Religion in Helmont

== Overview ==
Although lacking a unifying religious orthodox, religion in Helmont was widespread. People inhabiting varied geography and thus following different lives gave rise to evermore varied religious beliefs and concepts, each with some grounding in the locale of a particular region. Roughly aligning to Helmont's geography, points of religious emphasis were accordingly placed anywhere from the high mountain peaks to the waves of the ocean. Scholarly interest in the religions of Helmont had even led some to the conclusion that what is to be regarded as religion should be reassessed when studying the diverse beliefs of the Helmontans.
== Non-exhaustive list ==
* Tyst Traditional
* Neo-Ägerfelli
* Hogorn
* Ägerfelli
* Disciples of the Toppes
* Tung-Delic
* Sondraellian
* Florin
* Followers of Fintag
* Old Marken
* Grassland
* Skornill
* Vanor
== Notable Beliefs ==
=== Neo-Ägerfelli ===
A prolific belief of the Neo-Ägerfelli is that the juxtaposition between sky and snow-laden peaks represents the eternal, necessary interplay between good and evil. Their god is embodied physically in the mountain, Ägerfell.
=== Hogorn ===
The followers of Hogorn prized aquatic beauty above all, placing their beliefs of deity in the power of the waves in the way that they shape the inhabitants' lives.
=== Tyst Traditional ===
Tyst Traditionalists believe that the lakes are the vast footsteps of Gods who settled to sleep in the north, but are yet to awake. When the end of days comes, they believe that the Gods will awake from their slumber. In their conception, this accounts for the mountains to the north of the lakes.
=== Florin ===
Florin adherents are inclined to base their religious beliefs on ideas surrounding the harmony between good and evil, most evidently manifested in the deep shadows of the forest and the bright sun in the plains. The many creatures of the forest that dwell in the shadows are thought to inhabit evil, whereas the birds in the sky embody all that is good in the world.
== Influence ==
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