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Religion is taken very seriously by all the priest hoods. Unfortunately they don't always agree. This section of Guyendor deals with all the religions of the world, their beliefs, strengths & weaknesses and they interact to make the world go round. Being a traditionalist my priests don't follow the speciality and mystic that have introduced. But I have tried to make sure that priests of differing Gods have individual strengths and weaknesses.
Religions
Elven Very similar to the Elven Pantheons of other worlds, modified to accommodate the alterations to the race. Dwarven Not being native to Guyendor, Dwarves brought their own religion with them. But you'll find that much of the Gods are similar to the standard AD&D campaigns. Halfling Halfings love life and their small pantheon reflect this belief. These priests are rare but can be interesting to play. Orc Another Pantheon not native to Guyendor. The Orcs came from the same world as the dwarves and have established their own religion here. Human - Imperial The religion of the Empire now dominates the known world. This is of my own devising and should slot nicely with the more established pantheons. Human -
The PeninsulaThere are some cults to the south. These include head hunters, cannibals and blood magic. - Or so I am told! Human - Cherak The Cherak Barbarians have their own set of Gods. These seem both weak and frightening at the same time. Is it true that these gods will usurp the rest? Other As with many epochs in any world, where there is a civilization there is a religion. The Goblins, Orcs and Kuo-Toa all have their own. As these are used I will place them in this section.
Druids When religions were first being developed, many Gods represented the world around us. The modern day priests of these ancient beings hav formed their own cult that transends race and creed. This cault is known as The Druids.
