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Ennirism: the most common faith had among humans in the second era (827-1458) the story goes that Yndri was the first human, and he was created to give Melië the daughter of Ennir and his wife Siba a friend and a companion. Yndri was made from a stone a peach and a twig, those three items representing the other creations the stone for the giants and dwarves, the twig for the elves and goblins, and the peach representing the mysterious creation of the divines. Yndri and Melië eventually fell in love, after a long and cherished friendship. They later asked Ennir for more companions and so six other couples were made these 14 individuals made up the <Hysritha> or the first people. The Enniric tradition has it that all humans are descended from these 14 people. The children of the Hysritha are called the vóda and the vóda are the ancestors to the ''modern'' humans the Nirra. a little bit of history The holy book of Ennirism is called the book of Yndri and it is ...

Kalena the religion of the vast majority of the Dwarf kingdoms and those that dwell therein. The Dwarves worship their creator, the goddess Kaiena. Kaiena is not only the goddess of the mountains and the giants and the dwarves but she is also the patron goddess of orphans and those who are abandoned, or lost in foreign lands. a follower of Kaiena, regardless of race, is called a kilnir or a kelna (plural Kulnu). the kulnu value kindness, respect, and honor as the highest of virtues. common tenets in the faith are Respect of the faith of the land in which the kelnir finds themself, and all faiths they encounter.  Care for the Orphans, the abandoned, lonely, and the traveler. In fact Kalenite shrines or temples are houses of refuge and are open to all who are willing to be respectful and honorable guests and many function as orphanages Sacredness of promises and oaths A visit to Kal'kalanum every seventh year from the time you joined the faith The use of oath trinkets, b...