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'''The Following of the Beloved Savior and the Detested Slayer''' | '''The Following of the Beloved Savior and the Detested Slayer''' | ||
| − | The Savior/Slayer ethics is a religious following from the Tosian worlds. It has a | + | The Savior/Slayer ethics is a religious following from the Tosian worlds. It has a level of devotion and fanaticism that is dangerous and considered by many to be insane. |
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| + | The original Order of the Savior and the Slayer worshiped an unnamed deity in a monotheistic and monastic manner. In time the Faith moved to revere the Gods of Tosa. Since the Tosian Faith was created When Tolknor Scripter discovered the Worldstone in Eldomar. Unaware what it was and what effects it had, many people touched the Worldstone in order to gain powers, unaware it made them, it the World of Tosa, objects of worship. | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 31 January 2019
The Following of the Beloved Savior and the Detested Slayer
The Savior/Slayer ethics is a religious following from the Tosian worlds. It has a level of devotion and fanaticism that is dangerous and considered by many to be insane.
The original Order of the Savior and the Slayer worshiped an unnamed deity in a monotheistic and monastic manner. In time the Faith moved to revere the Gods of Tosa. Since the Tosian Faith was created When Tolknor Scripter discovered the Worldstone in Eldomar. Unaware what it was and what effects it had, many people touched the Worldstone in order to gain powers, unaware it made them, it the World of Tosa, objects of worship.
