaka'A== | ==Karaka'A== | ||
* Oaths and sayings: "Bast and An above,"<ref>''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 11</ref> "Thank God and Her Partner,"<ref name="secch10">''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 10</ref>, "Twenty midnight hells"<ref>''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 2</ref> | * Oaths and sayings: "Bast and An above,"<ref>''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 11</ref> "Thank God and Her Partner,"<ref name="secch10">''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 10</ref>, "Twenty midnight hells"<ref>''[[Second (Fiction) |Second]]'', chapter 2</ref> | ||
==Malarai== | |||
* Naem-fili, avatar of the Malrai. Depicted in the [[Pantheon (Game) |Pantheon deck]] with teary eyes. | |||
==Seersa== | |||
* Oaths and sayings: "Speaker-Singer"<ref name="secch10" /> | |||
== Tam-illee == | == Tam-illee == | ||
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* Iley, the Laughing God | * Iley, the Laughing God | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 14 June 2020
A page to collect religious stuff.
Alliance General
- Order of the Universe
- Unknown holiday: Kasimmel. Sounds like one of the Core races, though.
Asanii
Chatcaava
Living Air
- Living Air: An ancient chatcaavan worship tradition, newly revived.
Ciracaana
Lifehawk Tribe
- Rite of the Vessel: A sacred ciracaana rite of the Lifehawk Tribe in which an individual is chosen by a totem.
D-Per
- The God in the Stream
Eldritch
- The major Eldritch religion is known as Amacrucia and involves the worship of male and female divinities in two roles: as guardians of mystery, and as intimate intercessors. The Lord and Lady are the mystery; the God and Goddess are the intercessors. For that reason, males swear by "God and Lady" while females refer to the "Goddess and Lord." Each sex is assumed to be intimate with their sex's deity, and to have access to the other sex's divinity only as a mystery, not as a known quantity.
- Eldritch Holidays
Glaseah
- Aksivaht'h, a goddess of wisdom.
- Siv't temple, place of worship. Most are small / medium sized, but the large ones are where the Glaseahn reproduction is done.
- Glaseahn rites
Harat-Shar
- Oaths and Sayings: "Inverses"[1]
- Angels (They seem to be very different from the Christian concept of Angels - the Harat-Shar have Battleangels.)
- Peace Feast Day (Christmas-like equivalent)
- End of year festivity (falls in spring by Alliance Mean)
Hinichi
- Many Hinichi have adapted Christianity to their needs.
- Use the terms 'Jesus-Martyr' and 'Jesus-Cleanser of the Temples' to describe the different aspects of Jesus.
Karaka'A
- Oaths and sayings: "Bast and An above,"[4] "Thank God and Her Partner,"[5], "Twenty midnight hells"[6]
Malarai
- Naem-fili, avatar of the Malrai. Depicted in the Pantheon deck with teary eyes.
Seersa
- Oaths and sayings: "Speaker-Singer"[5]
Tam-illee
- Naming practices (FoundNames)
- Iley, the Laughing God
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Alysha's Fall, "Two Uniforms"
- ↑ Alysha's Fall, "Steel"
- ↑ Alysha's Fall, "Two Uniforms"
- ↑ Second, chapter 11
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Second, chapter 10
- ↑ Second, chapter 2