more like demi-goddesses, and there's never been an explicit church about them. When your benevolent
Never said 40k but he said ALL living worship ends badly. I used an example of the mlp world to show that, at least in this world, that isnt a garrunteed
I feel like it would be pretty different if Jesus was around and a firm supporter of freedom of religion. Religious leaders have a much easier time of telling people that their god demands that everyone only worship him when their god isn't around to make public statements to the contrary.
Well, in that scenario I would imagine it would be more like "Hey you guys should worship me, but if you don't, I'm not going to kill you, add a nonbeliever tax or give you any other legal punishment for not doing so (except in the afterlife)."
Also there were the Pharaohs who were considered gods incarnate. I also feel that would be the closest to our Imperial-family cult, considering that Garrick will die eventually and everyone after him who gains the title will probably be considered the next god-emperor (probably as long as they have a traceable Gold-Feather line and they don't gain the title because they ran out of Golden-Feathers to put on the throne).
We should make a tomb with a statue for each ruler and a small plaque telling of their achievements and reign as decided by their subjects (As in our subjects choose what they believe are our greatest achievements in their eyes, what they believe is our legacy)
I really like the idea of having a grand burial place for our rulers with the statues and plaque dedicated to our achievements by our people. As for the question thing not sure if it will be allowed but if it is that would be amazing.
Like it, but make it an Hallway of Kings. The Past Emperors have their bodies transformed into stone statues or Diamond.
To be honest, if we decide to do multiple tombs for rulers rather than one great Royal Catacombs, I think it would be cool to put Garrick and his wife's tomb near or on the mountainous range where the resurgent empire defended from Sombra's forces.
I would have to disagree there I say the place for the burial should be griffinstone i think that's the name. The center of the empire where we formed the new empire and where the old was formed. Or maybe next to the memorial burial where all the dead are remember. Which I think is also at the center town.
Maybe crystal unicorns entomb past emperors in a layer of crystal so that they are forever preserved as they were in their final moments.
Why only one question? Wouldn't it be better to be able to commune with past rulers at any time?
A Massive underground family tomb extending from the Palace to the inside of a mountain, with each wall covered in different deeds and statues and tombs of the Emperors/Empresses, with smaller ones for the Heroes of the Age, preserved in stone of Crystal for all time.
Eh we'll see where the options are. Probably some place important.
Not covered. That would be a bit much. A small plaque would work well enough. Other than that it sounds really epic.
Burial at sea.... then some pirates steal the burning ship,
is necromancy a school of magic here though? And I don't think any but The Maretonians would do so just to spite us and even then probably not. I do agree however we should protect them regardless. An establishment of the Knights of Morr or something like that.
There's actually there's a faction of undead in the game this quest is base off, so I guess a 50/50 chance of necromancers or vampires to cause trouble for us.
Knights of Morr it is then.
Let's just hope that all of our orders won't get corrupted over time cause I would not like to see one of our orders turn into Blood Knights, once our heir takes over.
Doubt it.