Abberragrot

Abberragrot is the afterlife of the Lichmothists, a religion known for worshiping the dead. The first mentions of Abberragrot are from runes inscribed on ruins thought to date well before the start of the Second Age; some theorize that Abberragrot (in some form) existed in the early to mid First Age.

Abberragrot is broken into five segments, as follows: one for those who have earned the highest glory in life, whether it be through battle, generous ruling, or by some other means; one for those who have lived moderately brave, generous, and true; one for those who lived in a moral grey zone; one for those who committed more offenses than good deeds, like stealing, murder, and so on; and one final area for the most atrocious acts, such as genocide (up for interpretation, depending on which branch of Lichmothists is arguing), or, for example, a king who holds wealth to himself instead of distributing.

Different sects of Lichmothists worship different people from different zones of Abberragrot. A notable example is Wulfgrom Hæwith, a prophet theorized to live from around 100-145DF.

Another version of Abberagrot is said to exist, though little evidence of existence remains. Most of this evidence has been uncovered from the charred remains of the destruction of Annenduæl, Leadenscale.

- Rith Sirramon, Religious Scholar of King Tanitrus