Gods

The Gods are powerful entities that are worshipped across the universe, across many religions. Due to the aftermath and impact of the Divine War, the gods, greater or below, are not allowed to directly involve themselves in the affairs of mortals. They are only allowed to counsel and guide.

Origin of the Gods

All gods in this universe can trace their origins to ancient beings known as The Precursors. The Precursors were ancient and incredibly powerful beings from the Far Realms that had immense power. They were the ones who created this universe and many others in their exodus across space and time.

As they birthed life, nature, magic and other laws of the world onto different planets across the universe, they began to split into smaller versions of themselves, those that would govern over their creations. These would become known as the Ancient Elders, the first gods.

Over time, even these gods began to split themselves up, dividing the power among those that they create. These gods would hold dominion over minor elements of the growing world, and they would be known as the Lesser Elders. Some of these Lesser Elders that held dominion over darker aspects of life and nature began to corrupt and change, becoming evil gods.

During the First Divine Conflict, gods began to fight and kill one another, and began to split their power even more. In an effort to stop this bloodshed, the Ancient Elders split themselves even more, and created the first and loyal Greater Gods, that would see dominion over the other gods of lower power. When the divine conflict ended, all that was left were the corpses of gods, and the Lesser Elders split even more and became Lesser Gods, symbolizing their defeat and stopping the conflict.

The pantheons of the Ancient Elders and Lesser Elders no longer exist after the second divine conflict, and are now a distant memory.

List of Current Greater Gods (After Divine War)

Below is a list of the common Greater Gods that are worshipped throughout the planes.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol	Status
Auril	Winter, deadly storms	Nature, Tempest, Frost*	Sharp, six-pointed snowflake	Alive
Azuth	Magics	Knowledge, Arcana	Immaculately carved wand wreathed in fire	Alive
Bane	Tyranny, bloodshed, hate, oppression	Violence*, War	Black hand clutching a crushed globe	Alive
Bhaal	Murder, killing, brutality	Death, Violence*	Cracked skull oozing blood	Alive
Chemosh	Undead, undeath	Death	Yellow skull	Alive
Ehlonna	Woodlands, animals, plants	Nature, Life	Unicorn horn	Alive
Eldath	Peace, serenity	Nature, Life, Peace	Waterfall plunging into still pool	Alive
Istis	Fate, destiny, change	Fate*, Knowledge	Dodecahedron	Alive
Jergal	Death, knowledge of the universe	Death, Knowledge	A skull sitting atop an open book	Alive
Kelemvor	Death, afterlife, judgement	Death, Grave, Life	Upright skeletal arm holding balanced scales/armored figure posing with a greatsword	Alive
Loviatar	Pain, suffering, misfortune	Death	Nine-headed flail	Alive
Oghma	Knowledge of all things	Arcana, Knowledge	Blank scroll surrounded by an infinity symbol	Alive
Pelor	Sun, healing, radiance	Light, Life	Multi-suns	Alive
Primus	Modron god, god of law and order	Order	Massive bronze warforged	Alive
Raven Queen	Death, crows, afterlife, souls	Death, Grave, Life	Woman draped in shadow, surrounded by a flock of crows	Alive
Saranrae	Love, life, peace	Peace, Life	Woman with warm smile and extended arms	Alive
Shar	Darkness, loss	Death, Trickery	Black disc encircled with a border	Alive
Storm Lord	Storms	Nature, Tempest	Leviathan	Dead, circa 1669 ADW
Sune	Love, beauty	Life, Peace	Embroidered mirror	Alive
Talona	Disease and poison	Pestilence*, Death	Poison droplets	Alive
Tempus	War	Violence*, War	Upright held flaming sword	Dead, circa 2020
Tharizdun	Eternal darkness	Trickery	Inverted ziggurat	Alive
Tyr	Justice, law	Order	Balanced scales resting on a warhammer	Dead, circa 2048
Vecna	Evil secrets	Death, Knowledge	Decayed hand with eye in palm	Dead, circa 1559 ADW
Waukeen	Trade, commerce, coin	Knowledge, Mercantile*	Coin mid-flip	Alive
Wee Jas	Magic and death	Arcana, Knowledge, Death	Red skull in front of fireball	Alive

