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==The Tenets of Mujitism==
 
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The role of the intercessor is fulfilled by the following gods and goddesses:
 
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* [[Akuula]]: Goddess of sharks and hunters.
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* [[Balik]]: Goddess of fish and fishermen.
 
* [[Kit]]: God of whales and sailors.
 
* [[Kit]]: God of whales and sailors.
 
* [[Jilan]]: God of serpents and sea monsters.
 
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 13 May 2023

Mujitism
Mujit.png
Symbol of Mujit
Type Polytheistic, Animistic
Races Human
Organized Yes
Founded 1 IM
Deities Mujit, Balik, Akuula, Jilan, Nayza, Kit

Mujitism is an animistic religion practiced nearly exclusively in Araldar and coastal areas who trade with that country.

The Tenets of Mujitism[edit]

Mujit surveys his domain.

The Oral Tradition[edit]

The Mujitist Pantheon[edit]

The Creator[edit]

Mujit

The Intercessors[edit]

The role of the intercessor is fulfilled by the following gods and goddesses:

  • Akuula: Goddess of sharks and hunters.
  • Balik: Goddess of fish and fishermen.
  • Kit: God of whales and sailors.
  • Jilan: God of serpents and sea monsters.

The Messengers[edit]

Fish and seabirds. They can rarely be explained. They are never duplicated.

The Destroyer[edit]

Also Mujit.

The Mujitist Clergy[edit]

Religious Observances[edit]

Popular Folklore[edit]