Noobism

Noobism is a broad term that encompasses all religions of Noob origin, Noob religions are the most varied in the whole world, all emerging primarily from the Karagórian Religion, which emerged in the ancient Noob civilisations in the plains of modern-day Kanayagurii, eventually splitting into the main three; Avárlosian, Kozanian and Mekarian Noobism. These all have in common the belief of a single God and his servants, commonly the former being Karagór-Avár or simply Avár, or Mekar, both being virtually the same, and the latter such as Kozar, Naymóri and Vekyrai, Noobism is very varied in its ideals but commonly they follow the Akanaii-Mela, a list of 10 virtues and 10 sins, and the Mokhasi-kan, the base story each religion follows in their books such as the Vakani and Alashikan, of the creation of Earth by Avár and formation of mankind.

Noobism, with all of its religions combined is the most widespread religion across the world and second largest by followers, and is the one of the only religions that do not have a martyr as its main symbol like in Decism and Asiatic religions, instead following the principles of the many servants of Avár and himself, with Avár being the main symbol of Noobism.

## Main Denominations and Necases

### Avárlosian Noobism

Avárlosian Noobism is the most predominant and widespread Noobist Religion, but also the most varied, primarily split into 2 forms, Western and Eastern Avárlosian Noobism, the former being the most predominant of the two, with it being spread across the whole New World and most of Europe, Middle East and Africa, with some spread into Imperialia and Luiskra, the latter is mostly spread across Zhaogunt lands and Kanayagurii. These 2 forms are very different from one another, with Western Avárlosian Noobism being originated from the Necase of Jágara, which emerged in Jágara in around 400 BD, which itself originated from Eastern Avárlosian Noobism, while Eastern Avárlosian Noobism originated from the Karagórian Religion, with it being mostly itself being considered part of the Eastern form.

The main difference between Western and Eastern is how they spread their ideals and how said ideals are, with the Western form being more based on a single scripture rather than many like in the Eastern Form, and a more theocentric view unlike the Eastern form, the Western form primarily worships Avár and his servants are mostly considered guardians of a person, the Eastern form puts more emphasis on Avár's servants, with the act of enshrining being more common even for lower servants and many of those servants are worshipped for blessings or virtues. One other major difference is how deceased people in the Western form can be canonised, or as known by them, Apellatiade, and turned into saints, or servants of Avár, while in the Eastern form this is not allowed, and one can simply only be blessed and allowed entrance to heaven, known as Hakyerun or Akalati, after death.

### Kozanian Necase

The Kozanian Necase is a major branch of Western Avarlosian Noobism that distinguishes itself by putting emphasis on Kozar, one of the main servants of Avár, although Avár is still prayed upon, Kozar is the main symbol of the religion, it is the most orthodox of all Necases in the Western form, keeping majority of the ideals of the Necase of Jágara. It emerged in 482 in Jágara following the split of the Council of Neculaphates of the Necase, which split into the Council of the Anokiri and the Council of the Anemphalates, the former would eventually head north and soon turn into the Kozanian Necase in 494. The Council of the Anokiri, still exists, now called the Council of the Seven Eculanades.

The leadership, the title of Patriarch, of the Necase switches every 15 years between the Eculanades by vote, with one being able to have as many terms as possible in life, the Eculanades are called the descendants of Kozar and holy in their being, with this format of leadership being the only major difference between it and the now defunct Necase of Jágara, alongside with the emphasis on Kozar.

### Mekarian Noobism

1. ↑ Note on average most Western Necases are theocentric, those being the largest also, but there are smaller Necases which do have an anthropocentric view.