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--- lore [2024/10/18 13:56] – [Other Lore] eliu
+++ lore [2024/12/06 11:24] (current) – [Gods of Jaern and Cahyali] quiddlesticks
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 ==== Campaign Settings ====
-The two major shared [[settings|Campaign Settings]] of PFC are the planes of [[settings:jaern|Jaern]] (pr. JARHN) and [[settings:cahyali|Cahyali]] (pr. kai-YAH-lee), collectively termed the **//Cefa'zisto//**, the Paroli term to mean "Primary Existence." They are described in detail on their individual pages. The histories of each plane are documented and organized on the [[history|History page]]. The current in-game date is designated and maintained on the [[gamedate|Game Date]] page.
+The two major shared [[settings|Campaign Settings]] of PFC are the worlds of [[settings:jaern|Jaern]] (pr. JARHN) and [[settings:cahyali|Cahyali]] (pr. kai-YAH-lee), collectively termed the **//Cefa'zisto//**, the Paroli term to mean "Primary Existence." They are described in detail on their individual pages. The histories of each world are documented and organized on the [[history|History page]]. The current in-game date is designated and maintained on the [[gamedate|Game Date]] page.
+There are several other [[settings:planes|planes of existence]] relevant to the PFC settings, from the spirit worlds to the hellish Beneath and beyond.
 ==== Races of Jaern and Cahyali ====
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 There are 14 [[gods|Gods]] acting as the sources of divine magic on the shared campaign settings of the PFC. Each deity has their own claimed domains, as well as personality and aspects. The specific traditions, beliefs, and practices of mortal followers can be influenced by the deity themself, but more than often differ from place to place.
-Collectively, these gods are referred to as the Jaernian/Cahyalic pantheon or the **Fourteen.** The name for a god's body of faith, including its people and places of worship is called its **Temple**. The word "church" is semantically related in English, but this term does not exist on Jaern or Cahyali.
+Collectively, these gods are referred to as the Jaernian/Cahyalic pantheon or the **Fourteen.** The name for a god's body of faith, including its people and places of worship is called its **Temple**. The word "church" is semantically related in English, but this term does not exist on Jaern and is used only in certain sects on Cahyali.
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