Treytenism
The Beliefs of Treytenism
The most wide-spread religion in Unrehta, Treytenism focuses on the thirteen deities in the Treytenistic pantheon. Its central belief is that existence is divided into seven distinct planes: Planes of Material, Flames, Glory, Wilds, Storms, Night, and the Liminal Space. Much like Elemental Spiritualism, Treytenism seeks understanding of the divine by observing the nature of elements. Where it differs is Treytenists see the dieties as masters of the elements, rather than consisting of elements themselves. There are five primary elements in Treytenism: Earth, Fire, Water, Wind, and Void.The Thirteen Deities -
Name (Envalian) | Alignment | Rank | Element | Symbols | Domains |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waywren | True Neutral | Major | Earth | Trees, Gravestones | Nature, Death, Order |
Areya | Chaotic Good | Major | Water | Spears, Longboats | Strength, Life, War |
Rey | Neutral Good | Major | Fire | The Sun, Torches | Knowledge, Light, Forge |
Clangor | Lawful Good | Major | Wind | Lightning, Clouds | Arcana, Tempest, Peace |
Feupendal | Chaotic Good | Major | Void | Wings, Boots | Modesty, Zeal, Trickery |
Minithal | Chaotic Neutral | Minor | Earth / Fire | The Moon | Light, Death |
Perrien | Lawful Good | Minor | Water / Fire | Lanterns | Light, Life |
Sarwyn | Lawful Evil | Minor | Water / Wind | Hurricanes | Tempest, War |
Hestelle | Chaotic Good | Minor | Earth / Wind | Bears | Nature, Peace |
Hasteel | Chaotic Evil | Minor | Earth / Water | Wolves | Nature, War |
Nocrin | True Neutral | Minor | Fire / Wind | Eyes | Arcana, Knowledge |
Argon | Neutral Evil | Malignant | Fire / Void | Dragons, Volcanos | Death, War, Strife, Fury |
Troquorn | Chaotic Evil | Malignant | Void | Snakes | Arcana, Knowledge, Trickery |
Sects and Regional Differences -
Treytenism is practiced on the four major continents: Envale , Kai'bal , Entrepidos , and Hjelbregard . Each region has its unique take on Treytenist philosophy.
Type
Religious, Other
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