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'''Schmetalton''' is |
'''Schmetalton''' is an island region built around an abbey off the south coast of [[Osugbo]] near [[Ravel]] |
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== About == |
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=== Religion === |
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The Schmetalton People follow a specific religion which has the following tenants: |
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* Submission to the Local Authority is important |
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* They disregard individualism, and prefer isolated aesthetics |
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* They worship an invented god (Not established yet) |
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* Their goal is to embody said god with a powerful ritual |
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* They forbid cutting of any body hair, and primarily have animalfolk clergy for this purpose, or [[dragonborn]], who have no hair. |
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=== Notable People === |
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The dragonborn brothers '''Sven''' and '''Ben''' both hailed from the Schemtalton abbey. |
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* Ben was kicked out of the church after trying some untraditional methods of embodying/summoning their god. |
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[[Category:Osugbo]] |
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[[Category:Fantasial Freeze]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:15, 12 May 2025
Schmetalton is an island region built around an abbey off the south coast of Osugbo near Ravel
About[edit | edit source]
Religion[edit | edit source]
The Schmetalton People follow a specific religion which has the following tenants:
- Submission to the Local Authority is important
- They disregard individualism, and prefer isolated aesthetics
- They worship an invented god (Not established yet)
- Their goal is to embody said god with a powerful ritual
- They forbid cutting of any body hair, and primarily have animalfolk clergy for this purpose, or dragonborn, who have no hair.
Notable People[edit | edit source]
The dragonborn brothers Sven and Ben both hailed from the Schemtalton abbey.
- Ben was kicked out of the church after trying some untraditional methods of embodying/summoning their god.
