Felaryan religions

A question if naga or other predators worships other divinities than the humans. May the divinities of the humans end in the stomach of the divinities of the predator

I think Crisis obeys her stomach more often than not.

Whenever it grumbles, she's always on the prowl. Even if she's not hungry, humans beware.

Sephyism ain't got a thing on her appetite.

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

A question if naga or other predators worships other divinities than the humans. May the divinities of the humans end in the stomach of the divinities of the predator

unless those divinities are mortal, it wouldnt matter if they did, upon death dieties reapear to the raelm inwhich they are bound. if you slew the christian god, he would simply end up back in heaven. killing a god for good is nearly impossible but there is usualy some kind of bane to them, at least thats how it works in some other systems.

lami wrote:

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

A question if naga or other predators worships other divinities than the humans. May the divinities of the humans end in the stomach of the divinities of the predator

unless those divinities are mortal, it wouldnt matter if they did, upon death dieties reapear to the raelm inwhich they are bound. if you slew the christian god, he would simply end up back in heaven. killing a god for good is nearly impossible but there is usualy some kind of bane to them, at least thats how it works in some other systems.

I know that, but in some books I red they tell gods (not the christian god) die when they are no one to whorshipp them, so maybe when all their worshipers die eaten by the predator maybe they know the same fate.
When I read the greek mythologia I was surprise to see there is vore
It's surprising Zeus swallow a goddess,the consequence was the birth of Athena
There is the case of Chronos too but I prefer to not speak about it.

Don't worry it was just a random theory

Nah but seriously - C.O.Z?

I don't believe that a diety dies once their worshipers die.

If that were true, than a nuke could wipe out even the masters of the universe themselves, since it can wipe out an entire continent with pure destructive power, leaving no worshipers left.

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I don't believe that a diety dies once their worshipers die.

Depends on what canon you're using. In some mythologies, I do believe it was so.
Not all deity's are perfect, afterall.

*coughRygamacouldtakethefairygoddesscough*

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

lami wrote:

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

A question if naga or other predators worships other divinities than the humans. May the divinities of the humans end in the stomach of the divinities of the predator

unless those divinities are mortal, it wouldnt matter if they did, upon death dieties reapear to the raelm inwhich they are bound. if you slew the christian god, he would simply end up back in heaven. killing a god for good is nearly impossible but there is usualy some kind of bane to them, at least thats how it works in some other systems.

I know that, but in some books I red they tell gods (not the christian god) die when they are no one to whorshipp them, so maybe when all their worshipers die eaten by the predator maybe they know the same fate.
When I read the greek mythologia I was surprise to see there is vore
It's surprising Zeus swallow a goddess,the consequence was the birth of Athena
There is the case of Chronos too but I prefer to not speak about it.

Don't worry it was just a random theory

I only mentioned the christian god because he is the only one whos binding location i know.

Rythmear wrote:

Nah but seriously - C.O.Z?

Say. This guy looks like he wants questions answered.

Rythmear wrote:

Rythmear wrote:

Nah but seriously - C.O.Z?

Say. This guy looks like he wants questions answered.

What is C.O.Z. anyway? I'd like to know as well. Is it a religion? A creature? Some type of nasty cobbler? (lol just kidding)

lami wrote:

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

lami wrote:

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

A question if naga or other predators worships other divinities than the humans. May the divinities of the humans end in the stomach of the divinities of the predator

unless those divinities are mortal, it wouldnt matter if they did, upon death dieties reapear to the raelm inwhich they are bound. if you slew the christian god, he would simply end up back in heaven. killing a god for good is nearly impossible but there is usualy some kind of bane to them, at least thats how it works in some other systems.

I know that, but in some books I red they tell gods (not the christian god) die when they are no one to whorshipp them, so maybe when all their worshipers die eaten by the predator maybe they know the same fate.
When I read the greek mythologia I was surprise to see there is vore
It's surprising Zeus swallow a goddess,the consequence was the birth of Athena
There is the case of Chronos too but I prefer to not speak about it.

Don't worry it was just a random theory

I only mentioned the christian god because he is the only one whos binding location i know.

Ok I understood your example

How come my last post didn't post...

Pendragon wrote:

Rythmear wrote:

Rythmear wrote:

Nah but seriously - C.O.Z?

Say. This guy looks like he wants questions answered.

What is C.O.Z. anyway? I'd like to know as well. Is it a religion? A creature? Some type of nasty cobbler? (lol just kidding)

The Cult of Zoe?

