Uŋítheka

Uŋítheka, and its related forms, is the main religion practiced in the region of Amalthea.

Table of major deities

Deity	of	Gender	Celestial body	Mineral/material	Alternate Form	Description
naɰa	night, darkness, animals, instinct, blood	female	Muniversalis	silver	wolf (dairig)
aɰe	day, light, plants, growth, minerals, personality, procreation	female	solarversalis	gold	redwood-like tree
epoika	heavens, stars, comets, human life, human fertility	herm	background stars	antimony	comets (epoika)
šekvani	storms, weather, harvest, female fertility	female	burniversalis	mercury	cyclones (šunokika)
tapkhahinaɰ	domesticated (farm/work) animals, hunting, male fertility	male	Muniversalis II	lead	horse/centaur
uqeh	oceans, boats, water, islands	male	blue planet	lapis	whale
kupevek	land, mountains, lava	male	Universalis	sulfur, obsidian
ítzíluk	metal, fire, love	male	meteors	iron, carbon
potaka	peace, music	herm		wood
énzeš	festivities, fantasy, sexual relations, sexuality	male		fabric
ginaipek	war, anger, death, disease	male		arsenic
kapatzev	wisdom, knowledge, thinking, truth, differences	male		water
kidezeŋi	trade, craft, technology	female		copper
panekoi	time, sleep	female		tin	owl

dairígani - "wolf people" living in the mountains of Solea who, among other naɰa-related tasks, search for the souls of dead animals and prepare them for their journey to <heaven>

Apprenticeship

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Despite relatively low levels of religiosity in present-day Amalthea, the core concept of apprenticeship is still frequently practiced. Even irreligious people and institutions often adopt aesthetic/symbolic <things>, such as small trinkets, shrines, or artwork representing aspects of the deity associated with a profession. An example is the mural of bountiful harvest (a symbol of šekvani) visible on the main façade of the Amalthea Meteorological Collaboration headquarters building in Saelunavvk, Solea.