List of Current Lesser Gods (After Divine War)

Below is a list of common Lesser Gods that are worshipped throughout the planes.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol	Status
Blibdoolpoolp	kuo-toa goddess of madness	none	Lobster's head	Dead, circa 1647 ADW
Dendar	Nightmares, dreams	Dream*	Massive serpent coiled around world	Alive
Heironeous	Valor, loyalty on the battlefield, honor	Order, War	Lightning bolt	Alive
Ilmata	Fate and destiny	Knowledge	Weaver's spindle with multiple strands	Alive
Malor	Hunt, violence, slaughter	Nature, Violence*	Bloody clawed paw	Alive
Masq	Thievery	Trickery	Black mask	Alive
Myrkull	God of death	Death, Grave	Decayed human skull	Alive
Solinari	Goddess of the suns and stars, traveling	Nature, Light, Cosmos*	Four stars that form a circle	Alive
Star Queen	Goddess of stars, space, otherworldly existence	Nature, Light, Cosmos*	Shooting star	Alive
Sylvania	Goddess of Guns, finance, judgment, vehemence	Ambition, Forge, Mercantile, War, Violence	Revolver	Alive
Traveler	Change, chaos, travel	Trickery, Travel*	Open doorway leading to a path	Alive
Velina	Icy climates, snow, ice, protection from storms	Frost*, Nature	Snow peak mountain	Alive
Vespera	Goddess of vampires, blood	Blood, Grave, Death	Blood vial	Alive
Ygrid	Goliath goddess of death, the dead, afterlife, judgment	Grave, Death, Life	Mountain	Alive
Zyra	Illusions, deception	Trickery	Upside-down triangle surrounded by mist	Alive

Specific Pantheons

Below are tables of pantheons that belong to specific cultures or peoples.

Tabaxi Pantheon

It is unknown if the Tabaxi actually have real gods, or if they are masters at stories and have created their own pantheon. Whatever the case, Tabaxi clerics get their divinity from some source, and claim that these gods are such source. Each god on this list pertains to an important aspect of the Tabaxi's culture, with names similar to their own.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Blossom Gift	Nature, plants, agriculture	Nature	Sapling
Blood Cat	Vampirism among Tabaxi	Blood	Bloody cat fangs
Bright Moon	Moons, stars, light	Light, Cosmos*, Twilight	Sun and moon
Chains of Burden	Slavery, prisons	none	Chains wrapping around a moon
Dark Moon	Tabaxi god of darkness, shadows	Twilight	Tabaxi surrounded by dark cloak
Elder Fish	Food, fishing, nature	Nature	Giant fish surrounded by net
Elder Matron	Goddess of all Tabaxi, family, birth	Life	Litter of kittens
Great River	Rivers, water, oceans	Nature, Ocean*	Flowing river
Lone Wanderer	Survival, nomads, travel, hunting	Nature, Travel*	Hooded figure walking in towards a sun
Open Grave	Death, afterlife, dead	Death, Grave, Life	Tombstone
Riddle	Knowledge, mischief	Knowledge, Trickery	Puzzle piece
Silver Tail	Trade, discussion, diplomacy	Mercantile*, Peace	Tabaxi grasped hands
Songbird	Adventure, stories, songs	Travel*	Cart
Sweetcat	Desserts, food, baking	Life	Cake

Wuxian Pantheon

People that hail from Wuxia, a country within the Alliance, tend to follow this pantheon. These gods stem from Lesser Elders that split themselves during the first divine war. These gods watch over the mysterious land that they are charged with.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Aka	Wuxian goddess of love, birth, and life	Life, Peace	Glowing heart
Edata	Wuxian goddess of the sea, sailing, fishing	Ocean*	Sailing ship
Quen	Wuxian god of battle	War	Tattered battle flag
Rishin	Wuxian god of peace and writing	Peace, Knowledge	Scroll full of text
Roni	Wuxian god of betrayal and murder	Death	Serrated dagger
Suri	Wuxian god of agriculture	Nature	Plow and hoe
Syn	Wuxian god of death and the afterlife	Grave, Death	Soul orb
Yadama	Wuxian god of adventure	Travel*	Heroic figure posing
Yumo	Wuxian god of storms, weather	Nature, Tempest	Typhoon
Zunshiro	Wuxian god of trade, diplomacy, spoken word	Mercantile*, Peace	Quill and coins

