Sorry. I guess I got too exited. Maybe Vegasite architecture is still influential in the lands they once ruled over. Like how Greco-Roman architecture inspired later architectural styles.
The irony of the overlords becoming the oppressed is too good not to use.
They’re at least one party in the complicated mess of connections that is American-controlled New England.
They’re then second only to the Non-Denom churches in town.
I guess it’s appropriate that only the wealthy towns have actual Esoteric Order Halls. Maybe most backwoods followers are trying to make themselves believe that they’re still Christian despite ironically following Esoteric doctrine more stringently than those rich “devil worshipers”. I do like the Esoteric faith being used as a symbol of resistance against the Québécois invaders. The areas where they occupied have stronger Esoteric presences than non-occupied lands.
Most Esoteric missionaries would act like early Christians and cloak their faith in elements of the pre-existing local faith to make it more appealing to the natives.
I’d love to see it. One of the symbols used by Esotericism-practicing sailors would be the stylized eye symbol of Dagon since he’s an ocean deity. Nautical themes are strongest in the coast, naturally.
The state along that small branch off the Frasier River would be named Chilliwack after the river it’s clearly centred on.
