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In some cases, religions and cults exist while their gods are not identified by name throughout the course of the game.
In some cases, religions and cults exist while their gods are not identified by name throughout the course of the game.


* Various minor deities exist on [[Archanea]] and most [[tome]]s and [[staves]] contain bits of their power. Praying to the deity can empower the unleashed magical energy.<ref>{{Cite web|quote=Gotoh convinced humans to borrow the deities’ powers and warned them at the same time. So fire magic comes from the deity of fire, wind magic is borrowed from the deity of wind and etc. Magic is thus the technology where one harnesses energy that exists naturally. Spell books and staves can be thought of as vessels that store this energy. To release this energy requires a certain amount of skill, such as by chanting keywords or through mental control techniques. In order to acquire a sufficient skill level, one must undergo self-training. Prayers to the deities seems to reveal the keywords, while it also raises one’s mental capacity.|author=VincentASM, translation of comments by [[Shouzou Kaga]]|published=?|retrieved =February 24th, 2017|url=https://serenesforest.net/general/designers-notes/mystery-of-the-emblem/mysteries-of-fe-akaneias-story/|title=Mysteries of FE – Akaneia’s Story|site=Serenesforest.net|type=webpage }}</ref>
* Ancient minor deities exist on [[Archanea]], humanity once greatly believed there were gods in every part of life. [[Gotoh]] used these old deities to cautiously introduce magic from dragons to humanity. He introduced magic in the form of chants, to summon the powers of the deities with [[tome]]s and [[staves]].<ref>{{Cite web|quote=Gotoh convinced humans to borrow the deities’ powers and warned them at the same time. So fire magic comes from the deity of fire, wind magic is borrowed from the deity of wind and etc. Magic is thus the technology where one harnesses energy that exists naturally. Spell books and staves can be thought of as vessels that store this energy. To release this energy requires a certain amount of skill, such as by chanting keywords or through mental control techniques. In order to acquire a sufficient skill level, one must undergo self-training. Prayers to the deities seems to reveal the keywords, while it also raises one’s mental capacity.|author=VincentASM, translation of comments by [[Shouzou Kaga]]|published=?|retrieved =February 24th, 2017|url=https://serenesforest.net/general/designers-notes/mystery-of-the-emblem/mysteries-of-fe-akaneias-story/|title=Mysteries of FE – Akaneia’s Story|site=Serenesforest.net|type=webpage }}</ref>
* According to [[Yoder]], the faith of Saint [[Elimine]] is pantheistic and cites multiple gods, with one notable parable told by its priests centering around Elimine helping an owl and an eagle find the "land of the gods". None of these gods are named, as the bulk of known information about the religion centers on Elimine herself, but are frequently mentioned in general by various Elimine bishops as "the gods".
* According to [[Yoder]], the faith of Saint [[Elimine]] is pantheistic and cites multiple gods, with one notable parable told by its priests centering around Elimine helping an owl and an eagle find the "land of the gods". None of these gods are named, as the bulk of known information about the religion centers on Elimine herself, but are frequently mentioned in general by various Elimine bishops as "the gods".


===Beings worshipped as gods===
===Beings worshipped as gods===
Throughout the series several powerful beings, often [[Manakete]]s, are revered as gods by humans, though they themselves are not gods.
Throughout the series several powerful beings, often [[Manakete]]s, are revered as gods by humans, though they themselves are not gods.
* [[Naga]], a powerful [[Divine Dragon|divine dragon]]. Blood bonded with the crusader [[Heim]] at the [[Miracle of Dahna]]. Naga is worshipped as a deity in both [[Archanea (continent)|Archanea]] and [[Jugdral]], with few knowing of Naga's true nature as a dragon, with further worship in later years in [[Ylisse]] and [[Valm]] actively acknowledging Naga as a dragon as part of the worship.
* [[Naga]], a king of the [[Divine Dragon|divine dragon]]s. Naga once saved humanity on the continent of [[Archanea (continent)|Archanea]] from [[Earth Dragon]]s who had gone mad and attacked people. When one Earth Dragon slipped away to wreak havoc on the [[Jugdral]] continent, Naga made a blood bond with the crusader [[Heim]] at the [[Miracle of Dahna]] help save the people there from despair as well. Naga is worshipped as a deity in both Archanea and Jugdral, but isn't viewed the same in both cultures. Naga is called the "Guardian God" in Archanea's Raman bible; Naga was said to have appeared as a giant male warrior with a sword and shield<ref>{{cite|The warrior carried a gleaming blade of light in his right hand, and in his left hand, a shield embedded with five orbs. Then, after a fierce battle, he eradicated the monsters and returned to the heavens. He was our Guardian God, Naga, and this temple is dedicated to him.| Jagen on the chapter [[The Scarlet Sword]]|New Mystery of the Emblem}}</ref>; while in Jugdral, Naga is known as the "God of Light," and is told to have appeared as a little girl. Few know of Naga's true nature as a dragon, so it seemed, with further worship in later years in [[Ylisse]] and [[Valm]] actively acknowledging Naga as a dragon as part of the worship. In those times, Naga is simple called the "Divine Dragon", and appears as a grown woman.
*[[Tiki]] is the daughter of Naga. She was commonly referred to as a "goddess," or a "fearsome guardian," when [[Gharnef]] placed her within the [[Fane of Raman]].
*[[Duma]], the [[Valentia]]n "fell god" whose teachings emphasize power above all else, the brother of Mila. In ''Gaiden'', he was not stated to be a dragon.
*[[Duma]], the [[Valentia]]n "fell god" whose teachings emphasize power above all else, the brother of Mila. In ''Gaiden'', he was not stated to be a dragon.
*[[Mila]], the [[Valentia]]n "Earth Mother" whose teachings emphasize peace above all else, the sister of Duma. In ''Gaiden'', she was not stated to be a dragon.
*[[Mila]], the [[Valentia]]n "Earth Mother" whose teachings emphasize peace above all else, the sister of Duma. In ''Gaiden'', she was not stated to be a dragon.
* [[Loptous]], an [[Earth Dragon|earth dragon]] who hates humanity, made a blood pact with [[Gair]]. The central object of worship of the [[Loptr Church|Loptrian]] religion founded by Gair.
* [[Loptous]], an [[Earth Dragon|earth dragon]] who hates humanity, made a blood pact with [[Gair]]. The central object of worship of the [[Loptr Church|Loptrian]] religion founded by Gair.
* [[Forseti (character)|Forseti]], a divine dragon who made a blood pact with the crusader [[Ced (crusader)|Ced]] at the miracle of Dahna.
* [[Forseti (character)|Forseti]], a dragon who made a blood pact with the crusader [[Ced (crusader)|Ced]] at the miracle of Dahna.
* [[Salamander]], a dragon worshipped by the small island [[Pyrathi]] in Archanea, as well as made a blood pact with a crusader in Jugdral.
* [[Salamander]], a dragon worshipped by the small island [[Pyrathi]] in Archanea, as well as made a blood pact with a crusader in Jugdral.
* Nine other dragons that are worshiped as gods in Jugdral, however their names are never given.
* Nine other dragons that are worshiped as gods in Jugdral, however their names are never given.
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