The Wills of Alilia

== Overview ==
Those who believe in the Wills of Alilia make up the largest religion in Ilderon. The goddess Alilia is heralded as the supreme being of all creation by the believers of the Wills. When she first visited Ilderon she left a strict set of guidelines to Notherild's servants on how to treat her creations. These guidelines were later passed to the mortal races by Emira and became known as the Wills of Alilia. Since then, followers of the Wills have split into two major sects.
== Teachings ==
The major teaching of the Wills focus around how to regard creation.
* Each Dawn is a gift.
* Creation is to be respected.
* Look not with anger.
* Pray Daily for Alilia's guidance and protection over her servants.
* Share and spread your blessings.
* God is in the way you treat other people.
* The goal of enlightenment is to lead others to the same light you have seen.
=== Daily Chant of the Wills ===
I must prove everyday that I am the light that fosters life. I am guided by the Wills which I hold true. In the sun, I serve and grow; and of the moon, I shall be vigilant in my respite. I sow my seeds here so that we all may reap a world greater.
== The Two Major Sects ==
=== The Spoken Wills ===
The followers of the Spoken Wills regard Emira as the living avatar of Alilia. They treat every word spoken by her as holy scripture to obeyed and followed.
=== The Given Wills ===
Emira, the World Walker, gifted the nation of Alilnegi a massive crystal monolith after they spare the lives of a milserii tribe during a war in the Waking Era. The stone monolith known as The Gift has countless cracks and holes that reveal it's crystalline interior. As the sun rises and travels over The Gift, light is reflected and refracted inside the standing stone and characters are projected from the crystal interior through the cracks and holes. These daily messages from the Gift are recorded and translated. The daily messages are sometimes vague and confusing, but they have proven themselves in the past to often times be prophetic and as such are regarded as scripture by the followers of the Given Wills.