Rock Gods

The Rock Gods of the Mountain are nameless deities of stone and earth, which were named so by the followers of the Faith of the New that replaced them in all but the north of Trost, where it is still practiced by Ortinian, Islanders and free folk of the mountain clans. Various actions, such as incest, kinslaying, and slavery are considered offensive to the gods, while laws of hospitality are considered sacred.

Theology
The Rock Gods have no 'churches' per say. The only well known one is in the lower floor of Ortin's Keep, named the 'Sacellum of the Gods'. Devotion to deceased relatives is a mainstay in the religion. Although most scholarship focuses on the larger community's dedication to more fantastic gods, it is understood that some sort of ancestor worship was probably an element of the private religious practices of the farmstead and village. Often in addition to showing adoration to the standard unnamed gods, warriors would toast to “their kinsmen who lay in barrows".

Sacrifice
Sacrifice can comprise inanimate objects, animals or humans. Sacrifices are meant to be held a moon cycle after winter has come. The sacrifice would be of, usually, a pig, a horse, a cow, an object close to the sacrifice holder, and a human. If one is to miss the sacrifice, they must make penance with subsequent additions. For example, if they miss three sacrifices, they must sacrifice three pigs, three humans, etc.