After a visit from the ruling elite of the Land of Eternal Darkness, both the king and head priest of the Tetk'in have become devoted to spreading the core beliefs of Aumwen. Their stated objectives are to bolster the strength of the priest class, increase the moral value of religious ceremonies in the Tetk'in lands, and most importantly to foster good relations with the Land of Eternal Darkness. After spending two and a half years transcribing Aumwen doctrines to Tz'amtanak'al's libraries and temples, and after educating the priests of Tz'amtanak'al, the head priest of the Tetk'in believes it is time to begin widespread conversion. The highest members of the Tz'amtanak'al priesthood will publicly preach within Tz'amtanak'al itself, while missionaries from Tz'amtanak'al's priest class will depart to the other three cities of the Tetk'in. The missionaries to the other cities also bear clay tablets with the core beliefs of Aumwen inscribed, to be placed into local temples.

The Tetk'in will attempt to spread Aumwen to all four of it's cities, for 2 culture per city. This conversion is undertaken willingly at the behest of the state. No pantheon or religion exists within the nation, and the people have no predisposition to oppose conversion.