Anything primarily defined by divinity, worship, faith, doctrine, or sacred practice. Religious institutions belong under Organizations and Societies; divine objects remain Items and Technology.
Gods and divine beings
Faiths and belief systems
Religious doctrines, rituals, and practices
A’feros
Goddess of Fire. CN.
Belgor Vrack
The Eternal Blood God.
Deathless Flame (Soul)
The Deathless Flame is the soul’s ability to live beyond death. Vorax gave men the will to live beyond death. If their will was strong and their soul’s selfless, they would rise as paragons of human might. If their wills were selfish, they would rise as a miasma of power to haunt the world of the living. A chartreuse flame created long ago by the Revenant. Emrys Valakar (Em-reez Vala-kar), or the Revenant, was a powerful necromancer on a distant land. Those who revered and served him called him “He who walks with death.” Unfortunately, though he could control death, he could not escape it. When the time for Demrys's death approached, he begged his gods to show him mercy, but his words fell on deaf ears. But Demrys was a cunning man who used the knowledge he gained over a lifetime of servitude to conduct terrible experiments with the sole aim of freeing his life from the cycle of the Gods. Having built one of the first soul forges of Nabell, Demrys used his own life as the catalytic fire to ignite the furnace. What he didn’t know was that the fire would ultimately consume him, leaving only his soul. Now, thousands of years later, that same flame has passed from host to host, granting everlasting life, while at the same time, allowing Demrys’s to live on.
Ea
God of Wind. NG. Symbol is the Great Tree
Eth
Goddess of New Beginnings. Now known to be the newest incarnation of the goddess Sethis. In present times she is worshiped to keep away the Tangled One.
God
“God” with a capital “G” represents the six Dead and Buried Gods of Nabell along with the Uniseph.
god/goddess/demigod
When “god” or “goddess” is used with a lowercase “g,” it represents a being that ascended to godhood or demigodhood. While extremely powerful, they are rarely omnipotent and not nearly as powerful as the original Gods—with the exception of the Green-Eyed/Nameless God.
Harbingers of Light Prophecy
I saw a child born from dark, emblazoned with the sun,
Skies of fire and seas of bones, stone and fire, chain and ire,
Fear the darkness for it is born of light,
Through sacrifice, the dawn shall end the night
“This prophecy has been something I’ve lived with my entire life.” -Helena
Kavash
Norn’s dragon god of caves(?).
Kypherion
The Dragon God. Created by A’feros ~4250 years ago. Defeated by Valence Avorinth ~4000 years ago.
Letharus
Possibly a god or higher power to the Umtherans. Was once mentioned by Ildren when he warned Vyr of the intoxicating effects of her abilities.
Lunaris, god
The goddess of the Pale Moon. Also the name for the Pale Moon of Nabell.
Nameless God
God of chaos. CE. Symbol is the Black Mirror.
The Teller of Tales
The Tale Teller
The Keeper of Ends
Ordos
God of Water. CG.
Phaedras
Goddess of stars, and patron deity to the Knights of Ithelias.
The Dead and Buried God of light and life.
Sethis
Goddess of Twilight. The Evenfall. Child of A’feros and Valence Avorinth. The first Ferran.
The Tangled One
A goddess of the sea, is depicted as a beautiful woman with flowing hair. Is, more or less, the opposite of Eth. Known to call out to those who are unworthy, leading them to their death in the water. Originally one of the party that accompanied Zyltrix on their quest for the Ithelion, who were abandoned by him.
Umtheras
God of Shadow. N. Symbol is the dark moon.
Valtora
The Naas Silver Tree. Tree of the Nari. Crimson Apples
Vanis
The lord of the Vanari. Considered akin to a god. Believed to be the first Vanari.
Vorax
God of Earth. LN. Symbol is the Oblivion Stone.
Y’Lach
A god of the Norn. The Dragon of the Mist.