Children of the Dragon
The cult following Morag Drakeshadow has followers all around the world, but no major hold on any continent. Wherever one of the cults show up, casualties follow. For their rituals almost all require some form of sacrifice, usually of humanoid blood.
Mythology & Lore
The believers tend to have various opinions on creation myths, as whatever happened before the ascension of Morag has little consequence for their faith. Some follow the same creation myth as trinitans and pathians, but others have their own theories.
When their mythology begins to matter, is after this. Their most important holy text is The Song of the Dragon, a poem detailing Morag's ascension. From this, and from communing with their god and her servants, they have created the rest of the religion.
Tenets of Faith
Morag gave no official tenets before ascending, and has never given her followers anything specific since. Except serving her, of course. In return for their fealty, she promises that whoever helps her claim her rightful place as the prime deity will get a place by her side for all eternity. In order to serve her best, her followers are commanded to gather whatever power they can, whether that be through magical and physichal prowess, or money, titles, and artefacts.
Priesthood
The children don't have any oversight or centralized priesthood. This means that any believer can claim to be a priest, something many do. In fact, the most common way for the religion to be spread is for a believer to arrive in a new town and start converting its inhabitants.
Granted Divine Powers
Believers who give great gifts to Morag might be given with grand gifts.
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