Múlarism

Múlarism is a Banrian religion widespread in the central part of that continent. Múlarism was the state religion of such empires as the Tuuquan Empire.

Beliefs
Múlarism revolves around its chief deity, Mú. Priests of the religion are known as múlari (singular "múlar", roughly translated as "bridges to Mú"). Múlari are believed to be able to communicate with tanú, or spirits of great dead ancestors. While tanú have no physical presence in the world of the living, they can influence it through possession of múlarni and other acts of divine magic.

Múlarism accepts magic of both types (occult and divine). Occult magic is commonly practiced by adherents of the religion. Divine magic is considered impossible for the living to directly harness, and is only performed by acts of tanú.