Ka Mi Pantheon
In the days when the Ka Mi lived in the river plains they worshipped a pantheon of gods at whose head reigned Ra, incarnation of the sun and creator of the world. His barge flew across the sky each day and through the underworld each night. When the Ka Mi were driven from their homes or enslaved their gods' divine idols were seized and forged into Elven magicite, only the cult the craftsman god Ptah, was able to evacuate their idol to the Chancel. The conquest was accompanied by a three month thunder storm from which Ka Mi clerics received visions of a burning barge falling to earth.
Rescuing their ancestors' and neighbors' gods from Cannibal cities has become a cause of great importance to young Highlanders. This is true even among the most dogmatic Throne worshipers who believe all other gods to be false, these spirits offered humans aid and should not be help as captives by flesh eaters.
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Religious, Pantheon
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Egyptian Mythology
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