These religious organizations and cults are not bound to a single nation, culture, or imperial pantheon. They spread across regional lines — some benevolent, some apocalyptic — drawing followers through faith, fear, or the promise of forbidden power.
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| Cult of Aegeon | Venerates disease, embracing affliction as sacred; roles within the cult are tied to the nature of one’s illness |
| Cult of the Dragon Queen | |
| Cult of the Maw | Vanguard of a cosmic horror that seeks to unravel the very fabric of existence |
| Green Claw Cult | Worships a clawed serpent or Dragon; members train body and spirit to resist poison and practice its application |
| Guardians of the Ethereal Flame | |
| Holy Order of Alessandra | Religious order associated with the Al-Zaluma region |
| Temple of Bahamut | |
| The Krodhamarga | Heterodox wrathful tradition within the Kano lineage; claims to preserve the wrathful path Kano walked before his enlightenment; active among Esharan communities under Tatharian occupation |
| The Way of Kano | Monastic order based on Kano’s Path of Eight Virtues; emphasizes compassion, charity, and non-violence; practiced most widely among the Eshara |
| Worship of the Raven Queen | Faith of the Shadar-Kai centered on the enigmatic Raven Queen; her followers guard the boundary between life and death, preserving secrets and memories across the Shadowfell and beyond |
| Cult of Anshara | Cult of a Tatharian deity lost to history until a recent relic discovery revived the faith |
| Jandaravaism | Diminished worship of Jandara of the Videha Pantheon, once honored with the Festival of Cosmic Harmony to forestall his Universe-Ending Javelin |
| Laughing Hares | A religious body devoted to the divine Waggus |
| The Temple of Ketenem | Tatharian temple in Tatharia Capitolina devoted to Ketenem; founded 395, led by the Chancellor of the Faith |