Religion in Nerrick

Whilst the other regions on Otthon focus primarily on polytheistic religion the one and only accepted worship in Nerrick is that of the primordial Banr and their prophet Nerra.

Founding
After the Shattering two schools of thought were prevalent amongst the mortal folk of the world; those who followed the new gods completely, and those who wished to still respect Banr as their creator. The former usually found the latter terrible and found their adulation of the destroyer primordial to be strange, borderline evil.

Groups of these people began to flee the newly formed empire in search of new lands in territory currently overrun by The Other. Small pockets of claimed land eventually joined together and began to give raise to townships and soon enough the Nerrick kingdom was born in the image of the betrayer demigod Nerra, former friend and supposed murderer of Shinesilver the gnomish cultural hero. Nerra led an uprising (during which his act of betrayal happened) against the new gods in a city in Grivyek, razing the temples and leading an exodus of 'first born' into their new lands won in hard and bloody conflicts against the other.

Tenets
The primary belief of Nerrick is that Banr is the only deity level being that should be worshipped, as all mortal beings creator. As such anyone who is of a race that is not directly descended from Banr is deemed lesser and designated to a subservient class.

Worship in Nerrick is a means to one day free Banr from their confines and return the world to it's proper order. Many of it's followers believe that they will be rewarded for their service should this ever come to pass. However, as Banr is not an active power in the world at the current time divine magic and intervention only very rarely occurs in Nerrick.

Nerra
Nerra, a half-elvish demigod, is deemed to be Banr's prophet due to his hand in founding the kingdom. Due to his elvish blood and the trickling of divine power from Nerrick's population he has been able to extend his natural life.

He currently sits at the top of the Nerrick hierarchy but does not serve in it's running in any regular occurrence.