1

Our gods failed us, and we left them behind. Some might say a prayer out of habit or to respect old traditions, but it is cold comfort. We are alone.

A charismatic leader claims to enact miracles, and their followers worship them as a divine figure. What is your relationship to this person? What grave danger do they pose?

2

Some of us pay homage to the gods of our forebears as a way of connecting to our roots and history. Many others worship the Primordials—gods of a fallen people who once dwelt within the Forge. The ruins of their ancient temples are often destinations for pilgrims, but some fear what we might awaken by worshiping these primeval gods.

A cult seeks to take control of a site which is reputed to hold a Primordial artifact. What holy object do they seek? Why are you sworn to stop them?

3

Our very survival is a miracle, and religion is paramount in our daily lives. Our communities and factions are guided by religious leaders. Faith gives us purpose. But religion can also divide us. It incites conflicts and wars. It is used to justify hate and prejudice. For this reason, some are apostates who disavow religion and follow a different path.

You bear the mark of a god. What is it? The priests declare this as a sign you are chosen to fulfill a destiny. Do you accept this fate, and swear to see it through, or are you determined to see it undone? What force opposes you?