That's exactly the vibe! I wrote about them in last year's #MythAugust

I mean, the Experient isn't going to be doing much to your gods, either.

Better parallels could probably be made with the Nemorian gods, which were the subject of my #MythAugust last year.

Many if not all of them, Deiuoreks especially, would fit right in with your gods.

#MythAugust 31: I've finally read through one (1) other person's responses and can now answer this.

It's a good thing the Experient only exists at the end of time and their mortal body is not known (and if the religion is not true, there might not be an answer), so the gods can't kill them!

Though Belaqua is a city state separate from the six nations, they still follow this religion in a hybrid of the Tianzan/Gaellan traditions.

More can be learned if you look up all my stuff from last year on " #MythAugust from:@karamoonauthor.com "

2/2

The problem is, I haven't decided what would be involved in the festivities for this holiday. I'm drawing a blank, and I just checked what I wrote for #MythAugust 2025, where I spitballed a holiday for each of the gods, but Palnator is the one where I said, then too, that I was drawing a blank.

#Septopolis 12

I promise, no 3000 word footnote this year!

#TheDragonblood: Well, #MythAugust 2025 applies, at least.

The people of Zonhaspalis worship the Nemorian gods, but are mainly devoted to Palnator, god of travel, construction and flight, and patron god of Zonhaspalis.

#MythAugust 29

I've been excited for this one, but somehow fell behind at the wrong moment.

#ThroughTheCracks: Not sure if I count it as a religion, but I was certainly inspired by a real world belief. It just may be one that has only ever had a single believer, and that would be me. (1/10)

#MythAugust 28

#ThroughTheCracks: I'm sure PostEks have a good deal of idioms specific to them. Many will probably come as I write the story. Cheers will often be "To the Experient". PostEks will often justify their kind actions towards others as "for the Experient". (1/4)

#MythAugust 27

#ThroughTheCracks: This is not the story of mine for gods showing up in person, unfortunately.

Hm... I haven't thought about this all that much.

I could imagine, when a baby is born, PostEks in some sects at least might symbolically add a card to a deck? (1/2)