Indeed, when they said 'preaching', they meant my own cult. Which starts with 'the Immaculate Philosophy is a lie' and carries on from there.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">the very short version is that she has them worshipping the gods of things they are doing as they do them, farmers give thanks to harvest gods while they work (which is more or less all damn day), smiths pray to the forges, etc, completely ignoring the normal calendar for such things, while also worshipping the Sun above all (and as a 'saint' of sorts, shes included in the worship and getting a share of the prayer too). In effect, what this means is that even in the short times shes been active, the terrestrial gods in the valley are getting *tons* of prayer, way more than they would get over entire years of normal immaculate-style worship, so they are more than happy to shower the valley with blessings (which is expected of them, btw, this is not a free ride, everyone cooperates), which has made for a rapid return on the valleyfolk's spiritual investment... if you wanna sell people on a new cult, noticing a immediate upturn in damn near everything is a great way to prove your way is better. Mind you, in Silk's model, they are supposed to be passing a fair share up the line (she realizes that more abstract gods would end up with less worship her way, even though they are more important, so she figures you pray to lots of local harvest gods, they in turn will give fair tribute to the God Of Southern Harvest, who gives to whatever celestial god watches over this stuff, and so on, so they still get plenty)</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>^quick blurb i did up untill i get the details in.