The Gods
Calypso
Goddess of the Sea, Storms, and Lost Sailors
Ritual: Mariners and fishermen throw a handful of salt over their left shoulder into the sea before setting sail to appease Calypso and seek her protection on their journey.
Mariso
Goddess of the Earth, Nature, and Fertility
• Ritual: Gardeners and farmers bury small biodegradable tokens of gratitude (like fruit peels or a portion of their harvest) in the earth, thanking Mariso for her bounty and seeking continued fertility and health of the land.
Ventor
God of the Winds, Skies, and Birds
Ritual: Aviators and those working in high places release feathers or blow bubbles into the air, symbolically sending messages or prayers to Ventor to earn favor and gentle winds.
Pyron
God of Fire, battle, and Passion
Ritual: Warriors light small fires or candles at a shrine dedicated to Pyron before battle, asking for his ferocity and protection; they extinguish the flame upon their safe return as a sign of gratitude.
Aethra
Goddess of Wisdom, Strategy, and Crafts
Ritual: Craftsmen dedicate the first and last moments of their workday to Aethra, marking tools with her emblem and reciting a brief invocation for skill and insight.
Mystis
Goddess of Magic, Mysteries, and the Night
Ritual: Magicians and scholars light incense and read passages from sacred texts by candlelight at midnight, seeking Mystis's guidance in unraveling arcane secrets and enhancing their magical abilities.
Lunara
Goddess of the Moon, Dreams, and Prophecies
Ritual: Before sleep, devotees place a bowl of water under the moonlight to catch its essence, drinking it the next morning to receive prophetic dreams or clarity.
Solara
Goddess of the Sun, Harvest, and Vitality
Ritual: Every morning, farmers and workers face the rising sun and offer a simple, silent prayer accompanied by the spreading of seeds in a small circle, symbolizing continued growth and vitality.
Voxis
God of Travel, Merchants, and Navigation
Ritual: Travelers and merchants carry small coins engraved with Voxis's symbol, which they toss at crossroads or into rivers for safe and prosperous journeys.
Erebus
God of Shadows, Secrets, and Silence
Ritual: Followers whisper their secrets into darkened wells or crevices at dusk, offering these hidden truths to Erebus to safeguard or absolve.
Thaneris
God of Death, Transition, and Peace
Ritual: Followers of Thaneris hold a "silent supper" once a year, setting an extra place at their tables during the last meal of the day. This meal is conducted in complete silence to honor the departed and invite Thaneris to guide them peacefully. The food left at the extra setting is later buried or left in a secluded spot as an offering to Thaneris.