Lilith - Lilithian creator goddess, also known as the "Great Goddess Lilith"
Althoria - Lilithian Goddess of the Moon
Gel'nor - Lilithian God of Perpetual Winter
Hennon - Lilithian God of the Sky
Meria - Lilithian Goddess of the Sun
Rayorn - Lilithian God of the Stars
Berui - Lilithian God of the Forest
Tervai - Lilithian Goddess of Animals
Eyrol - Goddess of Assassination, Hunters, Trading, Rain and Autumn
Nef - God of Swamps, Inspiration, Summer, Woodlands and Education
Anle - God of Art, Winter, Wealth, Avengers and Time
Inned - God of Oceans, Funerals, Spring, Medicine and Music
Huk - Goddess of Animals, Rivers, Creativity, Starvation and Thunder
Gods of the Great Ogres
Gug Tumbruk - the World-father, the single god of the Tumbruk religion.
Gods of the Swamp Ogres
Waggant - the only God in Swamp Ogre culture
Gods of the Night Orcs
Gods of the Northern Orcs
Gug Tumbruk
Khasak Thraz - A saint, and the mythical founder of the Northern Orcs.
Khasak Uli - A saint and culture hero, said to have been a great General and Dragonslayer.
Gods of the Southern Orcs
Gods of the Western Orcs
Intli- God of Science, Magic, Death, Revolution, the Summer Sky, and the Moon Primos
Mozach- God of Politics, War, Architecture, The Revolution of Xothu, and the Sun.
Gucu- Goddess of the Sea, Childbirth, Starvation, and the living dead.
Ec Huat- God of Snow, Wind, Ignorance, and the Winter Sky.
Tlanoche- Goddess of Pottery, Stonework, and the Family.
Quekua- Godess of Sunsets, the Rotation of Xothu, Small Dogs, and Poetry.
Pali Oaztl God of Fire, Snakes, Xothu, Chemical Reactions, Alchemy, and destruction.
Mannaz - God of man, woman and the human race
Gebo - Goddess of gifts, partnership, love and loyalty
Ansuz - God of signals, estuaries and mouths
Othila - God of separation, possessions, native land and home
Uruz - God of strength, sacrifice and oxen
Perth - God of initiation and secrets
Nauthiz - God of constraint, need, hardship and sorrow
Inguz - Goddess of fertility and heroes
Eihwaz - Goddess of defence, trees and calendars
Algiz - God of protection, grass, deer and defence
Fehu - God of cattle, trading and wealth
Wunjo - God of joy
Jera - Goddess of the year and harvest
Kano - God of opening and fire
Teiwaz - Goddess of warriors, war, victory and guidance
Berkana - God of growth, rebirth and new life
Ehwaz - God of horses, the Sun's movements and travel
Laguz - God of water, the seas and water sources
Hagalaz - God of hail, sleet and natural disasters
Raido - God of journeys, riding and the soul after death
Thurisaz - God of giants, demons and thorns
Dagaz - God of day, light, prosperity and fruitfulness
Isa - Goddess of ice, snow and freezing
Sowelu - Goddess of the Sun and the planets
Odin - God of the gods and the unknowable
Gods of the Ancient Quuarmari
Sheptis-Kha - God of the sun and helioglyphs, and ruler of the gods
The Moon Brides - Identical goddesses of Xothu's seven moons
Eneru-Khaaten - God of the Sacred Artifice
Gebtis-Beshat - Goddess of the dead and Necrology
Khadis-Pasha - God of The River Djatra
Muthat-Takhsut - God of war and violence
Luxasht-Baseni - God of the desert wind
Ashar-Djekis - Assumed to be a god/goddess, but exact details are unknown
The Rat-fire Emperor - The only god in Rat-man mythology
The Bright Rat - One of two messenger prophets, bearing fire
The Dark Rat - The other of two messenger prophets, bearing the first rats
Octhoros - The Lord of the Sea.
Sidra - The Sky Goddess, and Octhoros' lover.
Suruk - The God of Chaos
Other Gods
Kiatirsh - The Trickster.
Izugup - The Shaman
Nontheistic Religions
The terungou - Spirits who reside in every natural object
Comments (6)
Hilo Hello said
at 7:30 am on Aug 4, 2006
Odin?
anacharis said
at 7:48 am on Aug 4, 2006
Nice rune thing with the Human Gods. Perhaps we ought to have different pantheons for different cultures, though, rather than just lumping all human gods together. I only did that with the Lilithians because Lil-lil said their religion is more-or-less shared across cultures.
Anonymous said
at 1:37 pm on Aug 4, 2006
Yeah, but I figure that this is just easier. The gods have the same representation as their runes. It could just be that people choose one god to worship or something.
Lady of Darkness said
at 2:30 pm on Aug 4, 2006
I agree with anarcharis. They would be the gods of a northern warlike culture. What about ancient Mespotamian gods? North-American like tribes? OH! Can I have some Ancient Greek-type ones too? Please??? (Maybe nine Greekish gods, named after the nine Muses. Problem is, they'd all be female. Maybe that is a matriarchal society? Like the Minoans? Oh I could write THAT culture in two seconds flat!!!)
Anonymous said
at 1:42 am on Aug 6, 2006
Oh good lord, feminism is taking over! But yeah, sounds cool - a culture where the women hunt and fight and the men stay at home.
Hilo Hello said
at 10:01 pm on Aug 7, 2006
Y'know what this needs? Stories. Like, origins and myths and legends and the beginning of the world and the end of the world, y'know.
Yeah.
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