To be clear, Solvunn is the only place that is religious. On the whole, Thorne and the Free Cities are not worshippers and would not talk about divine roles. Though the gods are known now. I have a pantheon of the gods in my Horizon library, it has everything that is known about them from the Summoned in Solvunn. High Magic is not trained in either of the other locations either, so even if we wanted to summon or work with a god in the other places, it's impossible.
[ Something he is disappointed about but lives with. ]
There is a theory that some of the gods used to be people like us. This is an unproven theory so it is not widespread yet, and I have been reluctant to put it out there because of that. Finding a way to communicate with them may be the only confirmation or denial we can get on that subject.
From experience, it seems some of the gods communicate through images and feelings, rather than words and thoughts. They aren't incomprehensible, they don't think as we do. Finding a way to bridge the gap is worth trying.
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[ Something he is disappointed about but lives with. ]
There is a theory that some of the gods used to be people like us. This is an unproven theory so it is not widespread yet, and I have been reluctant to put it out there because of that. Finding a way to communicate with them may be the only confirmation or denial we can get on that subject.
From experience, it seems some of the gods communicate through images and feelings, rather than words and thoughts. They aren't incomprehensible, they don't think as we do. Finding a way to bridge the gap is worth trying.