Religions & Deities

Monseccianism

Monseccianism is the animistic, spirit-centered faith of Apapon, focused on honoring countless small spirits—akin to fae—that inhabit and govern the land, water, and sky. It’s a faith of balance, reciprocity, and respect for the unseen.

Deity

Estimated Followers :

1500000

Core Tenets :

Revere Nature and The Cosmos, Balance Life, Death and Fate, Community, Faith to the Land

Places of Practice :

Historical Significance :

Monseccianism predates organized kingdoms in Apapon, shaping its meritocratic and ecological ethos.

Related Factions :

Elegati, The Manus Lux

Conflicts :

Occasional tension with Odirinist and Jedonist missionaries
Land disputes with expanding Vulsrian settlements

Artifacts & Relics

Spirit masks and totems
Blessed river stones
Spirit bells and wind chimes

Rituals & Practices :

Daily offerings of food, flowers, or song
Seasonal festivals of renewal and gratitude
Spirit dances and masked ceremonies
Divination using natural objects (leaves, stones, water)

Associated Holidays :

The Festival of Little Lights
Spirits’ Blessing (spring planting)
The Great Exchange (autumn harvest)