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Although more quinticentially Caribbean, European-tinted African religions such as Vodun, Santaria, and Obeah took root in New Orleans and the Mississippi Valley, where French influence was dominant until the early 19th century. To this day you can still find pockets of practicioners, and although the practice isn't necessarily violent, the mystery that surrounds the spiritual beliefs of voodoo have become a mainstay of southern folklore and fiction.

As first seen in 's Halloween Hunter's Moon.

Description
Although more quinticentially Caribbean, European-tinted African religions such as Vodun, Santaria, and Obeah took root in New Orleans and the Mississippi Valley, where French influence was dominant until the early 19th century. To this day you can still find pockets of practicioners, and although the practice isn't necessarily violent, the mystery that surrounds the spiritual beliefs of voodoo have become a mainstay of southern folklore and fiction.

As first seen in 's Halloween Hunter's Moon.