The closest thing to a "satanic" society in Westeros is probably the worship of the White Walkers, Craster style. Although that would make sense only for characters in close proximity to them, beyond the wall.
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It would, if not the fact that R'hollor wasn't universally accepted as the majority religion in Western Essos.
Within your logic Old Gods should be the ones getting the Others worship (IE the Cold Ones faith)You know, in a sense, most of the Free Cities' major and minor religions could be/have societies.
Religions like:
"The Black Goat" of Qohor could have a "Followers of the Goat" society. A secret society that the followers of the Black Goat religion could join in without any trouble but the rest of the Essosy faiths would have more trouble and special requirements. This society could basically work like the Satanist society with some different lore and all that.
"The Weeping Lady" of Lys is a small minor faith that could easily be a open society. Not much is known of this religion so it could go whichever way one wants it to, specially when the loose connections of this faith to the "Tears of Lys" poison as well as the possibility that she might also be considered a love goddess.
"The Pattern Studiers" in Braavos and, I assume, Lorath could be a society whose sole purpose is studying ancient ruins and discovering artifacts.
"The Merling Cult" could be an interesting open society even without a fleshed out naval mechanic to back it up. It could be associated with trade and offer up some more favourable events regarding fleets, sea beasts and whatever else.
"The Valyrian Faith" could also have a "Worshipers of Dragons" society wholy focused on prestige and acquiring dragon eggs. This society could also have some special events if you are part of the whole Elephant/Tiger conflict in Volantis.
"The Bakkalon Cult" could be a martial focused society that gives out various martial bonuses in exchange for piety and the like.
And the "Iron Bank" could have a "Iron Shareholder" society, all based on making money and giving out loans.
Heck, even the Summer Islanders could have a "Summer Lovers" or some such weirdly named society based on fertility and diplomacy with other summer islanders. There could even be some crazy orgy, holy prostitution, lovemaking competition and exposition events!
So I guess what I am trying to say is that there is no lack of potential for societies outside of Westeros. I am however not sure what societies would there be within it.
Edit: Just as soon as I wrote this I came to realise that Westerosi societies are actually pretty simple.
The "Faith of the Seven" could just have societies focusing on either one or some of the 7 deities.
"The Warriors" would be a martial focused society.
"The Maiden, Mother and Crone" would be focused on diplomacy and fertility.
"The Father and Smith" would be focused on stewardship.
"The Others" would be the Satanist-light secret society
The "Old Gods" and the "Drown God" faiths however, aside from a possible "Evil Spirits" and "Storm God" society, I still have no clue what societies they could have.
When I reverted to the earlier version Monks and mystic is not even present so can't disable it. The game crashes everytime I start as Aegon the conqueror.Disable it
Are you sure you are on 2.6.3 and have no incompatible other mods enabled?When I reverted to the earlier version Monks and mystic is not even present so can't disable it. The game crashes everytime I start as Aegon the conqueror.
YEs I it says 2.6.3 near the game launcher and I do not have other mods because I do not usually use them for achievements.Are you sure you are on 2.6.3 and have no incompatible other mods enabled?
There's one problem with that. Brotherhood without BANNERS. The members are all unlanded, mainly lowborn and they're widely known throughout the Riverlands for their support for the little guys.
Yeah, but we know that many Lord & Ladies in the Riverlands secretly support them. It would be possible to be a Brotherhood supporter, if you are a Riverland lord. I like this idea.