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==Religion== | ==Religion== | ||
Religion in Avelygyd is indeed peculiar, as it encompasses a diverse pantheon of nameless beings, each revered for their unique domains of influence. These celestial entities are only referred to by their titles, yet they are worshipped fervently by the populace, who believe in their divine authority. | |||
A distinct feature of Avelygyd's religious beliefs is the concept of mounted gods, which might seem bizarre to outsiders but holds immense significance for its inhabitants. In this practice, the appointed Marquis or Marchioness, upon ascending to their position or inheriting it, has the authority to 'mount' a god for their lifetime. This act transforms Gystalt, the holy capital, into a dedicated sanctuary for that particular deity, and the population is expected to revere them as the leader of the pantheon. | |||
According to Avelygydian tradition, the choice of the mounted god influences the trends and development of the realm throughout the Marquis's or Marchioness's lifetime, shaping the course of their civilisation. | |||
==Magic== | ==Magic== |
Revision as of 04:23, 15 May 2024
(The following setting is exclusive to S:PL canon and is based on the event chain orchestrated by DM Pincushion across 2023-2024. Anyone is welcome to create a character based on this setting, and their character is free to know all information on this wiki page unless explicitly marked as 'DM dark' or otherwise. Prospective Clerics and Warlocks who worship or are bound by Avelygydian entities must request permission to be playable.)

Introduction
Welcome to the Wiki Page for Avelygyd, an apocalyptic setting where the remnants of a once-grand civilization now teeter on the brink of oblivion. Once steeped in ancient traditions, noble lineages, and mystical intrigue, Avelygyd has been ravaged by the cataclysmic forces unleashed by the dreaded Beast of Plenty. Now, the rich tapestry of this civilization's history, culture, and the tumultuous events that shaped its fate lie in the hands of those who survived its downfall.
A potential character from this desolate setting begins as a refugee in the Planes, whether arriving with fleeing merchants and peasants into the Outlands, or as an errant noble, penniless and powerless, to seek sanctuary amidst the chaos of Sigil.
Rediscover and reestablish your culture and people amongst the planes, or abandon your history in favor of a new life in Sigil. Explore the secret history of your destroyed home, delving into the history of the ancient nobility and their blood relics, and the arcane secrets which linger amongst the survivors.
Will you forge a new destiny amidst the ashes of the old, or succumb to the weight of a world torn asunder by forces beyond mortal comprehension?
The Basics
Available Races
Nobility
(Make a mention that noble PCs from major noble families need to be approved by the team.)
Class & Underclass
Geography & Locations
Religion
Religion in Avelygyd is indeed peculiar, as it encompasses a diverse pantheon of nameless beings, each revered for their unique domains of influence. These celestial entities are only referred to by their titles, yet they are worshipped fervently by the populace, who believe in their divine authority.
A distinct feature of Avelygyd's religious beliefs is the concept of mounted gods, which might seem bizarre to outsiders but holds immense significance for its inhabitants. In this practice, the appointed Marquis or Marchioness, upon ascending to their position or inheriting it, has the authority to 'mount' a god for their lifetime. This act transforms Gystalt, the holy capital, into a dedicated sanctuary for that particular deity, and the population is expected to revere them as the leader of the pantheon.
According to Avelygydian tradition, the choice of the mounted god influences the trends and development of the realm throughout the Marquis's or Marchioness's lifetime, shaping the course of their civilisation.