Pantheon

Ambosse
God of Forge, Trade, Artisans, and Order. Lawful Neutral.

Values craft and cleverness. Said to have shaped the mountains and valleys, and taught the secret of smelting to mortals.

Adorai
Goddess of Life, Birth, Mercy, and Peace. Neutral Good.

She values life in all forms, so her acolytes often swear vows of mercy, forbidding them from taking life. Known for ecstatic festivals and feasts at the solstices.

Amortai
Goddess of the Grave, Death, Sleep, and Twilight. True Neutral.

She is a depicted as a gentle guide, leading mortals to an everlasting peace. However, she also grants those unwilling to pass the dark blessing of undeath, knowing all eventually find her embrace.

Gnexus
God of Knowledge, Libraries, and Charity. Neutral Good.

Temples of Gnexus are large libraries, and their monks are always willing to let visitors delve thru their archives, but removing material is forbidden. Instead, the monks guide visitors through scribing their own copies, so that the knowledge they seek shall be spread.

Menard
God of Tricksters, Illusions, and Deceit. Chaotic Neutral.

According to his more radical followers, this world is an illusion created by the other gods, to fool mortals out of their divine power. However, no one is certain they are serious in this belief.

Phos
God of Light, Beauty, the Sun. Neutral Good.

Once a famous mortal mystic, Phos appealed to the gods for his beauty to be preserved for all to see. Menard happily granted his wish by transforming him into the sun. He lives on as an endless inferno, providing light and heat to all the world.

Fenneth
God of Nature, Beasts and Atavism. Chaotic Neutral.

Fenneth's followers believe sapience was a mistake, and seek to emulate the simple life of survival found in nature. There are no temples to Fenneth; his followers find him immanent in unspoiled wilds.

Thisorak
God of Tempests, Disasters, and Chaos. Chaotic Neutral.

Their followers offer libations and pleas to be spared from the chaos of both man and nature. Often prayed to by sailors and travelers.

Irae
God of War, Strength, Destruction. Neutral Evil.

Followers of Irae push their physical limits before relying on divine might, because Irae does not bestow his blessing on the weak.