Gudvegism

Some years after the Great Kastaonic War and the Northern Crusades, the dominant religion in Norn became Gudvegism. Gudveg, shortened from "Gudenveg", from "Goðinvegr", means "way of the gods" or "the gods' way". It is descended from both the native polytheistic Gudord faith and the monotheistic religion of Veritism, which arrived from the mainland, primarily via crusaders who settled in the country. Gudvegism remains polytheistic, albeit also incorporating Velrus (known as Felre in Norn), the Veritist creator god, and placing him at the top of the pantheon, as a sort of spiritual liege to whom the other gods are subservient. Just below Felre is Tjoder (originally Þjóðar), the king of the lesser gods, and the second most commonly worshipped god in the country. Alongside Tjoder is his wife, the queen of the lesser gods, Halita. Below them is the prince of the lesser gods, named Fasken. Below the nuclear royal family are gods like Malglad, the art god, and Berlend, the war god. Some claim that there are also some Kastaonic influences as well. Whether or not this is true, these rumors tend to be suppressed by the government.