Abimahl

According to legend Abimahl created all the animals of the world, each with it own purpose. Worshippers of Abimahl firmly believes that all living creatures of Jamboloydia has their place in the circle of life. They have been created in perfect harmony, each fulfilling their role. Some are made to be hunted and eaten, others to do the hunting and eating.
Abimahl, is the creator of the circle. Not only did he create every living being in Jamboloydia, he also spent a lifetime living as every single species that ever existed. In his many different lives and during thousands of years, he created the food chain and made sure that every lifeform had a purpose to fulfill. He left a small piece of himself in every life form, which spread over the years. Today he exists in all living creatures.
Worshippers of Abimahl believe they can communicate with him by sacrificing different beings. During this ritual, a bond is generated between the ritual master and Abimahl. This bond takes the ritual master through a portal to Abimahl’s throne in the kingdom of the gods.
Worshippers has seen Abimahl in many different shapes, forms and sizes. He communicates without moving his lips, he just stares into you and speaks from within with a big booming voice. It is well known that he can grant you powers if you serve him right. It is said that worshippers have been granted the ability to fly, to run fast, to jump higher, grow claws and fangs etc. These beliefs mainly center around animalistic features. Some worshippers believe that they will gain the abilities of  whatever they sacrifice. This has resulted in some kidnappings of magical beings, powerful adventurers and in general creatures with great powers. Despite this Abimahl is mostly a peaceful religion.
It is customary for hunters to thank Abimahl for their bounty after a successful hunt. They simply thank Abimahl for his creation and wish the animal good luck in the coming afterlife.
Abimahl holy symbols often depict an animal where all animal groups are represented. Water, land and air.