General Information[]
The known religion is polytheistic, with several gods to worship. Various temples are mentioned in locations such as Chantara and Aretia. Humans may visit these temples to appeal to their gods. Another popular religious practice includes burning the belonging of loved ones after their death. This is to appease Malek, the god of death.[1]
Tairneanach confirms that dragons do not worship the puny gods of humans.[2]
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Malek[]
God of Death[]
"It is a grave offence against Malek to keep the belongings of a dead loved one. They belong in the beyond with the god of death and the departed. In the absence of a proper temple, any fire will do. He who does not burn for Malek will be burned by Malek."[3]
Dunne[]
Goddess of Strength and War[]
popular phrase: by Dunne[4]
Zihnal[]
God of Luck[]
Amari[]
Queen of The Gods[]
Artistic depictions usually give her high cheekbones and an oval face.[5] Cherubs are usually carved at the feet of statues of Amari.[6]
Loial[]
Goddess of Love[]
Hedeon[]
God of Wisdom[]
Poromorish Gods[]
Syrena mentions that her drift of fliers was making peace with their gods before entering the Battle of Resson. [7] There is a geological landmark named the Bay of Malek within the Krovlan border.