Religion
Most Zuli are either atheistic, or have adopted the religion of whichever culture they live in. However, they do have a Polytheistic mythology that most Zuli are, at the very least, familiar with.
The universe is a massive game of Antani, with two master gods as the players, Mortals as the pawns, and the gods of "Lesser Peoples" as the primary pieces. All Zuli folklore works from this premise.
The most interesting thing about the Zuli religion is that they believe all gods exist, from anywhere across rota, leaving the methods of practice VERY open to interpretation. They just also believe that when their gods say "jump," your gods say "how high."
Their gods aren't really concerned with rules, ethics, or the behavior of their following- in the end, they couldn't care less whats going on downstairs, just who's going to win the game. To them, even the omnipotent Aedifax, the horrifying Takhol, and the wise Ipso are little more to them than puppets dancing on strings. They are sacrificed, fed to each other, and pushed across the board in a grand game, only to be swept aside at checkmate as all Rota comes to an end.
The universe is a massive game of Antani, with two master gods as the players, Mortals as the pawns, and the gods of "Lesser Peoples" as the primary pieces. All Zuli folklore works from this premise.
The most interesting thing about the Zuli religion is that they believe all gods exist, from anywhere across rota, leaving the methods of practice VERY open to interpretation. They just also believe that when their gods say "jump," your gods say "how high."
Their gods aren't really concerned with rules, ethics, or the behavior of their following- in the end, they couldn't care less whats going on downstairs, just who's going to win the game. To them, even the omnipotent Aedifax, the horrifying Takhol, and the wise Ipso are little more to them than puppets dancing on strings. They are sacrificed, fed to each other, and pushed across the board in a grand game, only to be swept aside at checkmate as all Rota comes to an end.