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 | [[gods:neptune|Neptune]]    | Vahrun       |vah-ROON        |Vahrunians       |
 | [[gods:orus|Orus]]          | Arakh        |AH-rahk         |Arakhites        |
-| [[gods:osiris|Osiris]]      | Julius       |JOOL-e-uhs      |Julians          |
+| [[gods:osiris|Osiris]]      | Osiris       |oh-SIGH-rihs    |Osirisites       |
 | [[gods:ra|Ra]]              | Peregrinus   |pear-uh-GRIN-uhs|Peregrinites     |
-| [[gods:rudri|Rudri]]        | Tenebrius    |ten-EE-bree-uhs |Tenebrians       |
+| [[gods:rudri|Rudri]]        | Tenebrus     |ten-EE-bruhs    |Tenebrans        |
 | [[gods:tarus|Tarus]]        | Thoth        |THOUTH          |Thothites        |
 | [[gods:tor|T'or]]           | Marutuk      |MAH-roo-took    |Maru             |
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 === Variations in Worship ===
-Over the centuries and centuries of Cahyali worshiping the Jaernian gods, notable variation has appeared regarding their domains. Cahyalians see Vahrun as not only the god of the sea, but of the wind, and they believe that Vahrun resides in the deepest depths of Esrior's Fold, for example. In addition, Tenebrius is more of a boogeyman figure and a children's bedtime story than a proper deity; many don't believe they exist at all. Tenebrians have not been seen publicly in many years.
+Over the centuries and centuries of Cahyali worshiping the Jaernian gods, notable variation has appeared regarding their domains. Cahyalians see Vahrun as not only the god of the sea, but of the wind, and they believe that Vahrun resides in the deepest depths of Esrior's Fold, for example. In addition, Tenebrus is more of a boogeyman figure and a children's bedtime story than a proper deity; many don't believe they exist at all. Tenebrians have not been seen publicly in many years.
-Some cultures may not worship all fourteen gods, or may prioritize some greatly over others. For example: worship of Julius, Seherine, Marutuk, and Arakh is outright banned in Ley'Ork, while Buyuk Vahsi practically only worships Julius and Thoth. Worship of the gods is even combined at times; the underground land of Itlan-Youali worships Peregrinus, Tenebrius, Anpu, Aset, and Seherine as a single deity of cycles called Tlayahucoatl, and the Shinneok Papal Church is monotheistic: worshiping all fourteen Cahyalic gods as illuminated saints under a single, mysterious god.
+Some cultures may not worship all fourteen gods, or may prioritize some greatly over others. For example: worship of Osiris, Seherine, Marutuk, and Arakh is outright banned in Ley'Ork, while Buyuk Vahsi practically only worships Osiris and Thoth. Worship of the gods is even combined at times; the underground land of Itlan-Youali worships Peregrinus, Tenebrus, Anpu, Aset, and Seherine as a single deity of cycles called [[gods:tlayahucoatl|Tlayahucoatl]], and the Shinneok Papal Church is monotheistic: worshiping all fourteen Cahyalic gods as illuminated saints under a [[gods:ancientwind|single, mysterious god.]]
 ===== Spiritual Traditions =====
-On Jaern, the nomadic culture rejects the fourteen gods out of anger and enduring spite for wrongdoings far in the past, electing instead to follow their own religion and wield spiritual magic. Similar spirituality exists on Cahyali, but the nomadic religion well known on Jaern is not the only form of non-divine religion here. Instead, spiritualists of Cahyali may belong to a variety of indigenous or local religions.
+On Jaern, the [[lore:backgrounds:nomad|nomadic culture]] rejects the fourteen gods out of anger and enduring spite for wrongdoings far in the past, electing instead to follow their own religion and wield spiritual magic. Similar spirituality exists on Cahyali, but the nomadic religion well known on Jaern is not the only form of non-divine religion here. Instead, spiritualists of Cahyali may belong to a variety of indigenous or local religions.
 A non-exhaustive list of spiritual traditions on Cahyali includes: