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Find Your Faith

Belong

Every member belongs along two axes: a sect — how you relate to the Roll — and a denomination — the game through which you worship. Find yours, meet the saints, learn the clergy, and take the Roll of Declaration.

The Denomination Finder

Where do you worship?

Choose your platform and the kind of randomness you love. R.N.Gesus will reveal your denomination.

1 · Your Platform
2 · Your Kind of Chaos

Make your two choices.
The Roll will reveal your home.

The Five Sects

How you relate to the Roll.

Denominations divide by game. Sects divide by temperament — the same five spirits cut across every game in the faith.

The Orthodox

Accept every roll without complaint. The Roll is sovereign; the outcome is final. Reverent and disciplined.

The Charismatics

Loud, expressive worship. Every crit is a hallelujah; every clip is testimony. Joy in variance.

The Ascetics

Self-imposed hardship. No-hit runs, permadeath, hardcore. Suffering at RNG’s hands as devotion.

The Mystics

Seek the deeper math — drop rates, seeds, the hidden order. Study the Roll to draw nearer to it.

The Reformed

The next roll matters more than the last. Tilt-free, forward-looking. Bad beats are already forgotten.

The Clergy

Five tiers. Authority flows down; faith flows up.

Not democratic. No step skipped, no step purchased. Every member begins as a Congregant — R.N.Gesus is present in a single game of Yahtzee.

I
The High Roller
Supreme head of the church. Serves for life. The sole voice authorized to commune with RNG on the church’s behalf.
Apex
II
Grand Deacon
One per denomination. Leads the faith through their game and holds a seat on the Council.
Council
III
Dice Priest
Leads a local congregation. Officiates services, performs the Opening Kneel, keeps the records.
Ordained
III
Evangelist
The streamer-preacher. Their Twitch channel is the pulpit; the viewers are the congregation.
Ordained
III
Sacred Coach
Trains congregants in gameplay as spiritual practice. A parallel track — does not lead services.
Ordained
IV
Acolyte of the Roll
A candidate in training. Assists clergy and studies the Sacred Curriculum.
In training
V
Registered Member
Formal membership. Completed the Roll of Declaration, affirmed the Creed, attended a service.
Member

Congregant → Registered Member → Acolyte → Tier III Clergy → Grand Deacon → High Roller

The Saints

Venerated for their moments, not their lives.

Player saints are real people canonized for miraculous moments. Character saints are archetypes of the divine. Their acts — not their personalities — are what we honor.

Player Saints

Daigo Umehara

The Fighting Congregation

EVO Moment 37 — fifteen consecutive parries on one pixel of health, Aug 1 2004. The most witnessed miracle in history.

Feast · Aug 1 · Feast of the Parry

Faker

The League

The Zed play (2013) and a decade of impossibly sustained performance. Mastery as sustained grace.

Feast · TBD

s1mple

The Counter-Reformed

Documented as statistically the greatest CS player. AWP miracles witnessed across every major.

Feast · TBD

Gary Gygax

d20 Fellowship · Old Rite

Created D&D — the unwitting prophet who built the vessel for the Great Revelation.

Feast · Jul 27 · Feast of the Architect
Character Saints
Mercy
Patron of healers

Her Caduceus Staff channels healing — the divine giving life. Selfless support embodied.

Sage
Patron of resurrection

Literally resurrects the fallen. R.N.Gesus gives second chances.

The Wild Mage
Patron of chaos

Their magic is literally random — the purest expression of RNG faith.

Genji
Patron of flankers

Masters the unpredictable path. Trusts the route no one expects.

The Paladin
Patron of justice

Serves the Roll without question; the divine smite is RNG-blessed.

Vecna
Dark saint of secrets

The seed-keeper who knows outcomes before they’re rolled — venerated cautiously.

The Roll of Declaration

Become a Congregant

Affirm the Creed, choose your denomination, and roll your declaration. Membership is free — the Roll is sovereign.

Your Denomination

No fee. No obligation. The d20 decides your founding omen — whatever it shows.