Religion

Religion is a culture that thrives throughout Narafold, the Eastlands and even parts of the Northland and Southern Isles.

Many people will often share the beliefs of those around them and thier families, although others find there way into beliefs through other circumstances. (e.g. The Great Faithmarch of 22 CE) Other people have no faith at all, and believe only in themselves or manmade culture.

Religion in Narafold
In Narafold there are four primary religions:
 * The Brotherfaith - The belief in a plethora of different deities, this religion remains the most common belief of the citizens of Narafold. Believes choose to follow one of the many gods to bring them good fortune and prosperity based on their trades and activities. (for example, a farmer might pray to the God of Agriculture for a fruitful harvest, or a trader would burn offerings to the God of Coin for success in his )
 * The Faith of the Great Sculptor- Many people beleive that there are not many Gods, but one God, the Great Sculptor, ruling and protecting the realm and guiding its people. Some believe that this God is male, others believe it is a Goddess, and some, a God without gender. This God is believed to have created the world and its inhabitants, using his hands to sculpt the earth of his own world, to create the World of the Living.
 * The Faith/Cult of Eptar - Once a highly worshipped God, Eptar is the God of War and Light. Military men would pray to him for success in battles, and others would pray for guidance and knowledge. Many Eptarian followers would perform inhumane acts in his name, although this was not the intent of his primary following. In 27 CE, the current king passed a law that forbid the practice of Eptarian worship. Since that day, his worshippers remain a cult, and only whispers of his name have cropped up, never revealing any mass worship of his. Many people have forgotten about the Eptarian following, and disregard it as a religion.
 * The Faith of the Dancing God - The inhabitants of the city of many Boatland villages believe in a secondary God that originated in the World of the Living. He is said to have been a great musician and performer, spreading cheer throughout the land with his dancing. Upon his death, he is believed to have been granted the status of the Dancing God by the Brothers to promote happiness and fullfillment in the hearts of men. Although this faith is an extension of the Brotherfaith, many Brother-worshippers have found the Dancing God to be an insult to thier religion, stating that no man could ever become a God.