Dragonborn Pantheon

The Dragonborn pantheon is unchanged since the first divine war, with their gods immediately splitting from the Lesser Elders when the Dragonborn people came into existence. It is believed that Bahamut and Tiamat were two of these Lesser Elders, with a different name and different form. The two created separate images of themselves and formed the remainder of the pantheon, fighting over who gets control of what. Eventually, the gods that Bahamut created banded together and banished Tiamat to the hells, along with the gods she had birthed and created.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Astilabor	Acquisitions, wealth, treasure	Mercantile*	Dragon head on a coin
Bahamut	Good, law	Order, War, Life	Platinum dragon head in profile
B'falor	Elder dragon god, god of all dragons	Life, Death	Ten-headed dragon
Eress	Dragon goddess of magic	Arcana, Trickery	Dragon claw holding a wand
Lendir	Justice, punishment	Order	Dragon claw holding balanced scales
Kuyuth	Dragonborn demigod	Peace, Order	Dragonborn with wings
Null	Dragon god of the dead	Grave	Skeletal dragon wings curled around a dragon skull
Niflis	Dragon god of the sea, oceanic dragons	Ocean*	Yellow dragon
Sarwoar	Gem dragon god, psionics	none	Massive cracked gem
Skorgix	Dragon god of war and necessary violence	Violence*, War	Dragon claw holding a sheathed sword
Taratan	Healers, mercy	Life, Peace	Open draconic palm
Tassel	Greed, lies	Trickery	Coiled wyrm
Tiamat	Evil dragon goddess, vengeance	Death, Trickery	Five-headed dragon
Zarthalion	Dragon god of slaughter, violence, destruction	Violence*, War	Dragon breathing fire
Zot	Hatchlings, birth	Life	Egg

Elvish Pantheon

The Elvish pantheon dates far beyond recorded history. It is believed that since the Elves were some of the first creations of the Precursors, their gods came into existence first and haven't changed. Some gods might have switched names or portfolios, but no significant changes have occurred since that time.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Avandir	Primary god of the moon and sun elves	Cosmos*, Light, Twilight	Moon, star and sun
Culinir	Primary god of all elven kind; life cycles, death	Life, Grave	Mighty elvish character
Deep Sashelas	Primary god of aquatic elves	Nature, Ocean*, Tempest	Dolphin
Erivar	Elvish trickster god	Trickery	Broken triangle
G'delyn	Wood elvish god of heroism, adventuring, outlaws, feasting	Nature	Leaf-shaped arrow
Hy'ali	Wood elvish goddess of love and birth	Life, Nature	Mother holding a child
Inet	Storms, natural disasters	Nature, Tempest	Tsunami
Laetar	Philosophy, knowledge, secrets	Arcana, Knowledge	Eye inside an orb
Lotor	Dark Elvish god of freedom, adventure, home	Life, Peace	House
R'ili Fane	Wood elvish god of nature and the wilds	Nature	Stag horns
Ryn Fane	Wood elvish god of ritualistic cannibalism	Violence*	Figure eating a person
Sanan Moontouched	Moon elvish god of the moon, death and the dead	Death, Grave, Twilight	Moon over a tomb
Shevara	Demigod of revenge	Violence*, War	Bloody clenched fist
S'lora	Wood elvish god of hunting	Nature	Hunter's bow
Vanata	War, violence, loss, grief	Death, Violence*, War	Broken longsword
Y'tir	Wood elvish goddess of Weavers, magical stories	Arcana, Nature	Web with book inside
Yun	Snow elvish god	Frost*, Nature	Snowball
Zandalir	Magic	Arcana	Spell tome

