Holy Sacrifice

Sacrifice was a large aspect of our ancestors on their journey to becoming fully self-actualized. Early on in our history, it was a requirement to pay homage to the deities above with sacrifice. As we were given more gifts by these gods, the requirements of sacrifice gradually became looser and looser. The 29th of Morkom has served as a sacrificial date since it ceased to be a continuous process throughout the year.

Many gods will not require sacrifice in the present day, but instead can expect their worshipers to give offerings in their name to offer thanks and attempt to garner favor. Because of this, many worshipers may call this holiday Holy Offerings instead. Followers of Morkith, the father of sacrificial practices, are still expected to offer blood to their deity. If there are any nearby dark worshipers, you may want to take extra precautions around this time of year.