Trythism

Trythism is the worship of fire, water, and the Earth as one force. Trythism is one of the older religions of Verosia.

Under the Crown
Trythists are often considered heretics, because many consider the religion to be a method of worshiping demons. In order to avoid being arrested for their beliefs, many Trythists have adapted and adopted the belief that the air, along with fire, water, and Earth, is another force that is part of the union. However, controversy continues to surround Trythism, as even its name suggests the worship of the three demonic forces in Verosia.

Many Trythists only pretend that air is a part of the holy union in order to avoid being imprisoned or accused of heresy. They practice true Trythism in the secrecy of their homes by creating altars upon which they must sacrifice one loaf of bread and some clean water from their stock.

Worship
Traditional Trythism requires that believers burn something they value every day and sacrifice the ashes to their altar. In this way, they believe that they've completed the divine union of fire, water, and Earth. Modern Trythists will also sacrifice poultry to symbolize the force of air. Trythism places emphasis on birth, renewal, and death as inevitable forces in the universe as well as the beauty and importance and balance of nature.