Umm, no...but I don't roleplay either. Even if I did roleplay, I would not see the appeal.

More of a freelancer working for whoever is giving power.

All my characters worship the great and powerful Button Masher!

I suppose I might have one character that leans towards worshiping the Night Mother because she may or may not belong to a group with a very particular set of skills.

My main is definitively a devout follower of the Three. Though actually he knows that magic is the key to their divinity (he has had a long talk with Seht...), he admires them for what they achieved.

None of the above.

One god, many faces. My characters are some of those faces. Each of them an empty skin that walks the face of Nirn.

When you are god religion is kind of redundant.

Take a wild guess ^

The ground I walk on is worshiped.

I have 7 characters, they all have different personalities, experiences and beliefs, some of which match up with the more well known religions, some don't.

I voted for my khajiit templar because it's probably the simplest answer among my main characters. She largely follows typical khajiiti beliefs, although her main deities are Khenarthi and Azurah and having spent a lot of time in Highrock in recent years her views of Khenarthi are somewhat merging with the breton view of Kynareth. (She still laughs at the bretons saying no one should worship Azura or trying to compare her to evil daedra like Molag Bal.)

Then there's my breton warden who takes more of a 'pick n' mix' approach to religion. She was raised to be a good breton lady and worship the Divines, then ran away from home and met the Wyresses, travelling between several Wyrds and even some Reach clans, who introduced her to Y'ffre and Ehlnofey, Hircine and Azura, and other daedra...and some stranger creatures. Other encounters introduced her to other gods, like Meridia. She's open to the belief that all these beings exist but does not consider all of them worthy of worship, or in some cases even worth the risk of having any involvement with. Hircine in particular she's carefully respectful of, but does not follow or worship and has turned down an offer to become a werewolf more than once. Ultimately I suppose she's devoted to Nirn itself, but sees aspects of it reflected in Kynareth, Azura, Y'ffre, the Ehlonfey and other dieties and honours or calls on them as she thinks it's appropriate.

The others are less well defined and I won't get into all of them, but it's a similar idea. About the only belief not reflected in my lot is athiesm, which is maybe odd considering I'm an athiest in real-life. But they've seen plenty of evidence that various powerful beings and dieties exist and that it would be a very bad idea to ignore them (for a start most of them have done the main story, so they went through the whole mess of being murdered and ending up in Coldharbour, breaking out, building an army and breaking back in, then defeating Molag Bal. After all that it would be a little difficult to doubt the daedra exist.)

I am a thief so Nocturnal

@Azuramoonstar Well, @Cygemai_Hlervu is a follower of the Tribunal. So that opinion about the Ashlander religion being just a cult was expected