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'''Mirroi''' is the most widely practiced [[Akarian religion]]. The followers of Mirroi believe that the universe is composed of at least three pools, one for the living, one for the dead and one for the spirits. Practitioners of Mirroi are called Mirroites. |
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Mirroi followers believe that the world is inhabited by many spirits who have attempted to trick man into believing them to be gods in historical times and modern times. |
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The followers of Kadarism are called Kadarists. |
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Kadarism is a polytheistic faith. All of the gods of Kadarism were once either Leaders of the [[Akarian Confederation]] or [[Living Kings]] of the [[Kingdom of Akaria]]. Whenever there is a current Living King he is considered both a moral man who bears his name and a god who is an incarnation of the abstact Living King it is only after he dies that his name is added to the pantheon as an independent god. |
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Latest revision as of 12:15, 22 July 2025
Mirroi is the most widely practiced Akarian religion. The followers of Mirroi believe that the universe is composed of at least three pools, one for the living, one for the dead and one for the spirits. Practitioners of Mirroi are called Mirroites.
Overview
Mirroi followers believe that the world is inhabited by many spirits who have attempted to trick man into believing them to be gods in historical times and modern times.