Religions

There are many faiths and beliefs concerning higher or supernatural powers all across the world, yet few religions have any significant following. While parts of the world, like the Westerlands are predominately atheist, religion does run deep through the culture of the known world. Very little is known about any actual deities or their powers. So far, only followers of The Dancing Flame, have been known to show any real displays of power, although even this claim has been widely disputed by scholars and ridiculed by officials of the Tytos. 
For without the religions listed below there are hundreds, if not thousands of cults, enclaves, and believes dedicated to creatures or beings most will never hear of, and congregating in the darkest and most obscure corners of the world, or right below the surface, in the midst of daily life. 
=== Major Religions of the Known World ===
* The Urubuhl Faith. The dominant religion of the Skahazadans. It is a polytheistic religion that believe in six Gods, each depicted as one spoke of a wheel that spins to turn the earth and time. Each God has a month dedicated to it, with each month being twice the lenght of those on the Magnian calendar, and each representing a domain, with special rituals tied to it.
* The Cister Cartian Church. The most organized religion on the Magnian Peninsula. They believe in a single God with five faces, one for each domain of life. It is primarily worshiped in the countries of Central Magnia and in Metina. In recent years, a new movement within the church, calling themselves the Wincentenes, have risen to power, and have been widely criticizing the church for its rampant corruption, and growing misogyny, homophobia, and xenophobia, which has led to the Wincentene War within Metina. 
* The Menkhu Faith. The oldest faith in Magnia, deeply rooted in pagan traditions and rituals. They worship a vast pantheon of Gods, creatures, and spirits, with a variety of myths and rituals. It is common for Menkhus only to worship the specific deities or creatures relevant to their current situation, and as such, neglect the wider pantheon, so although they believe in all of it, the religion is not very organized or unified.
* The Church of the Dancing Flame is the newest religion to grow to prominence, primarily within Magnia. It is a cult which originated within the Valonian League, worshiping a fire that never goes out and is believed to protect them from darkness and evil. The cult is spreading fast, partly because their xenophobic and anti-magic preaching has been widely well received in these times, when fear and paranoia is at an all-time high, and partly because they are seemingly the only religion in hundreds of years to have performed real miracles. Spreading outwards from the city of Nazaire, they carry their fire to every village, every town, and every city, leading a brutal inquisition against sorcery and non-humans.
* The Ruhun Faith, worshiped predominately in the Chorenese. It is not at all organized, has no temples or preachers, but is characterized by the belief that everything in nature and otherwise, even the words we speak, have a soul, and they tend to commune with nature through song and chant.