Giantkin
Feast of the Gods
{ReligiousDescription|religion=feast_of_the_gods|description=Known as Iskerag Vulshor in Ogrish, the Ogres believe that they gained their strength and stature from devouring their old gods, the True Giants, and that by devouring the strong and wise that they can inherit their power for themselves.}
All Feast of the Gods countries receive:
- +10% Morale Damage
- -1% Prestige Decay
All Feast of the Gods provinces receive:
Mountain Watchers
{ReligiousDescription|religion=mountain_watchers|description=The Trolls of Gerudia call themselves the Jartal Agefa, or Mountain Watchers, in their belief that they were left behind by the True Giants to guard Gerudia from interlopers and keep trespassers from breaching into the lands of the titans that they believe to be far north of even Far Gerudia.}
All Mountain Watchers countries receive:
- +15% Fort Defence
- +10% Movement Speed
Feast of the Gods
{ReligiousDescription|religion=reformed_feast_of_the_gods|description=Known as Iskerag Vulshor in Ogrish, the Ogres believe that they gained their strength and stature from devouring their old gods, the True Giants, and that by devouring the strong and wise that they can inherit their power for themselves. The faith has gone through a number of intensive reforms to bring it more in line with modern sensibilities.}
All Feast of the Gods countries receive:
- +10% Morale Damage
- -1% Prestige Decay
All Feast of the Gods provinces receive:
Sudomeg'i
{ReligiousDescription|religion=sudomegi|description=The Hunger lies center to the experience of all ogres. It drives those in the west to feast in abundance, and those in the south to seek power; however, the Soulseeker Ogres tread a third path. For them, the Hunger is an impulse to be controlled, made subservient to their will. To this end they hone the self by strenuously pushing the body, mind, and spirit, suffering through these tribulations in preparation for the day they shed their mortal shackles and are bound as spirit, freed from their Hunger. Those spirits are sought out for advice in the homes, village shrines, and mountain temples to which they are bound. A common rite of passage is to visit the latter by treading the snaking paths of the plateau passing the delicately crafted statues of the giants, their creators. Each statue is to be meditated upon before reaching the splinter trails which rise to mountain temples, where at last they may pay homage to the most revered of spirits therein.}
All Sudomeg'i countries receive:
- +10% Infantry Combat Ability
- -10% Shock Damage Received