Uniters of the Old Gods

Beliefs of The Uniters
There are three elder gods, that manifest as parts of the world. There are also newer gods that manifested after the world was made, and some are children of the elder gods. There are also powerful players who have reached the power of divinity but are not a manifestation of the natural world but rather concepts or actions. The three elder gods are in conflict with each other, and always have been. The oldest of the newer gods attempts to Unify them and calls for us to do so too.

The elder gods are called Tarrak, the grounds, Akom, the waters, and Selom, the skies. Selom has split personalities of Light and Dark, called Dior and Nidior respectively. The oldest of the newer gods is Bitios, god of the animals. After Bitios are Dandos, god of the plants, and Mekfior, god of mushrooms and disease. After Bitios, Dandos, and Mekfior, are the children of Akom and Salom, Akor and Akos, the rain and snow; the child of Tarrak and Dior, Tarrakin, the nether; and the child of Tarrak and Nidior, the unnamed and banished.

In Rathnir
Graykey was transported to a time where the Ferrymen were rampant. Due to both their lack of desire to help unite the Old Gods and their desire to break apart groups willing to unite the Old Gods, they are twice outcast by the monk Graykey, current head of the Uniters of the Old Gods. Brother Graykey has found support from the king of Mudroktupeia, Deadweight. Brother Graykey has proclaimed that the Kingdom of Mudroktupeia to be blessed, and the King to be twice blessed.

After the lands of Mudroktupeai were renamed to Spyre, and then tossed between foreign powers, Brother Graykey decided to sail to the very Eastern borders of Eldham and establish the religion there.

In Eldham

Brother Graykey reached the shores of Rohkia and traveled until the he saw the ends of the earth, and settled in the deserts there. He planted the berries he had found along the way and built a monastery dedicated to Bitios.