l_english:

 novelist_religion:1 "Novelist"
 novelist_religion_adj:1 "Novelist"
 novelist_religion_adherent:1 "Novelist"
 novelist_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Novelists"
 novelist_religion_desc:1 "While Novelism is a particularly diverse set of beliefs, all Novelists are united by a single belief - or, rather, a single book - the Novel. All Novelists hold that the truth of the world is not held within a single scripture, but is rather hidden within all of them, scattered across time by the unimaginable Author of the Universe. Thus, Novelists delve deep into the writings of the world - from the Bible to lost books of the Old World - in search of hidden meanings and esoteric truths."

 numenorian:0 "Knights of Númenor"
 numenorian_adj:0 "Númenorean"
 numenorian_adherent:0 "Númenorean"
 numenorian_adherent_plural:0 "Númenoreans"
 numenorian_desc:0 "Though France for many years has been a hotbed of turmoil, in the 23rd century most of it was unified by a particularly ambitious warlord - Isildur Bonaparte. The formation of Númenor saw the restoration of an Empire dating back to the days of Charlemagne. Namely, Númenoreans believe in a cyclical formation of time, divided into many Ages, with the current being the Fifth Age of Man. During the First Age of Man, humanity was unified under the Crown of Númenor held by the benevolent and divine High King Charlemagne, who held the evils of the world at bay with his holy sword Durendal. Many years have passed since then, and the loss of Durendal in ages past led to the loss of magic, dominance of evil, and ultimately - the Event. Attempting to restore the world to its era of greatness, the Fifth Age by all means mimicks the First, with the Knights of Númenor renouncing the false crowns of the Old World, seeking to restore the Crowns of Charlemagne, and with them the holy sword Durendal, so they may combat whichever great evil seeks to end this Age and usher the next."
 numenorian_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
 numenorian_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"

 carolingian:0 "Knights of Charlemagne"
 carolingian_adj:0 "Carolingian"
 carolingian_adherent:0 "Carolingian"
 carolingian_adherent_plural:0 "Carolingians"
 carolingian_desc:0 "The Knights of Charlemagne are those Novelists who believe there is no greater honour than to serve in Charlemagne's army in the afterlife. Upon death, the Emperor, along with his cadre of noble knights, ascended to Heaven to serve as its Taxiarch, spreading the divine light of Eru to all corners of the world.  His Knights hold the First Emperor as the most important god in the whole Novelist pantheon, being the only god solely dedicated to combating evil, and worship in equal right his avatars in the mortal plane - divine emperors such as the Sun King, Napoléon, and Isildur. The Knights of Charlemagne make up most of the valiant knight caste of Novelist society, held to a high standard of virtue and gallantry, each knight striving to be second to none. They train and prepare endlessly, both to fight in Charlemagne's heavenly army, and to one day assist his next reincarnation in this age's Great Quest."
 carolingian_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
 carolingian_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"

 aslanite:0 "Sons of Aslan"
 aslanite_adj:0 "Aslanite"
 aslanite_adherent:0 "Aslanite"
 aslanite_adherent_plural:0 "Aslanites"
 aslanite_desc:0 "The Sons of Aslan still hold true the teachings of Jesus Christ, who they believe reincarnated after death as Aslan, the Lion of Judah, and King of Kings. The Lion rules over both Heaven and Earth, and every mortal ruler of man is but a subject to the King of Kings. The Sons of Aslan claim that Christian teachings are incomplete, and the Bible does not hold the complete truth of God, nor does it contain the teachings of Aslan after his ascension to the Throne, being only one fragment of the Novel. Thus, through rigorous prayer and study the Aslanites seek to reveal the Missing Testament, the last of God's Commandments, given to his mortal subjects by the Lion of Judah. They do not believe Aslan is to return to Earth to bring the faithful into Heaven, for it is the duty of his followers to seek God and reunite with him by their own terms. One day, the Aslanites hope to bring their misguided Christian brethren into the fold as well, so they may yet be freed from the rivers of Babylon."
 aslanite_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
 aslanite_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"

 draculean:0 "Order of the Dragon"
 draculean_adj:0 "Draculean"
 draculean_adherent:0 "Draculean"
 draculean_adherent_plural:0 "Draculeans"
 draculean_desc:0 "WIP."
 draculean_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
 draculean_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"