The Holy Faith of Destiny

In the continent of Vyr, where the shadows of uncertainty stretch across the land, the Holy Faith of Destiny, dedicated to the enigmatic deity Dithrul, holds sway over the hearts and minds of its followers, known as Fatelots. This dark fantasy religion, deeply inspired by the customs of real-life Islam and Christianity, weaves a tapestry of fate and devotion in the name of the God of Chaos and Randomness.

The fatelots (followers of the Faith) pray to Dithrul multiple times a day, asking for either good odds in the day to come, offering thanks for good odds of the day before, begging for a twist in destiny or for a miracle to happen. Fatelots put low faith in their free will and personal responsability. Instead, they believe almost everything that happens in life is their fate decided by Dithrul, and that their destiny can only be achieved by strong faith and fervent prayer to Dithrul. Any fatelot wishing to improve their station is rare, as they prefer to defer to their lives and not revolt. Their lives are seen as only a part of the sacred timeline of ocurrences woven by Dithrul, who in their eyes is omniscient and omnipotent. Only the strongest devotion to Dithrul, followed with a direct action on one's behalf, is seen as the basis for improvements in one's life. Any opportunity is a gift from Dithrul, and to waste one opportunity is to play against the fate of the universe, and publicly shamed.

### The Holy Faith of Destiny

In the moonlit temples that dot the Vyrean landscape, Fatelots gather multiple times a day to engage in fervent prayers and rituals dedicated to Dithrul. These sacred moments, marked by the rhythmic intonations of supplications, serve as a conduit for the faithful to commune with the capricious deity and seek guidance for the twists and turns that await them.

### Prayers and Devotions

The daily prayers of the Fatelots are a profound expression of their submission to the whims of destiny. They beseech Dithrul for favorable odds in the day ahead, offering gratitude for the unpredictable blessings of the day before. In times of adversity, Fatelots implore the god for a twist in destiny or a miracle that might alter the course of their predetermined paths.

### Faith and Fatalism

Central to the Holy Faith of Destiny is the belief in predestination and the limited agency of mortals. Fatelots place low faith in their free will and personal responsibility, viewing their lives as threads intricately woven into the cosmic design by Dithrul's hands. They accept almost everything that transpires as their fate, a decree determined by the omniscient and omnipotent deity.

### Fervent Devotion

The lives of Fatelots are seen as sacred timelines of occurrences shaped by Dithrul's divine influence. Rather than seeking to improve their stations through personal initiative, they defer to the cosmic order, believing that only the strongest devotion to Dithrul, coupled with direct actions on their behalf, can alter the trajectory of their destinies.

### Opportunity as a Divine Gift

In the eyes of Fatelots, every opportunity that presents itself is regarded as a gift from Dithrul. To squander such a chance is to defy the fate woven into the very fabric of the universe. Public shame befalls those who are perceived to have played against the sacred timeline of their life, for the collective consciousness of the faithful deems each action as a reflection of their dedication to the God of Odds.

### Rare Quest for Improvement

While improvement is a rare desire among Fatelots, those who harbor such aspirations are viewed with a mixture of curiosity and skepticism. They tread a delicate path, attempting to reconcile their pursuit of personal betterment with the prevailing ethos of submission to fate.

In the Holy Faith of Destiny, the Vyrean continent finds solace in the comforting embrace of fatalism, a belief system that intertwines the threads of mortal lives with the capricious whims of Dithrul, the master weaver of destinies. It's greatest devotion centers are Salvamara, Farfadell and Rivaleine.