Continuity Gap Updated!

So. We're at the beginning of December, which means the holidays are right around the doors. My best wishes to those of you struggling with exams and similar at this point in time, I hope everyone has a very nice December and have fun with their friends and family over the holidays. That said, I'm not just writing this for well wishes as you may have gathered from the headline.

We're shifting the CG gap so it now includes Primus of year 4236. Which, incidentally, makes it the first month we're visiting the second time around.

New Additions to the Codex

Okay, so we have a variety of new articles entering the codex today. We're starting off with fleshing out the religious and spiritual sides of Adylheim.

We've added two new gods, Rek'Hlan Urgen's Quinnas, God of Luck and of course Quanoth, the trifold god of Time, Causality and Debauchery. As always you can find information on the pantheon here.

Then we have an article by Rek'Hlan Urgen on the disciples of Quinnas, which can be found here.

Sensitives

Sensitives

A very small percentage of the population of Adylheim are particularly sensitive to changes in the mood of Adylheim and may see apparitions and portents that others do not, these people are called Sensitives and this article is about them.

Introduction

The term Sensitives is something of a catch all term, referring to those among the normal populace that somehow have senses beyond the norm. As a result of this, they may perceive the dreams of others, see the recently deceased or other, stranger, things.

Sekkumaya

Sekkumaya

This article deals with Sekkumaya, a spiritualistic philosophy that is rather obscure in comparison with the rest of the religious system of Adylheim. It is mainly practiced in the southern fiefdoms, though its monastaries are scattered all throughout the country.

Cult of Quinnas

Cult of Quinnas

Worship from the masses is few and far between, Quinnas does not hold the same stigma as the darker gods, such as Maia or Charn who's domains are considered by many to be evil. In fact many people would openly worship Quinnas if he was but a single aspect of luck. People who have asked for his aid have often found that all their luck has increased, both good and bad, something that usually proves fatal, the last thing you want is to discover that your chances of being stabbed decreases at the same time as your ability to attract arrows increases.

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