Medivh had discussed this matter with Bishop Moana. As long as the order of the world wasn't disrupted, the Goddess of Light didn't forbid other gods from spreading their faith.
The Fire-Praying Spirit Witches were legally allowed to bring the flame to the Blackstone Plane and have the native creatures voluntarily believe in the Goddess of Fire Prayer.
The Fire-Praying Spirit Witches didn't rush to spread their faith. They began by fostering exchanges between tribes, bringing clans like the Fire Foxes and Fire Cats from the Gamma Plane into contact with their kin on the Blackstone Plane.
Once the two sides had accepted each other, the witches subtly encouraged their followers to preach to their good friends.
Under the Church of Light's supervision, any preaching not welcomed by the listener was heresy and would be judged by the Holy Light.
Before meeting the Fire-Praying Spirit Witches, Medivh had never heard of any other gods.
To be honest, that was normal. Without using some methods, relying on creatures to believe of their own accord made it difficult to spread a faith.
The Necromancer Council had been suppressed, and even the Church of Light's influence was steadily shrinking.
For the other gods bound by the Contract of the Gods, winning followers was extremely difficult unless they caused disasters, then appeared before the people to save those affected.
Like the Goddess of Fire Prayer, most gods had only a few strongholds of ancient, loyal believers left. Spreading their faith beyond those places was extremely difficult.
The Gods were the root of all chaos. Countless disasters throughout history had been caused by their struggles for faith.
By the end of the Necrotic Scourge, Ragnarok, and the War of Ten Thousand Races, the Goddess of Light had seen the Plane Star Sea become a living