Drow Pantheon

The Drow pantheon split from the rest of the Elvish pantheon in the earliest years of the first divine war. This was when Lolth was spawned, after she attempted to split from the Elvish pantheon by attempting to murder Culinir with the help of another evil god. She was banished to the Underdark, where she spawned her own kin, as well as her own pantheon from her own stomach. She was pregnant at the time with another god's child, but after being tainted with evil magics, these children came out dark and twisted, and formed the Drow pantheon. Most of the gods of this pantheon are considered evil.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Kiarasen	Slavery, undead, vengeance	Death	Cloak of bones
Lolth	God of all drow, spiders, demons, chaos, destiny	Trickery	Spider
Sevelar	Demigod of battle, bloodlust, violence	Violence*, War	Bloody crossed swords
Vhaerun	Darkness, thievery, male drow, evil activity on the surface	Trickery, Twilight, Violence*	Broken whip
Zhanatana	Chaos, assassins, change	Trickery	Shortsword in a cloak

Dwarvish Pantheon

Isolated during the first Divine war, the Dwarvish pantheon built creations and great cities for their people to live in, and hide out from the godly conflict. However, just like the Dwarvish people, their intentions were not as they would seem. The Dwarvish gods would build weapons of mass destruction, capable of killing gods. These weapons would be given to their people in case a rival god were to attack. Luckily, no other gods bothered this pantheon, as killing them would net in nothing gained.

The Dwarvish pantheon's divine domain is a massive network of mines known as Dwarfhome. For any and all intruders, it is virtually impossible to find where one would want to go and disturb. For followers, those with a knack for digging and embracing Dwarven culture are greeted to sights of gold, rare ore, and the Long Table, a dinner table stocked with endless food to partake in.

The Dwarvish pantheon has a hierarchy to keep themselves in check; greater Dwarves and intermediate Dwarves. Those befitting of the greater status oversee much within Dwarvish society and culture, and watch over the other intermediate gods. The remaining gods oversee smaller aspects of Dwarvish life and cannot rise beyond their predetermined status. This system is mostly adhered to, and killing another god within or outside their own pantheon grants nothing to a Dwarvish god. Instead, a Dwarvish god, if they want to rise in power, must forge something of reality-breaking value, either good or bad. However, the god with such that capability is their leader, Moradin, who oversees the Grand Forge.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Abbathor	Greed	Trickery	Jeweled dagger pointed down
Berronar Truesilver	Hearth, home, motherhood	Peace, Life, Love*	Dwarvish house
Clangeddin Silverbeard	Battle, honor in combat, valor	War	Hammer and shield
Deep Duerra	Duergar goddess of conquest, expansion, psionics	Order, War	Mind flayer skull
Dugmaren Brightmantle	Discovery, invention, scholarship, teaching	Knowledge	Open book
Dumathoin	Gems, mining, underground exploration	Mercantile*, Travel*	Gauntlet holding a gem
Gorm Gulthyn	Old god of fertility and love	Life, Love*	Baby carriage
Haela Brightaxe	Battle, luck	War	Flaming sword
Hanseath	Alcohol, carousing, war	War	Beer stein made from a skull
Laduguer	Duergar god of the duergar, magic, weapon-crafting	Forge, Life	Broken arrow
Marthammor Duin	Exiles, wanderers	Travel*	Upright mace in front of a tall boot
Moradin	Creation, crafts	Forge, Life	Hammer and anvil
Sharindlar	Healing, fertility, romance	Life, Love*	Blanket
Thard Harr	Hunting, nature, survival	Nature, Travel*	Wolf biting an arrow
Tharmekhûl	Forge, molten rock	Forge, Nature	Molten rock
Vergadain	Chance, luck, negotiation, trickery, wealth	Mercantile*, Travel*, Trickery	Gold coin with the face of a dwarf

Orcish Pantheon

The Orcs have mostly their own gods, who rose as champions during the Reign of Shogrush, and were instrumental in his defeat. Many of these gods were risen mortals, who became champions to another deity and became their own god. After Shogrush' reign, it was crucial to these champions that the orcs had someone to follow to save them from the total darkness that their world was under. However, they have old Gods, that those of the Free Orc tribes still worship.

