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Gods of the World
The Inner Pantheon – Gods of the Core; the Foundations of Existence; the Everlasting
Aurenzel
God of Creation, the Light, a New Dawn, the Cosmos, and Dragons
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Shesharin
Goddess of Darkness, Dusk, the Unknown, and what was Lost
“If Aurenzel is the embodiment of the stars, Shesharin is the embodiment of the void between. If something lost can be found, look to Shesharin.”
Kinel
Goddess of Spirits, of Adventure, and the Thrill of the Hunt
“Once per year, on the 11th of Kel, strong spirits can return to commune with the living. What makes a spirit strong is how well it followed its own values — not wealth, not power, not knowledge.”
The Middle Pantheon – Gods of Balance; the Forces of Equalization; the Functions of Life
Zaravel
God[dess] of Magic
Zaravel has no gender; rather, they appear to mortals as whatever gender they are considered to be on an individual level. While the true nature of Zaravel’s existence is unknown, they are rumored by some to be an extension of Aurenzel; which is the most likely explanation for why they have returned time and time again after being destroyed, with the most notable event being the Disruption (known in other multiverses as the Folly of Karsus). Though the exact name of Zaravel has changed with each iteration, the first and last letters have always remained the same.
Myravis
Goddess of Knowledge and Intelligence
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Ribais
God of War, Conquest, and Pride
“Fighting in the face of impossible odds and not backing down, even for those who don’t spill blood, earns them an invitation to Ribais’ halls.”
Neqrol
God of Death, Destruction, and Anger
“Anger for the sake of destruction; destruction for the sake of death. There is little dimension to this god.”
Tyhrgova
Goddess of the Wild and the Sea
“Considered by some to be a descendent of Kinel, Tyhrgova is associated with the many great ancient spirits that appear on the 11th of Kel.”
Morvane
God of Mountains, Caverns, and Stone
“Halls of stone and with it for bone.”
Yve
Goddess of Land, the Weather, and Agriculture
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Yol
God[dess] of Luck and Unluck; Destiny and Fortune
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Gryphax
God of Justice, Law, and Civilization
It is said the gods of justice from every multiverse meet regularly in divine halls to discuss troubling matters, argue about laws, and play strange board games.
Tiphax
Goddess of Wealth, Greed, and Narcissism
It is said the gods of greed from every multiverse meet regularly in hellish halls to discuss troubling matters, compare hoards, and make jokes about the gods of justice.
Haro
God of Lies, Secrecy, and Selfishness
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Yago
Goddess of Truth, Charity, and Martyrdom
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The Outer Pantheon – Gods of Niche; the Minor Aspects of Life; the Exiguous, or Forgotten
Ikel
God of Madness and Insanity
Only the already mad worship Ikel, leaving his power and domain weak.
Druiligan
God of Trade, Currency, and Interconnectivity
A minor god despite the prevalence of trade and commerce – likely to avoid competition and attention from the higher gods – Druiligan is a favorite of traders and civil engineers. Ancient underground paths etched with his symbols still stand, but you only know of the past what still is.
Jex
Goddess of Theft and Anarchy
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Liccen
God of Joy and Health
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Wopim
Goddess of Sadness and Illness
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Plaer
Goddess of Art and Wine
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