Religion Reference
The faith of the Spark, the Draft, and the Made Thing
Creationism is the Jerichan faith tradition devoted to Djeebus, the Creator. It is common in Point Pringle, Iron Row, magical universities, inventor guilds, artificer labs, alchemical academies, and workshops where making is treated as a sacred act.
Power
Creation, invention, design, revision, and possibility.
Djeebus is the force behind invention itself: the urge to build, revise, test, fail, rebuild, and improve. Creationists believe he is most present when a maker attempts something that may not work.
Doctrine
A spell, machine, song, potion recipe, city plan, failed prototype, or child's drawing may be sacred if it brings something new into the world. The faith prizes revision rather than perfection.
Practice
Common rites include the Maker's Hour, the Great Iteration, Ink Offerings, and Trial Builds. Workshops, forges, kitchens, drafting rooms, laboratories, and repair benches often function as sacred spaces.
Sects
Major branches include the Foundry of Divine Design, Inventrix Conclave, Scrap Priests, Loose Assembly, Pure Makers, Synthites, Wishwrights, and Unbuilders.
Modern
Post-Centrum Creationism is growing quickly among independent makers and rogue spellwrights. Its central debate is whether every possible thing deserves to be made.