Technically, with the exception of Dunthir Chak, Usurial Chak, Gruumsh, Luthic, Yugul, Ilneval and Morthal Chak, most of the Orc pantheon are actually divine entities or lesser deities. From the mortal perspective, they are all gods, but in the divine realm, they are only lesser deities and not full gods. This is because many of these gods still see them as heavily connected to the mortal plane and wish to not lose this connection. This connection allows them to directly intervene in affairs, but still with limitations.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Arfal Chak	Redemption, sacrifice, honor, second chances	Peace, Order, Life	Kneeling figure before a blade
Argan Demnir Chak	Fatherhood, parents, family	Peace, Life, Love*	Family figures holding hands
Bunda Chak	Hunting, exploration	Nature, Travel*	Bow and climbing shoes
Dunthir Chak	Law, honor, strength, valor, fighting	Order, War	Shield with crest on it
Endofir Chak	Stealth, assassinations, lawlessness	Twilight	Throwing dagger
Grull Shev Chak	Oceans, storms, sea life, sailing, travel	Ocean*, Nature	Orc riding a wave
Gruumsh	Old god of all orcs, war, violence	Death, Violence*, War	Fist dripping with blood
Ilneval	Old god of strategy and fighting	War	Sword and scroll
Luthic	Old god of fertility and love	Life, Love*	Baby carriage
Morthal Chak	Architecture, strength, cities, growth, civilization	Life, Order, Forge	Tower
Mar Chak	Geography, exploration, travel, weather	Nature, Travel*	Carriage or Boat
Nunadon Chak	Deceit, lies	Trickery	Hooded mask
Shogrush Chak	Shadows, Death, Curses, Darkness	Death, Grave	Shadow cloud with a crown in the center

Norse Pantheon

Among the many pantheons, the Norse Pantheon is one of the oldest. Within this pantheon are some of the strongest gods that wield ancient power. Their main worshippers are the Nords, mostly inhabiting Skaalgluvic. The Nords are humans that have existed in cold environments. These people hold high regards to their gods and are willing to fight for it, even fighting with their ancient neighbors, the Goliaths of Jotunrath.

The gods within the Norse Pantheon are among some of the first gods to walk among mortals in ancient times. Often, these gods would disguise themselves as fellow warriors or common folk to oversee their worship and the fate of their societies. These gods command massive areas of land in their divine domains and realms of the afterlife, allowing them to own an entire other dimension existing within the current realm. The Norse Pantheon oversee the realm of Ysgard, and have subsections within this plane dedicated to each good member of the pantheon.

After the second divine war, the Norse pantheon, in a twist of betrayal from one of their own, was banished to their dimension of power with no way of returning. This effectively cut them off from any and all worship from the Nords, sending their people into a mass panic that was recorded as an apocalyptic event within their culture. Thousands of years after this apocalyptic event, the most Nords have abandoned the faith to their gods, and have become a godless-society. However, a few remain loyal and one day wait for the return of their gods.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Aegir	Seas, storms	Nature, Ocean*, Tempest	Rough ocean waves
Balder	Beauty, poetry	Peace, Life, Love*	Gem-encrusted chalice
Forseti	Justice, Law	Order	Horned helmet
Frey	Fatherhood, kinship, peace	Life	Boar
Freya	Fertility, love	Life	Falcon
Frigg	Childbirth, motherhood	Light, Life	Cat
Heimdall	Prophecy, loyalty, watchfulness	Cosmos*	Oracle orb
Hel	Death, undeath, undead, underworld	Death, Grave, War	Woman's face, rotting on one side
Loki	Illusions, lies, madness	Trickery	Green dagger
Njord	Seas, winds	Nature, Ocean*, Tempest, Travel*	Boat
Odur	Light, sun, stars	Cosmos*, Light, Travel*	Solar sphere
Sif	War	War	Winged upraised sword
Skadi	Earth, mountains	Nature	Mountain peak
Thor	Honor, storms, thunder	Tempest, War	Hammer
Ullr	Hunting, snow, winter	Nature, Frost	Longbow

Beast Clade Pantheon

During Shogrush's reign, many beast-folk with similar ideas banded together to create the first society, called the Beast Clade. This empire stood strong for hundreds of years, and only disappeared when Shogrush was defeated by good aligned deities and their followers.

