Poelkutaism

Poelkutaism is a religion centered around Ÿizh, Akartā, and Nees. It is derived from the Eytuan words "poel" (pøel), meaning "many," and "kuta," meaning "grand." Where one goes after death is mostly based off of the books they read and customs they followed.

Ÿizh
Ÿizh is the "good" deity in Poelkutaism. He is the creator of all of the other deities, and is mainly the god of cattle, water, and furnaces.

Akartā
Akartā is the "evil" deity in Poelkutaism. He is mainly the god of fire, death, and gold. Failing to appease Ÿizh results in burning in his fiery stomach for eternity. Also, according to the Kṵ-an, Ending up here causes faster corpse decay.

Nees
Nees is the deity of whimsey. It is considered a great risk to appeal to Nees, as the attention may bring down great luck or great misfortune.