Sounds like some Scientology thing...

Except the Cult of Zoe worship a higher power... and celebrate Christmas ^^

OO~ OO~ I've got one~!!!!

Natriasm!
the religion of those living in Natria [ my world, but of course they'll have some interaction with Felyara]

Callypsynne / Cara - Goddess of Light, Queen of the gods. Symbol of True Love. Her avatar is the Greatest Light [their biggest sun, there are three]
Runion / Rudy - God of Darkneess, King of the gods. Symbol of True Love. His avatars are the moons, when Cara is visiting, he reflects her holy light.
Sheecra / Shanol - God/dess of Change, has no true gender and is shown as the dominant sex by his followers. avatars are butterflies of all forms
Kira - Goddess of Death, has no avatar for she is just a succumbus granted with godhood by Callypsynne for her kind and caring nature towards all living things who suffer
Rajai - God of Death, in the human pantheon, Kira was made into a man and is hated and cursed by the people, it is said in the folk lore that Rudy was furious with the Ancients for having hate in their lives so he brought Rajai into being to punish them with Eternal Sleep.
Lorilei - Goddess of Judgement. She's the same in both pantheons she's an all-white naga with angel wings. The wings symbolize birds that prey on nagas, and the tail symbolizes nagas that prey on humans, so that if anyone is cruel or evil, their imortal soul will be devoured and suffer for all eternity

A religion I made:

Cult of Crmirnauc:

Worshipping the God of Matter, and damning the God of Oblivion, this religion doesn't believe in life after death. They believe that, if you live a good life, your soul will become energy that Crmirnauc can use to maintain the universe.

However, if you live a bad life, your soul then is devoured by Jtagn, the God of Oblivion, forever meant to suffer, never digesting.

This is based on the fact that Jtagn's body is made of damned souls, so who knows? It may have some basis in reality...

When people who follow this religion came to Felarya, alot of them got, well, eaten. For the good of their kind, the elderly, for a chance at becoming the divine energy that Crmirnauc uses, sacrificed themselves to the predators. As such, the branch of this religion in Felarya has nobody over the age of 50.

Hm, is there a god of Luck for Felarya?

I think just about EVERYONE there would worship him/her, and try and get curses on their enemies by him/her.

Malahite wrote:

Hm, is there a god of Luck for Felarya?

I think just about EVERYONE there would worship him/her, and try and get curses on their enemies by him/her.

Yeah the cult of the goddess Minalca

Please don't laugh when I say this, but I follow Voorheesm; the worship of Lord Jason Voorhees. (no, it doesn't exist...yet, but if some guy in Virginia could win a court case and establish Pastafarianism as a legitimate following, I don't see why I can't do something similar)

Xeno-the-Hedgehog wrote:

Please don't laugh when I say this, but I follow Voorheesm; the worship of Lord Jason Voorhees. (no, it doesn't exist...yet, but if some guy in Virginia could win a court case and establish Pastafarianism as a legitimate following, I don't see why I can't do something similar)

So? I'm Imperialistic (Realized it when I naturally said "By the throne," instead of "for God's sake"). 'Fictional' Religions are often better than 'real' ones.

Malahite wrote:

So? I'm Imperialistic (Realized it when I naturally said "By the throne," instead of "for God's sake"). 'Fictional' Religions are often better than 'real' ones.

Maybe because we remove the flaw of the 'real' ones

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

Maybe because we remove the flaw of the 'real' ones

Perhaps. As stated elsewhere (Sadly, not by myself):

"I have yet to see a desperate Trekkie strap on explosives and go to a Warsie convention."

'Fictional' Religion followers tend not to be as... 'crazy' about their beliefs as 'Real' Religious Followers.

gwadahunter2222 wrote:

Malahite wrote:

So? I'm Imperialistic (Realized it when I naturally said "By the throne," instead of "for God's sake"). 'Fictional' Religions are often better than 'real' ones.

Maybe because we remove the flaw of the 'real' ones

And oh man, how many flaws real ones have.

Malahite wrote:

'Fictional' Religion followers tend not to be as... 'crazy' about their beliefs as 'Real' Religious Followers.

(Oh I hope I'm not kicking a beehive with this one...)

I dunno, Scientology seems to think it's some pretty serious business.

Feign wrote:

I dunno, Scientology seems to think it's some pretty serious business.

Yes, but we're talking about Religion. Not Businesses.