Sin

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Sin was forbidden to split the Slemmering, and has not created a race of his/her own. Sin, god of the wicked, weird and the abnormal. Those that are shunned by society, either because of weird/bad/harmful or illogical habits, or because society is hateful, are loved by Sin. Sin is weird him/herself, being the only non-gender god and always questioning the methods of all the other gods. He always wants to brake traditions formed by the gods, being the only god with a name that doesn't has a "a" as a second letter. The only reason it hasn't yet forged a race of its own is because the other gods stop it with brute force. Sin is generally always thinking up new arguments against tradition and currently upheld laws. When provoked by a certain law he sometimes simply comes down and tells the rulers of groups or society their flaws. Sometimes these leaders are moved by sin's arguments to actually change the law into what sins suggests. By that time however sin is already thinking up arguments to counter his own law. He enjoys it. His angels, the Underlings, are almost as slaves to his mortals, the Slemmering. The underlings are small fey like creatures without wings that gather food, make-up, playthings, pillows, massage oil and books for the sleeping Slemmering. Sometimes they bring these things to the friends of the slemmerings. The more intelligent underlings can even read and carry letters from one to the other slemmering. The happier a slemmering is, the more underlings he attracts. Most have none, but some powerful slemmerings have army's of Underlings that carry his fat body around on hundred little feet. His demons, the giants, are simply really big versions of the slemmering. Sin intended them to be his new race, and he actually split the slemmering to create them, however the giants were cursed by the primary and secondary gods and demoted from mortals to demons. This made the giants ever more aggressive and dumb than the slemmerings. Their aggressive nature provides enough movement to the giants to make them less fat than the slemmerings, usually. Some legends say that Sin rebelled against the rest of the gods that judged him from being "different" and actually saved a few giants from being turned into demons. If these smart and friendly giants actually exist, they now hide from all the mortals and angels, afraid that they would have to face the wraith of the gods if they are ever found and hide from all the demons to, being pure good creatures by hart, hand-picked by Sin himself.

Standard Worshipping Methods

Slemmering:

Although there are a few, slemmering communities are rare. Therefore, slemmering organized religion is nearly non-existent. The mostly used method of worship is dreaming about Sin, although this of course costs very little energy and the god is not gaining much from it, the slemmerings ask little in return "Could a wounded animal die in my vicinity by any chance? I don't want to walk to much to get it, so 5 meters away would be good, I hope this happens within ten years or so." or "Sigh... I do hope some careless human drops some change on the corner of this street by accident, I could invest that in the building down the road and wake up in five years again to see I got lucky and it has grown to a new guild or something." Sin rarely answers these prayers, judging that by change this things are likely to happen anyway, instead he hoards these little powers to answer the more interesting and creative prayers, he likes those. Slemmering priests do exist and they sell creative and interesting "prayers" to other slemmering who are usually to lazy to think of their own, Sin doesn't mind that at all, at long as he eventually hears the prayers, he doesn't mind who initially though of them. These priests rarely have priest magic though, Sin hasn't got enough energy to give them that, but the slemmering priests don't mind. Money is their reward. Some of the creative once got quit rich by entertaining their god in this way.

Atheists/godless people

Sin has always been the catch all of the gods. Everybody who has been rejected by any and all societies is welcome. Another result of this is that he is the catch all of spiritual energy that is directed at the rejection of gods. Any person that strongly refuses to worship gods gives Sin a tiny speck of power. Some chaos tribes therefore actively seek out atheists and protect them and their convictions, especially if they are important or strong. Others that wish for Sin to grow actively question the existence or importance of the other gods. If a person is an atheist by chance instead of conviction, this does not work.

Chaos tribes:

Chaos tribes revel in the weird/deformative nature of the God. Sin sometimes randomly changes patches of molecules within individual chaos tribe members that show promise, creating horrible mutations that are worn like badges of honour. Sin those this mainly because he still secretly desires to build a race of his own, like the primary and secondary gods, some priests say he is simply using the chaos tribe members as lab rats and prototypes. Sometimes the mutation goes horrible wrong and giant monsters of gibbering flesh and spastic limbs are created, usually dying within days of horrible pain, but sometimes evolving into something more and stronger. Usually the priests of chaos tribe members don't worship Sin, nor do they tell the other tribe members to do so, instead they have slaves to do that for them, chanting the gods name in agony and pain as they perform slave labour and are forced to do so often by whip or threat of death. Many if not most chaos tribes are evil and spread chaos trough the easiest means available: destruction.

Symbols:

Symbols often used in rituals/altars of Sin are:

• Color: Purple-greenish
• Animal: Render
• Patches of flesh, bone and hair, stitched together to form a humanoid creature the size of an underling.
• Very small or large objects that should not be that size. (This could be anything, as long as it is now large while it is normally small, or the other way around. An example of this is a tiny wooden hut.)
• Important documents that have been rewritten backwards, either letter for letter or words for word.
• Symbols of law that are burned during the ritual (ranking symbols of guards for instance or important law documents)