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Elisimism is a polytheistic religion that stems from a series of stories about Deities and Gods during the founding days of Volkish Civilization. Its adherents, known as Elisimists, believe that all life stems from a group of 19 Gods that created the fabric of Strangereal as well as 8 Deities that play lesser roles. It had no official founding book until the Declaration of Uskonnollinisaatio which called for the Arrangement of a Proper Religion, and in turn, a holy book of Stories. It is the National Religion of Uusikotikn, which is the one of the few countries that has a large population that actively practices it; with 76% of its Population identifying as Elisimist. There is a connection between the proto-Volkish State and the Elisimist Religion, with it incorporating Elisimist Ideals into its Policies while using it to create an Idea of Religious-Nationalism. With the collapse of the Volkish Realm, the Uuskotikn nation took up the mantle as the harbinger of the Elisimist faith. Worldwide, there are around ~? million Elisimist followers.

But the Elisimist Faith is not constricted by the Volkish Peoples. In centuries past, the Volkish people carried the religion to the corners of the Cascade and Emerald Oceans. Currently, 4 Nations have at least a fraction of their soverign population practice Elisimism, that being Uusikotikn, Wardency, Eskosaar, and Ardonii.

The Book of Laskeutuu talks of the Father and Mother Gods of Heigen, who jointly together, Created Strangereal and would have many offspring that would usher in the Second Generation of Gods. From Elizana, Who created Humanity, Járre, Who created the Star that Strangereal orbits around and everything else in the Heliosystem, while instilling the Gods with the Idea of Wonder, Dure, Who created the Ocean, Rivers, Lakes that now cover a great portion of the World, Juhánná, the being vengeful God of the Wind, Lightning, and hatred, Urbán, God of Partying and Feasts and Hospitality who is the Beloved Drunk of the Gods, to Álehttá, the God of Purity, Plants, Agriculture, Fertility, Giving, and Hope, and numerous other Gods as well as Deities and Humans who play important roles in Elisimist Mythology.

These Gods are worshiped at Public Shrines which can be found all across Uusikotikn. There are Shrines that are dedicated to Specific Ones, like Dure-Shrines are most common on the Uusikotkn Great Lakes coast, and how Dure is the God of Water, Rain, Rivers, Fish, floods, and loudness; While there are also Shrines not dedicated to one specific God but rather a place of Worship to all, they are however less common, yet can be found in almost every city above 30,000 People. Rituals at Shrines include Cultural Dances, Sacrifices, Rites of Passage, Feasts, and Seasonal Festivals, reflecting a common view in Uusikotikn Society that the beliefs and practices of different religions need not be exclusive, while still having mass Prayer, times of solemn and are open to Offerings all times of the year; With Some Regions of Uusikotikn- as well as internationally, having Different Traditions for Events.

Elisimism is a polytheistic religion that stems from a series of stories about Deities and Gods during the founding days of Volkish Civilization. Its adherents, known as Elisimists, believe that all life stems from a group of 19 Gods that created the fabric of Strangereal as well as 8 Deities that play lesser roles. It had no official founding book until the Declaration of Uskonnollinisaatio which called for the Arrangement of a Proper Religion, and in turn, a holy book of Stories. It is the National Religion of Uusikotikn, which is the one of the few countries that has a large population that actively practices it; with 76% of its Population identifying as Elisimist. There is a connection between the proto-Volkish State and the Elisimist Religion, with it incorporating Elisimist Ideals into its Policies while using it to create an Idea of Religious-Nationalism. With the collapse of the Volkish Realm, the Uuskotikn nation took up the mantle as the harbinger of the Elisimist faith. Worldwide, there are around ~? million Elisimist followers.

But the Elisimist Faith is not constricted by the Volkish Peoples. In centuries past, the Volkish people carried the religion to the corners of the Cascade and Emerald Oceans. Currently, 4 Nations have at least a fraction of their soverign population practice Elisimism, that being Uusikotikn, Wardency, Eskosaar, and Ardonii.

