The Threefold Divinity

Unlike the Asiendalians, who worship Dra'ahan, the God of Dragons and Time—who is in truth Eremon Mordos himself—the Sibillians follow a very different theological path. Their faith is centered around The Threefold Divinity, a trinity of gods that symbolize their values of strength, unity, and defiance against Asiendal.

The Threefold Divinity

Veyrn, the Indomitable Titan – The god of war, endurance, and sovereignty. Depicted as a towering warrior clad in blackened steel, Veyrn represents the Sibillian spirit of unyielding resistance against foreign domination, especially Asiendal. His followers, especially the military elite, pray to him before battle. Ysmera, the Ever-Weaving Fate – The goddess of destiny, deception, and knowledge. Often depicted as a veiled woman holding a book and dagger, she is revered by spies, diplomats, and strategists. Many Sibillian rulers claim her guidance in shaping the nation's future. Khaelis, the Burning Resolve – The god of ambition, passion, and destruction. Symbolized by a crimson phoenix wreathed in fire, Khaelis embodies the Sibillian people's desire to rise above all others, even in the face of impossible odds. He is worshipped by revolutionaries, visionaries, and those seeking to topple the old order.

Religious Practices & Zealotry

The Church of the Threefold Divinity governs religious affairs in Sibillia. Unlike the Asiendalians, who see their ruler as a literal god, the Sibillians have a more abstract faith—though just as fervent. The Church maintains that the Sibillian people are divinely chosen to resist and overcome all oppressors, especially Asiendal. Sibillian priests and oracles frequently issue prophecies about the eventual downfall of the Asiendalian empire, sparking religious fervor and motivating war efforts. Holy warriors, known as Veyrn’s Chosen, act as both clerics and elite soldiers, wielding divine magic to inspire troops and strike down enemies. There is a belief that one day, a Sibillian Champion will rise, embodying all three gods and leading Sibillia to ultimate victory over its foes—especially over Eremon and his eternal reign.