Neutral
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Light
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Dark
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Kertigen (Raven)
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Divyaush (Welkin)
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Zachriedek (Raccoon)
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- Patron of Dwarves
- Metal-working, gems, plastic arts
- "Stern, but loving father"
- Associated with common sense, impartiality, fair mediation
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- Merry, bearded man
- Grants good favor, money, gifts
- Send welkins to help craftsmen
- Paternal, kind, beloved by children
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- Nasty and cruel
- Associated with misfortune
- Send gremlins to plague craftsmen
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Hodierna (Unicorn)
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Berengaria (Cow)
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Asketi (Adder)
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- Life, morning, light
- Springtime, harvest, crops
- Farmers, herbalists, healers and Empaths
- Granter of life and favor (ressurections & healing)
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- Plump and cheerful woman
- Finder of lost children
- Bringer of dawn
- Earth is renewed where she treads
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- "The hag"; stealer of children
- Wild mistress of barren fields and the midnight hunt
- Delights in causing pain and terror
- Stealer of life; carries souls in a sack
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Meraud (Wolf)
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Firulf (Owl)
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Kerenhappuch (Shrew)
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- God of magic and foresight, dark side of arcane arts
- Dark stranger, rarely shows face
- Ruthless pursuit of knowledge
- Admired by Elotheans for aloofness
- Creator of written language
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- God of elemental magic
- Kinder than Meraud but stern and crafty
- Unerring foresight revered by Elothean Moon Mages
- Legendary staff of lightning
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- Mad mage; blackmail, extortion and murder
- Beautiful seductress and schemer
- Ruthless and unscrupulous
- Legendary skirt
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Damaris (Panther)
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Phelim (Nightingale)
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Dergati (Shrike)
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- God of night and dreams
- Patron of Thieves, cutthroats, assassins and spies
- "Voice in the shadows"
- Soft spot for children
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- God of sweet dreams and unbroken promises
- God of rightful vengence and honorable Thieves
- Worshipped by Moon Mages
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- Goddess of nightmares
- The "all-seeing"; third eye in center of forehead
- Hates the sun and would destroy it
- Unraveler of souls; kills with slow efficiency and no ressurection
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Everild (Boar)
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Kuniyo (Wolverine)
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Trothfang (Centaur)
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- Wild lord of warriors, amazons, barbarians, berserkers and those who die in battle
- Attended by wild youths and maidens who aid favored warriors and ensure proper burial of warriors
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- Does not wander far from sound of battle
- Enjoys wilderness; favorite of rangers
- Stubborn and vicious in battle
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- God of cannibalism, debauchery and primitive life; anti-civiliization
- Delights in torture and slow, messy death
- Devour flesh of enemies in front of them as they die
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Truffenyi (Ox)
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Alamhif (Magpie)
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Huldah (Weasel)
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- God of mortal man, mercy and forgiveness
- Blesses ressurections, health, stamina and magical power
- Like a father to Elanthians; indulgent but stern
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- "The kind father"; firm guidance
- Special care for misled or mistreated children
- With Berengaria, created capability for ressurection
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- Trickster, imp, bedeviler, fouler up of best laid plans
- Despises mortals
- Delights in seeing that which is pure become despoiled
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Hav'roth (Cobra)
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Peri'el (Kingsnake)
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Ushnish (Viper)
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- God of spirits of rock, stone, and earth; deserts
- Chief deity of S'kra Mur
- Creator of precious metals and gems
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- Goddess of the inner earth
- Sings to to World Dragon to keep it asleep
- Stills earthquakes, stops flows of lava
- Patroness of war veterans; crippled during fight with World Dragon
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- The "Serpent of Discord"
- Brings disease, old age, ice ages, floods, and famines
- Causes earthquakes and lava flows
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Eluned (Dolphin)
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Lemicus (Albatross)
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Drogor (Shark)
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- Goddess of seas and water; keeps oceans moving and guides sailors at night
- Patron of learning and knowledge; master of arcane and ancient wisdom
- Chief deity of Elothians
- Creator of speech
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- Goddess of inland (fresh) waters
- Protector of lost sailors
- Her dance and laughter cause favorable winds for sea-bound merchants
- Patron of librarians, dancers, Elves, wives of sailors and life of the ocean
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- God of the angry oceans
- Creator of hurricanes and tsunamis
- Drowner of children and destroyer of knowledge / libraries
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Glythtide (Ram)
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Saemaus (Donkey)
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Be'ort (Coyote)
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- God of joy, mirth, merriment, wine, song and good fellowship
- Patron of bards, poets, troubadors and musicians
- Patron of loafers, gourmands and drunks
- Chief deity of Halflings
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- God of love and festivities; toasted at weddings
- Anger is hard to come by but terrible to behold
- Patron of lovers, pregnant mothers and expecting fathers, maids of honor and their male counterparts
- Credited as inventor of the tart
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- God of bitter partings, love lost, opportunities wasted and insanity
- Despises revelry; wallows in melancholy
- Specializes in wars of attrition
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Tamsine (Cat)
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Albreda (Dove)
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Harawep (Spider)
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- Patron of all civilization, hearth and home
- Goddess of the peaceful household and domestic skills like cooking, weaving and brewing
- Seek blessing before constructions of temples, houses and public buildings
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- Patroness of orphans and fosterlings, alliances and marriages
- Bringer of peace; despises war and bloodshed, but followed by some Paladins
- Protects mothers with difficult childbirth, and fathers if her aid is not enough
- Often worshipped by Empaths
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- Patron of murderers and assassins
- "The Widowmaker"; lightning-wielding hag who fights with twin swords
- Disrupter of peace treaties among races and nations, destroyer of families
- Weaves disloyalty, deception and destruction
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Faenella (Wren)
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Murrula (Phoenix)
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Idon (Heron)
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- "The Fair Bard"; performer and muse of poetry
- The Fae and spirits of nature (dryads, sprites, nyads) considered her children
- Patron of Bards and adventure-seeking youth
- Protector of caravans
- Created harps and stringed instruments
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- Goddess of beauty and gifted youngsters
- Trainer of young bards
- Can't stand bad singing; will gift good singer and "silence" bad singer
- Protector of travelers
- Kiss remedies hangovers
- Creator of flute and woodwinds
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- God of roving bands of Thieves, rakish rogues and mothers who abandon their children
- "The reaver" is obsessed with own good looks; turns rivals into pig
- Charismatic, charming, lustful, and excellent at catching people unawares
- Music is loud and annoying with outrageous melodies; percussion instruments
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Chadatru (Lion)
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Rutilor (Mongoose)
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Botolf (Goshawk)
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- Lord of Justice; sword in right hand and olive laurel in left
- Blind, but fights as if gifted with sight
- Patron of kings, rulers and judges
- Word is bond; compelled to speak truth
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- Defender of the gods; judges kindly and even-handedly
- A god of truth; cannot lie
- Patron of Paladins
- Collector of swords, some enchanted
- Legendary hounds unleashed on those who escape his judgement
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- God of dishonesty and deceit, and fallen Paladins
- Symbol of corruption and bribery
- Causes thieves and murderers to go free
- Patron of Knife Clan and Thieves Guild; loves Dirge
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Urrem'tier (Scorpion)
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Eylhaar (Jackal)
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Aldauth (Vulture)
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- Of the gods, has least amount of Substance and largest amount of the Void
- Embodiment of Death, neither evil nor good
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- The beckoner, the promise of peace from a world of pain
- Her deaths are without pain, and her allure is insurmountable
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- Faceless god of agony, worshipped and feared by sadists
- Will taunt and trick people out of their lives; deaths are always painful
- Battlefield scavenger
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