The Book of Laskeutuu talks of the Father and Mother Gods of Heigen, who jointly together, Created Strangereal and would have many offspring that would usher in the Second Generation of Gods. From Elizana, Who created Humanity, Járre, Who created the Star that Strangereal orbits around and everything else in the Heliosystem, while instilling the Gods with the Idea of Wonder, Dure, Who created the Ocean, Rivers, Lakes that now cover a great portion of the World, Juhánná, the being vengeful God of the Wind, Lightning, and hatred, Urbán, God of Partying and Feasts and Hospitality who is the Beloved Drunk of the Gods, to Álehttá, the God of Purity, Plants, Agriculture, Fertility, Giving, and Hope, and numerous other Gods as well as Deities and Humans who play important roles in Elisimist Mythology.

These Gods are worshiped at Public Shrines which can be found all across Uusikotikn. There are Shrines that are dedicated to Specific Ones, like Dure-Shrines are most common on the Uusikotkn Great Lakes coast, and how Dure is the God of Water, Rain, Rivers, Fish, floods, and loudness; While there are also Shrines not dedicated to one specific God but rather a place of Worship to all, they are however less common, yet can be found in almost every city above 30,000 People. Rituals at Shrines include Cultural Dances, Sacrifices, Rites of Passage, Feasts, and Seasonal Festivals, reflecting a common view in Uusikotikn Society that the beliefs and practices of different religions need not be exclusive, while still having mass Prayer, times of solemn and are open to Offerings all times of the year; With Some Regions of Uusikotikn- as well as internationally, having Different Traditions for Events.

Elisimism is a polytheistic religion that stems from a series of stories about Deities and Gods during the founding days of Volkish Civilization. Its adherents, known as Elisimists, believe that all life stems from a group of 19 Gods that created the fabric of Strangereal as well as 8 Deities that play lesser roles. It had no official founding book until the Declaration of Uskonnollinisaatio which called for the Arrangement of a Proper Religion, and in turn, a holy book of Stories. It is the National Religion of Uusikotikn, which is the one of the few countries that has a large population that actively practices it; with 76% of its Population identifying as Elisimist. There is a connection between the proto-Volkish State and the Elisimist Religion, with it incorporating Elisimist Ideals into its Policies while using it to create an Idea of Religious-Nationalism. With the collapse of the Volkish Realm, the Uuskotikn nation took up the mantle as the harbinger of the Elisimist faith. Worldwide, there are around ~? million Elisimist followers.

But the Elisimist Faith is not constricted by the Volkish Peoples. In centuries past, the Volkish people carried the religion to the corners of the Cascade and Emerald Oceans. Currently, 4 Nations have at least a fraction of their soverign population practice Elisimism, that being Uusikotikn, Wardency, Eskosaar, and Ardonii.

The Book of Laskeutuu talks of the Father and Mother Gods of Heigen, who jointly together, Created Strangereal and would have many offspring that would usher in the Second Generation of Gods. From Elizana, Who created Humanity, Járre, Who created the Star that Strangereal orbits around and everything else in the Heliosystem, while instilling the Gods with the Idea of Wonder, Dure, Who created the Ocean, Rivers, Lakes that now cover a great portion of the World, Juhánná, the being vengeful God of the Wind, Lightning, and hatred, Urbán, God of Partying and Feasts and Hospitality who is the Beloved Drunk of the Gods, to Álehttá, the God of Purity, Plants, Agriculture, Fertility, Giving, and Hope, and numerous other Gods as well as Deities and Humans who play important roles in Elisimist Mythology.

These Gods are worshiped at Public Shrines which can be found all across Uusikotikn. There are Shrines that are dedicated to Specific Ones, like Dure-Shrines are most common on the Uusikotkn Great Lakes coast, and how Dure is the God of Water, Rain, Rivers, Fish, floods, and loudness; While there are also Shrines not dedicated to one specific God but rather a place of Worship to all, they are however less common, yet can be found in almost every city above 30,000 People. Rituals at Shrines include Cultural Dances, Sacrifices, Rites of Passage, Feasts, and Seasonal Festivals, reflecting a common view in Uusikotikn Society that the beliefs and practices of different religions need not be exclusive, while still having mass Prayer, times of solemn and are open to Offerings all times of the year; With Some Regions of Uusikotikn- as well as internationally, having Different Traditions for Events.