Svetopolk’s reference is the Slavic religion Slavic religion describes the religious beliefs, myths and ritual practices of the Slavs before Christianisation. The Slavs believed in a single heavenly God begetting all the lesser spirits governing nature, and worshipped it by their means. The Slavs perceived the world as enlivened by a variety of spirits, which they represented as persons and worshipped. These spirits included those of waters (mavka and rusalka), forests (lisovyk), fields (polyovyk), those of households (domovoy), those of illnesses, luck and human ancestors. For instance, Leshy is an important woodland spirit, believed to distribute food assigning preys to hunters, later regarded as a god of flocks and herds, and still worshipped in this function in early twentieth-century Russia. Many gods were regarded by kins (rod or pleme) as their ancestors, and the idea of ancestrality was so important that Slavic religion may be epitomised as a "manism" (i.e. worship of ancestors), though the Slavs did not keep genealogical records. The Slavs also worshipped star-gods, including the moon (Mesyats) and the sun (Solntse), the former regarded as male and the latter as female. The moon-god was particularly important, regarded as the dispenser of abundance and health, worshipped through round dances, and in some traditions considered the progenitor of mankind.
Name
Acolyte #17 – Svetopolk
Owner
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ID#10838816…332801
Rarity
MID:49%
Mood
Calm
EX:2%
Color
Angora Beige Sapphire
EX:1%
Background
Pale Cascade
EX:MAX