Vetregetheism

Vetregetheism (from lat. vetus - old, reges - kings) is a set of polytheistic and loosely organized beliefs followed among many societies of the Great Grasslands, especially common in the nomadic tribes of the Saberwolf Riders and the Wardenfolk. The origin of the cult is unknown, but it is believed that its original followers were the ancient Grasslanders from the Rhàhle Peninsula, who, during their great journeys, apart from language and lifestyle, taught the people they encountered about their religion. Vetregetheism is based around the idea that the incarnation of the primordial void (mg. Dirdœn) gave birth to the three great powers of the world - Life (Ëman), Soul (Rur) and Mind (Wëfin), which in turn battled for dominance over the universe. They then created the Elder Kings, powerful beings which, upon realising that the Eternal War would leave the world in ruin, turned on their creators and after defeating them, split their dominions and ruled them in harmony.
== Creation Myth ==
According to most groups, the story of the Elder Kings and the Eternal War is both a cosmo- and theogonic myth.
"Before the world began in the dark dephts of Dirdœn, there were only the Great Powers - Ëman, Rur and Wëfin. They had existed in nothingness for countless years, but then they felt the need to create something far greater than themselves. So they gathered together and from their desires made the world, shaping the land out of Wëfin's thoughts, skies and seas from the soul of Rur, and out of Ëman's life everything that made its home on the vast earth, and in the deep seas and high skies. However, even though the Powers achieved what they have desired, they started to be jelous of each other's creations. And thus a war for world domination broke out. But as it turned out, none of them could overpower the others, and their struggle continued for millennia, devastating and slowly killing the world. TBC