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The Zakharan pantheon greatly influenced the culture on the continent of Zakhara, which was shaped by the Law of the Loregiver—a set of common values including honor, hospitality and the importance of one's family that date back to the teachings of a person called the Loregiver. Altogether this is called Enlightenment. Other gods were seen as either savage (opposed to Enlightenment) or ajami (coming from outside), or perhaps both.

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  • The Zakharan pantheon greatly influenced the culture on the continent of Zakhara, which was shaped by the Law of the Loregiver—a set of common values including honor, hospitality and the importance of one's family that date back to the teachings of a person called the Loregiver. Altogether this is called Enlightenment. Other gods were seen as either savage (opposed to Enlightenment) or ajami (coming from outside), or perhaps both.
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  • The Zakharan pantheon greatly influenced the culture on the continent of Zakhara, which was shaped by the Law of the Loregiver—a set of common values including honor, hospitality and the importance of one's family that date back to the teachings of a person called the Loregiver. Altogether this is called Enlightenment. Accordingly the commonly worshiped deities of Zakhara were seen as enlightened and differed from other deities worshiped on Al-Toril because they did not have a precise portfolio. Instead, each exemplified a single characteristic or trait important to Enlightenment. They stood above the classifications of alignment, as these traits could be found in good and evil folk alike. Other gods were seen as either savage (opposed to Enlightenment) or ajami (coming from outside), or perhaps both. The enlightened deities were grouped into major or Great Gods, worshiped throughout Zakhara, and local or common gods, worshiped only in a certain region, sometimes just a single town. Their level of power was not known, but it could be speculated by the number of worshipers that the Great Gods were also greater powers, while the others could be considered lesser or demipowers.
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