The third-largest sect of the Azaradi faith. Like all sects of the faith, the Unifiers believes in the Eternal Realm, and the diei that seek to extract chaos from our world and replace it with order from theirs, which manifests in good fortune and general morality. Like most sects, Unifiers also believe that we mortals hold some responsibility to facilitate this process, and that we must act and pray in ways that foster order in the Mortal Plain.
Unlike any other sect of the faith, Unifiers might be called monotheists. They hold that, in the Eternal Realm, there is a single Great Diei that seeks to marshal and direct all other diei, and that this force is guiding them in their quest. Unifiers typically prey to this Great Diei and not any "lesser" diei. Adherents of the Church of Disorder and the AnAzaradi generally find this idea very offensive, and it is not discussed in polite society. By and large, Unifiers are expected to keep their beliefs to themselves, though they are currently free to hold their beliefs.
Unifiers also believe in a Great Unifier that will appear in the Mortal Realm to help facilitate this process of increasing order and control. Some believe the Great Unifier has already lived and died, and they pray to that person just as they do the Great Diei. Some believe that the coming of the Great Unifier will signal the end of this great process, and that the Mortal Plain and Eternal Realm will both achieve perfection. Such people are a stark minority: Azaradi Fatalism is generally frowned upon by all major sects, though it is well known that there are more fatalists amongst the Unifiers than any other sect.
Many have noted the similarities of the Unifier faith and that of the Xalts, an ethnic minority in Vaina, and suggest that this relatively new sect is nothing more than a corruption of their foreign faith. Others have also noted its similarities to the Satari faith, a powerful force along much of the Vallian Coasts.
Type
Religious, Sect
Demonym
Unifiers
Parent Organization
Divines
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