Editing Highgarde (section)

== Religion ==
A variety of temples are placed across the city to accommodate for the varying beliefs of the city's visitors. Unlike many locations across the planes, Highgarde maintains "theofluidity" - the concept that religion is not a person's defining characteristic. This ideology has enabled Highgarde to pull in trade from across the lands, making the city an almost desirable location to visit for those seeking to do objective business.

The concept of theofluidity extends only so far however. While a person's religion is not called into question in Highgarde, those found worshipping religions that have been banned by the Dundragon dynasty, or those engaging in dangerous religious practices are swiftly ejected from the city. Banned religious worship topics include death, blood, and murder.