Kythra
Mother of Gods, Bringer of Bounties
Head of the pantheon, a woman in sheer silks with white lilies in her braided hair. Her symbol is a stark white lily crowned with laurel.
Gods of the Petty Kingdoms
The Ogdoad
“We are to love them, worship them in their absence. But where were they during the Long Dread, when we had to shield our young from death's icy breath?”
Nythura
The Pale Lady, Watcher of the Stars
Kythra's twin, who gifted the sun to nurture the crops. Patron of the Luminous; her symbol is a silver orb encircled by white light.
Kyrenos
Field Father, the Great Hunter
He blessed a wild stallion and birthed the first centaurs. He values order and tradition; his symbol is an antler-handled bow with a downward arrow.
Gaelyn
The Swift, the Trickster, Betrayer of Man
Favours the faithful and humble; appears as a short man in a navy cloak trimmed with silver. His symbol is a silver compass pointing east.
Wenafar
The Two-Faced Crone
A beautiful pale woman or a wrinkled hag with bandaged eyes, she ushers lost souls and claims the suffering. Her symbol is a weeping willow whose roots encircle the emblem.
Uthra
Flame Drinker, Mother of Swords
A stoic goddess of war and strategy with a golden chalice of molten lava and a longsword. Her symbol is the chalice bearing the everlasting flame.
Balaam
The Prismatic King, the Mauve Augur
A whirling zephyr weaving residual energies to mend the World Wound. His symbol is a purple nine-pointed star.
Harmok
The First and the Last, the Watcher
A massive silver wolf silently overseeing the Forbidden East. His symbol is a fang pointed downward.
Dark gods of Eld
Shaldrot's Children
“Abominations birthed from their progenitor, they linger in the void and have vanished from most written records. Still, many cults have dedicated themselves to their patron's wishes.”
Ulrka'ruul
The Slumbering God
Bound in chains of starlight and ancient magic; his stirrings send tremors through dreams. His cults believe he will one day shatter his bindings.
Isthalilog
The Widow in the Woods, Spider Queen
A planet-sized spider with sixteen legs whose intelligent brood serves her designs.
Baur
Strife Lord, Fate Thief, Burning Hatred
A six-horned demonic warrior with a reptilian face who hardens his followers' hearts with relentless brutality.
Gwaed
Blood King, the First, the Eternal
Gaunt and bat-winged, he rules vampires, bats and the ancient house of Gravenwolf.
Arathag
The Hunger, Cannibal God
A starving figure whose appetite for the flesh of Shaldrot drives the cannibal tribes of the north.
Zalnaroth
God of Bleeding Flames, the Single-Eyed Serpent
Few worship him, but those who do are devious, working against civilization and law.
Imperial gods
The Arkkadian Fire Gods
The gods the Arkkadians burned themselves for on the Night of the Vacant Throne, and who never came.
Aodh
Saint Aodh
A mortal of profound intellect and chosen champion who crafted holy oils imbued with divine flame. His legacy endures in Arkkadia's Pyromancer cults.
Asherat
Mother Goddess of Fire and Sacrifice
Nurturing warmth and fierce protective blaze; she gave life to the Arkkadians with her divine flame.
Atar
The Shaper God, Lord of Fire
He forged mankind from red clay and baked them in his eternal flame. Father of the Arkkadians.
Oggun
God of War and Dance
He taught wild war dances that unshackle mind and body, their movements echoing on the battlefield with ecstatic power.
Azhathas
The Burning One
A living conflagration. His followers douse wicker effigies in fragrant oils and burn them in reverence.
Ishum
The True God of War
The solemn flame before battle, honoured with small, solitary fires in the calm before the storm.
The Choir of Ruin
The Throne That Lives
The Throne promises power. All who claim it merely feed its hunger for ruin.
The Throne That Lives
The One Who Is the Throne
A living mass of bone and metal with a dark heartbeat. Its face is a shadowed crown, offering power through bloodshed and betrayal.
Ivarr the Knife-Bearer
The Twice-Damned Tyrant
Flesh and rusted iron; his jagged crown and clattering chains herald a pact of ruin and shattered trust.
Marasyn the Poisoned Chalice
Lady of Silent Betrayals
Spectral silk and serpentine limbs, with an ever-brimming chalice of venom that sows discord with every whisper.
The Black Witness
Oathbreaker of the Eternal Concord
A wraith chained to a scroll of broken vows whose silent gaze damns all who betray their oaths.
Vaelen the Uncrowned
Lord of Shifting Allegiances
His ever-changing face and tattered robes embody betrayal, leaving a trail of haunted souls.
Regional, city and lesser gods
Gods of field, city and wild
Worshipped in a single valley, a port town, or a desert city, and often nowhere else.
Aamuzid
God of grain, milk and animals, worshipped in parts of the Petty Kingdoms and the Gharan Steppes.
Atenar
God of civility and fortune.
Bagotz
God of war and diseases.
Baron of Glass
Traverses time and space, cutting through dreams to seal his enemies' fates.
Boltog
God of war and strength.
Crell
God of craftsmanship and metallurgy.
Dagon
God of fertility and the sea, worshipped in port towns, most notably the great city of Daggermark.
Draanaa
Goddess of mystics and fortunes, venerated in the desert cities of Ahnki and Ocileb.
Ohrros
The Endless One, the Infinite, worshipped in the lands of the Drawn Sun and the Free Cities.
Etar
God of logic and stars, one of the brother-gods honoured by the Gear Cultists of the Narris Republic.
Forsoi
Goddess of stone and minerals.
Gru'thul
Wilds god of slaughter and battle.
Hegyn
Goddess of nature and beasts.
Lillith and Kishari
Goddesses of deception, mothers of demons and devils.
Namuzn
Goddess of love, sexuality and war, seen as sister, mother or rival to Shana.
Ninsar
God of freshwater, male fertility and knowledge, worshipped by the nobility of Ocileb.
Ninurta
God of war, agriculture and wind.
Noulbor
God of tyranny and fire.
Oricin
Wilds god of the night and beasts.
Otyx
God of boars and coyotes.
Qemera
Goddess of destruction and rebirth.
Sefnir
God of wolves and bears.
Seluna
Goddess of sky and earth, worshipped chiefly by the Selha.
Shana
The Harlot Queen, patron of the Assai and Hwnish peoples, whose allure fills the temples of pleasure.
Shaurash'Ho
The Prowler Among the Tombs, Father of All Ghouls, worshipped in the jungle kingdoms of Ghawe and Ixindar.
The Dream Witch
Devourer of worlds and men who lures victims to their deaths as a pale, raven-haired beauty.
The Flayed Hand
A skinless demon lord whose mad cultists offer suffering and malice.
The Horned God
Keeper of the forest and guardian of the passage into winter, revered by the Oronok and Thorimund.
The Mist of Enlil
A formless primordial force that drives those within it mad and draws eldritch creatures into the waking world.
Tros
God of monsters and slaughter.
Udall
God of swords and warriors.
Vaalar
God of good fortune and luck.
Yaris
Goddess of homes and civilization.
Zahir
A giant of molten rock freed from eternal ice, quick to anger and unforgiving, worshipped by half-giants and Northmen tribes.
The Lady of Wolves
A minor deity whose rumours travel village to village, elusive and shrouded in mystery.
No god answers to that name. Try a domain such as war, sea or fire.