Koayism
Polytheism (very matriarchal)
Religion Focus: good deeds
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Divine Interaction: in response to some prayers
Deities
Chief Deities:
Dev Goddess of Creation
Koay Goddess of Water
Other Deities:
Enelor Goddess of Astrology
Eraekai God of Travel and Peace
Flaikel Goddess of Disease
Idesai Goddess of Law and Hunting
Ilukacan Goddess of Archery
Tivy God of Tricksters
Death & Afterlife
Death Rites:
Afterlife: reunites those seperated in life and cannot be reached while alive
Worship
joyous group public sacrifices
Holidays
Holiday frequency: very often
Holiday Types: martyrs, new moons, great rulers, heroes, saints, prophets, the harvest, full moons
Major Holidays: are more prayer than celebration
Clergy
Gender: females only
Function: spiritual guides, healers of the sick, direct connection to divine, ceremonial leaders
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Theology
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Arts
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Coming of Age
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Marriage
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Outsiders
About
Lifestyle: luxurious Family: somewhat small Chosen: via divine revelation Distinguished By: a symbolic weapon Cultural Aspects Symbol: is a(n) 19-pointed star Holy Color: vermillion Passed Down: via one holy book with much commentary Creation Myth Type: succession Mortals' Origin: created by divine speech Major Myth/Symbol(s): the dragonslayer Deadly Sins: faithlessness, sloth, pride, cowardice and avarice High Virtues: kindness, responsibility and thoughtfulness Associated Artform: stories/parables Coming of Age: 15 years old (females only) Coming of Age Rite: involves a journey Marriage: happens after prolonged courtship Marriage Rites: are highly informal Death Rites: are a public affair Major Taboo: bodily functions Prevalence: believed by many Outsiders: are viewed with mistrust