Wanderian

All who wander

Wanderian belief is the religious denomination of Wanderer-Centric belief. It is a relatively uncommon, and unstructured belief system. It is based in the idea that Gods are not infallible, divine entitles. Rather that they are beings who hold a great deal of power, and are actually more likely to make mistakes because of it. Wanderian scripture teaches the idea that individuals must learn to live in a world where Gods are imperfect, and that one should hope that Gods reflect this same perspective.

These ideals are taught in the scriptures of The Wandering Gods. A group of strange Gods believed to be of some alien origin. Wanderian belief says that The Wandering Gods are beings who seek to teach, rather than rule. It is said they came to Zol after The Undoing from some far off place in The Cosmos. They came to teach their morals to the people of Zol, and its Gods.

• Morals
• Understanding
• Heroism
• Protection of the weak
• Self betterment

• The Wandering Gods
  • The Iron Father
  • The Ancestor
  • Agon and Ra’Queen
  • The Ratking
  • Cadence
  • Abaddon
  • Kaszu
  • The Raven Queen
  • Kinadhyne
  • Persanius
  • Chorn

Wanderian scripture does not burden itself with explaining the Origin of Zol like other Religious Denominations often do. However, some fringe texts claim that The Wandering Gods were the beings who actually slayed Goh’zul long, long ago.

Wanderian scripture does not burden itself with explaining the nature of ancient Zol and its people.

Wanderian scripture does not burden itself with explaining the nature of The Undoing. However, many of the faith believe that The Undoing was caused by the ire of Gods. This is assumption is often made based on the religion’s other teaching regarding the dangerous nature of the power held by Gods.

Wanderian worship does not have much structure. It is most often practiced on an individual level. However, there are a few churches that do exist. These places do not have the grand hierarchy that larger belief systems like Trinaism and Dorian belief do.

Churches formed in honor of The Wandering Gods may be organized to honor all of The Wandering Gods, or just one of them. These churches are usually led by a singular Priest, though sometimes there are multiple priests.

Modernist belief largely focuses on the idea of learning a single moral of one of The Wandering Gods. This typically manifests as a journey of self discovery to ideally become a better person.

Fundamentalist belief largely focuses on the idea of justice and protection of the weak. Fundamentalist Wanderians have been known to strike out at systems the feel are morally wrong. Often with violence.

• Hanen is the city with the highest concentration of Wanderian belief.

• Some believe that The Wandering Gods do not exist, or that The Wandering Gods are actually the cause of The Undoing. This makes Wanderian worship fringe, and controversial.

• The Church of the Wanderers in Hanen
• Temple of the Lost in Flotsam of The Isles of Al’Kehtal