Khuragism

Khuragism is a religion in which a person's standing in the afterlife is determined by the nature of their life, particularly in battle exploits. Khuragism places martial prowess and combat skills above all else, with the gods purportedly rewarding only the traits that make a good soldier or commander. In Khuragism, feared warriors who die in glorious charges are considered worthy of highest regard, while cowards who resort to treachery or refuse to fight are considered lesser and unworthy in the afterlife. If a Khuragist’s rival launches one final furious assault that is certain to end in death, they are honor-bound to give them a burial worthy of a Khuragist. Khuragist believe that because these traits are the only thing that matter, so believing in other religions is not a problem for getting into the afterlife. Khuragism believes that only males should fight, and though females displaying courage and valor is not explicitly discouraged, females are not eligible for the same afterlife treatment nonetheless. Instead, when they die, females are believed to be distributed amongst the males, with males who followed the tenets of Khuragism getting more women.