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Looks good.

Nicely done. Gives more flexibility and 'wiggle room' than the ususal 'Them vs Us' bi-polar pantheons.
Consider it stolen, er.... Referenced.

Thanks.

It's good. The Shining One is the "Prince of Light" concept from Zoroastrianism. The heresy has a Gnostic vibe going on, I like the hook - sort of like the fights in the 1st & 2nd centuries between Arianism and Gnosticism in Northern and Western Europe.

The He-who-waits is the classic anti-god, nothing outre there

But tying the Green Mother to the mother goddess and to the Sophia idea (via the heresy) is pretty cool

Very workable. Nice job.

Andred of Albans wrote:It's good. The Shining One is the "Prince of Light" concept from Zoroastrianism. The heresy has a Gnostic vibe going on, I like the hook - sort of like the fights in the 1st & 2nd centuries between Arianism and Gnosticism in Northern and Western Europe.

The He-who-waits is the classic anti-god, nothing outre there

But tying the Green Mother to the mother goddess and to the Sophia idea (via the heresy) is pretty cool

Very workable. Nice job.

wow. I managed all of that?!?

I like it, Go0gle! I'm doing something very similar to this for the reboot of my homebrew. I've lableled mine a dualism, but it can considered trinity of sorts as well. The nature aspect of my earth/balance/nature deity isn't really personified, rather than a "force" that is the embodiment of nature. Other than that, there are a lot of similarities.

At first I thought I might be missing out on the intricacies of a polythestic pantheon. But then I considered saints, demons, devils, cults, sects, and schisms (just to name some) and thought that there would be plenty of opportunity for a healthy religious landscape for my game. Good luck, and I hope it works well!

Go0gleplex wrote:wow. I managed all of that?!?

Shocking ain't it?