Editing Dvadi (section)

= Religion =
Dvadi religion is established within the Kingdom’s government, but is not readily enforced due to the intense religious tensions laden within the population. They are Triumites, converted by old missionaries from the Reveian mainland. Most of the aristocracy holds to traditional Trium doctrine, with little syncretic flavor. Others within the Dvadi population juggle between several faiths, including some stemming from the Vemics in the east, and the Sadafi in the south. A small Dvadi minority worships Anaghik, considered to be a cognate of Alnaari and a culturally transmitted version of the desert faith. Anaghik is a warlike god to the Dvadi, guiding their horselords as they wage social struggles against the Triumite aristocrats. Others have delved into old Vemic witchcraft, taking on their curses and religious obligations and hiding as a persecuted minority. 

A plurality of Dvadi citizens hold to a version of the Cult of Alexander, and once served the Zusko Empire against the Reveians in the past. They despise both the Triumites and the other faiths that have taken root, but generally work with the Triumites to undermine the power of the other two. 

The Cult of Anaghik believes in the power of the old Magus of the Dvadi, mystics who held ritual authority in the old villages. They believe that Anaghik will vicariously speak through these Magus, rather than through dreams as the Sadafi believe. Anaghik is believed to be a manifestation of good, against the evil of Malthas. This faith is analogous to the Faith of the Flame, revered by the Sadafi. 

A key figure in the Triumite history of the Dvadi people is Saint Aldo of the Cliffs, who is said to have been responsible for converting the aristocrats after the Zusko Crusades ended. His death marked the major shift of Dvadi culture to one influenced by Triumite traditions and faith.