Reformed Church

During Pasha's travels across the continent Pasha realised that an aspect to *The Usurper*'s quick rise to power was the systemic dismantling of the individual religions and worship across the nations he came across. This greatly weakened not only morale but the Paladins and Clerics that made up armies. As such he began to organise religion across the many nations he visited to ensure that the weakening of Gods would never be so easily done again.

Over time more and more Gods have been added without Pasha's oversight and the modern Church is bloated and in danger of returning to the individualistic worship of before the reform.

The Gods of the Reformed Church are taken from several cultures around the continent and are organised into three main groups. Along with these there are saints that are recognized by the church and worshiped by some sects of the Church.

### The Core

The Core are Gods Pasha felt are essential for everything, Gods he believed may still be their original selves from the dawn of time. They are essential for existence and all other Gods branch off of their domains.

* Sigi - God of Above, Below, and Under.
* Kron - God of Before, After, and Now.
* Neptos - God of the Depths, Monsters, and Earth.
* Faria - Goddess of Spirit, Endurance, and Fire.
* Hiria - Goddess of Nobility, Emotions, and Air.
* Cere - Goddess of Magic, Weather, and Water.
* Aspa - Goddess of Thought, Fate, and Sight.
* Gut - God of Being, Sleep, and Mortality.

### The Structure

The Structure make up the Gods deemed non-essential to the nature of the universe but essential to the nature of civilization. They are as follows:

* Zalof - God of Order, Law, and Punishment.
* Vulkan - God of Crafts, Math, and Imprisonment.
* Aprophene - Goddess of Agriculture, The Harvest, and Family.
* Baccion - God of Celebrations, Alcohol, and Madness.
* Kuld-Patros - God of Barter, Trade, and Guilds.
* Scyll - Goddess of Thieves, Roads, and Medicine.
* Biasa - Goddess of Poison, Shadows, and Politics.
* Mirvana - Goddess of Hunting, The Wilds, and Honour.
* Y'btf - God of Secrets, Language, and Knowledge.
* Epoxos - God of Disease, Treasure, and Curses.
* Ai - God of Defense, Pride, and Warriors.
* Magni - God of Spells, Stars, and Stories.

### The Others

The Others were never picked by Pasha to be remembered by his Reformed Church, but through worship and demand since Pasha's death they have been added as their own category by the church.

* Pallia - Goddess of Armour, Hinges, and Concussions.
* Rootwa - God of Drugs, Rebirth, and Bridges.
* Murth - God of Shoes, Shaving, and Good Smells.
* Psion - God of Forsight, Prophecy, and Shields.
* Denasi - Goddess of Music, Carving, and Performing.
* Krause - God of Peace, Content, and Giving.
* Pai - Goddess of Door Knobs, Doors, and Planar Travel.
* Gamma - Goddess of Rage, Destruction, and Lust.
* Pike - Goddess of Pikes, Spears, and other Pole-arms.
* Allashorinos - God of Shrines, Cleaning, and Rain.
* Bop - God of Simplicity, Birth, and Clubs.
* Vonshuir - God of Duels, Martial Arts, and Facial Hair.
* Gigglia - Goddess of Comedy, Insults, and Clouds.
* Pulvis - God of Dust, Sand, and Spiders.
* Faless - God of Intimacy, Bards , and Half-Races.

### The Saints

The Saints were a compromise made by Pasha to accommodate cultures which practiced ancestor worship, with more saints being added after his death.

* Akerus - Saint of War
* Pasha - Saint of Order
* Dwarvo - Saint of Crafts
* Qrillack - Saint of Sacrifice
* Jimmothy - Saint of Assassination
* Thalmes - Saint of Martyrs
* Mystica - Saint of Sleight of Hand
* Bor'Gat - Saint of Records
* Aethilia - Saint of Revolution
* Percium - Saint of Heroes
* Vask - Saint of Tailors
* Xerxiph - Saint of Seige