Cedrism

Cedrism is the state-favoured religion of Shireroth. It consists of a multitude of gods and is a derivative of B0O0/\/\ism. Cedrism had developed years ago out of a free-spirited love for explosions and fruits and has since evolved a staggering pantheon of gods all the way from Mors, God of Death, to Hypotomoose, God of Miscalculations. The Cedrist Temple, located in Mirioth, was presided over by a High Priest who had the final say in all of Shireroth's religious affairs. The temple subsequently fell into ruin during the long dark age of the religion's neglect and its authority has subsequently been usurped by the Temple of Mors in Shirekeep which enjoys the favour of the Kaiser and his Court.

A Member of the Cedrist religion is known as a Cedrist. The religion is named, not for its prophet, the inscrutable and downright eccentric Brrapa Lu'Eraro, but rather his acolyte Cedris, who was the first to attempt to put the faith's precepts and hierarchies into some kind of coherent and comprehensible order. It is a task that, even to this day, remains incomplete and a strain upon the sanity of all who attempt, in the spirit of piety, to undertake the task.

• Cult of the Sacred Detonation - The most high profile sect of Cedrism, namely on account of the noise and craters.
• Imperial Cult - worshipping of the Kaiser as living Demigod.
• Divine Census
• Dæmonic Census

Cedrist Myth And Stories

• The Begin Times
• The End Times
• The Tale of B'Caw
• Rrakanychan
• Revenants
• The Three Minoses

The Good

• The Transcendi
• The Gods
• The Celestial Temple
• Valhalla
• Brrapa Lu Eraro
• The Sacred Orders:
  • Children of Mors
  • The Sisters of Viviantia
  • Followers of B'Caw
  • Hunters of the Stag

The Bad

• The Descendi
• The Dæmons
• Balgurd
• Dæmon Fish of Balgurd
• Legions of Balgurd

The Great Swords

• The Sword of Vengeance
• The Sword of Fire
• The Sword of Death
• The Sword of Life
• The Sword of Light
• The Sword of Madness
• The Sword of Chaos
• The Sword of Wisdom
• The Sword of Goodness

The Realms

• The Mortal Realm
• The Dæmonic Realm
• The Divine Realm

The Planes

• The Plane of Chaos
• The Plane of Order
• The Plane of Balance

Concepts

• Reincarnation
• Merit
• Transcendence and the Path of Transcendence
• Descendence and the Path of Descendence
• The Third path

Hierarchy of the Priesthood

1. Regem enim sacrificium mors: High Priest (King of the Sacrifice) for the Cult of Mors
2. Regina sacramenta vitae: High Priestess (Queen of the Sacrament) for the Cult of Viviantia
3. Imperial Vicar of the Cult of the Sacred Detonation
4. Imperial Vicar of the Imperial Cult
5. Imperial Vicar of the Cult of Horjin
6. Imperial Vicar of the Cult of Sakat
7. Reverend Mother of the Cult of Alejia
8. Thrones of the The Children of Mors
9. Vicars of the High Gods
10. Paines of the Children of Mors
11. Lords of the Children of Mors
12. Vicars of the Lesser Gods
13. Masters of the Children of Mors
14. Temple Officiants
15. Apprentice of the Children of Mors
16. Temple Acolytes
17. Initiates of the Children of Mors
18. Initiates to Temple
19. Lay Preachers

Heresies

• B0O0/\/\ism
• Soloralism
• Cult of the Descendi
• Catologism
• The Oracle & Cult of Loki
• Minarborealism

Famous Cedrist Sites of Shireroth

• Temple of Mors in Shirekeep
• Esagila of Raynor in Shirekeep
• House of Sakat in Shirekeep
• Yoni Temple Complex in Modan-lach