Settlers of a New Land (OOC - Early Medieval Semi-Fantasy)

[Rastrian]

This is a very interesting premise, and I definitely want to apply, but before I do, are we allowed to take some liberty with the faiths? I’m interested in doing a Garcani settlement who split off from another due to their disagreements over worship and such.

I will respond with an eager but somewhat cautious "yes". Garcani religion, like Germanic paganism, is not codified, and so different interpretations of the gods and gods themselves could be worshipped by different tribes and cultures. So I'd be eager to hear your idea.

[Uttland]

This is a very interesting premise, and I definitely want to apply, but before I do, are we allowed to take some liberty with the faiths? I’m interested in doing a Garcani settlement who split off from another due to their disagreements over worship and such.

I will respond with an eager but somewhat cautious "yes". Garcani religion, like Germanic paganism, is not codified, and so different interpretations of the gods and gods themselves could be worshipped by different tribes and cultures. So I'd be eager to hear your idea.

Nothing outrageous, but I was thinking a cult built on worshiped a syncretized version of perhaps Cynden and a OC foreign deity with a similar yet belligerent role. (no place specifically, just a god who’s cult followed trade routes). Think of some thing like the Cult of Mithras or the times Romans syncretized their gods with native ones, but of course far less developed as we’re dealing with basically Anglo-Saxons.

Does this sound at all acceptable?

[Rastrian]

I will respond with an eager but somewhat cautious "yes". Garcani religion, like Germanic paganism, is not codified, and so different interpretations of the gods and gods themselves could be worshipped by different tribes and cultures. So I'd be eager to hear your idea.

Nothing outrageous, but I was thinking a cult built on worshiped a syncretized version of perhaps Cynden and a OC foreign deity with a similar yet belligerent role. (no place specifically, just a god who’s cult followed trade routes). Think of some thing like the Cult of Mithras or the times Romans syncretized their gods with native ones, but of course far less developed as we’re dealing with basically Anglo-Saxons.

Does this sound at all acceptable?

I like that. I do. Alright. As I say, a tentative yes. I'd recommend not making a Joti settlement. Either Sassani or Acli, more than likely.

[Uttland]

Nothing outrageous, but I was thinking a cult built on worshiped a syncretized version of perhaps Cynden and a OC foreign deity with a similar yet belligerent role. (no place specifically, just a god who’s cult followed trade routes). Think of some thing like the Cult of Mithras or the times Romans syncretized their gods with native ones, but of course far less developed as we’re dealing with basically Anglo-Saxons.

Does this sound at all acceptable?

I like that. I do. Alright. As I say, a tentative yes. I'd recommend not making a Joti settlement. Either Sassani or Acli, more than likely.

Great! I’ll see to getting an application filled out by tomorrow