Divinity

The divine school is a little different from the other schools, namely in that it tends to me more of a community affair than a personal pursuit. Divine magic essentially draws power and information directly from a god or other higher power, and depends on that gods knowledge and well being to continue to work.

Another difference is that it is reciprocative in that followers of that god will offer up some of their willpower in prayers, this income of will boosts the gods strength, often allowing them to provide more assistance to their followers. In this way it is more symbiotic than the other schools, and much more social as whole cities will often offer prayers and recieve support in the form of things like more stable weather, or perhaps better harvests, sometimes even things like direct supplies in the event of an emergency or the ability to turn the town impercievable. The benefits depend largely on the god at work.

That said is does share soem similarities with sorcery, as mentioned specific support and benefits depend on the nature of the god you are worshipping, gods of life and nature will provide different asistance than say, gods of war or death will (In the future of this wiki I will try to describe supports offered by specific gods as I add them). This means that certain gods and kinds of gods tend to be more popular, and thus more popular, others offer support that will be more or less useful to different groups of people depending on their environment, cultural advancements, or even their technologicaladvancement.

For example power gods like Hennette are more helpful to civilizations that have access to devices and electricity, but would be of very little help to say, a tribe of nomads.

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