The Beast Clade is arguably one of the most powerful empires to have ever existed, and held sway over all those underneath their banner and beyond. They had their own gods, many of which rose to power as former champions of this new empire.

Among the Beast Clade were species such as Minotaur, Goblins, Kobolds, Bugbears, Hobgoblins, Lizardfolk, Shifters, Orcs, Trolls, Oni, and fish-like species.

The Beast Clade held dominion over the realm for hundreds of years.

The gods of the Beast Clade commanded strength and loyalty. Each of their gods represented a different lineage living within the society. Both the empire and the pantheon are referred to as the Beast Clade, though often times the Beast Clade Dominion is used to describe the actual empire.

The Beast Clade gods mostly consist of spirits and primordials, who purposely treat their power differently from the greater and lesser gods, having been wronged by them for thousands of years. These spirits can exist practically anywhere and at anytime, even in brief moments in the past. However, because they do not adhere to the godly rules that were put in place after the second divine war, they were not granted a divine domain. Instead, they combined their powers and created the Spirit Guide, a massive creature that appears differently to each god, that acts as a mobile afterlife. This mobility allowed this spirit to travel between the Throne Worlds of each god, but made it a target for other evil gods outside the pantheon who wanted to feed on souls.

When the Beast Clade Dominion vanished, it is unclear what actually happened to the Beast Clade gods. Some believe they fled to the Nine Hells, all becoming corrupted lesser Archdevils, brooding and waiting for their empire to return. Others believe they left to the Eldritch Unknown or even the Vile Dimension, eventually fading from existence.

Instead of true worship, many of these monstrous lineages post-Shogrush pay homage to these former deities. However, unlike traditional deities, it seems that the Beast Clade pantheon was directly tied to the health of the empire, and the worship of names does not apply to this pantheon.

Name	Portfolio	Suggested Domains	Symbol
Agnath	Banished Spirit of the Pteraps, chaos, hunger, madness	Madness*, Trickery	Jawless fish eating a globe
Aslaan	Spirit of the Leonin, glory, victory	War	Rising paw
Ches	Clans, friendship, prides, strength in numbers	Peace, Order	A pack of beasts
Canis	Spirit of the Caninae, loyalty, moon, stars	Cosmos*, Light, Order, Peace, Twilight	A wolf howling at the moon
Crocuta	Spirit of the Gnolls, bloodshed, conquest, violence	Blood, Violence*, War	Bloody jaws
Dylus	Spirit of the Lizardfolk, anger, strength	Violence*	Toothy maw
Ehlahs	Spirit of the Chondric, coin, combat, merchants, trade	Blood, Mercantile*, Violence*, War	Damaged shark fin
Fonor	Harvest, food, grazing	Nature	A lush field
Fyrix	Spirit of Clade Death, apocalypses, death, graves, undeath	Apocalypse*, Death, Grave	Burning village
Guiyu	Spirit of the Ostei, darkness, mystery, water	Ocean*, Tempest, Twilight	Outline of a dark fish
Holocepp	Spirit of the Ostei, death, space, travel, wards	Arcana, Death, Grave	Undersea trench
Jharo	Spirit of the Beast, creation, law, society	Arcana, Forge, Order	Shield and club pointing down
Kilimar	All elements, nature, survival	Frost, Nature, Ocean*, Tempest	All elements in a circle
Okuta	Banished Spirit of the Ostei, pain, suffering	Ocean*, Tempest	Bloody anchor
Prokul	Banished Spirit, destiny, fate, prophecy, time	Arcana, Cosmos*, Fate*, Time*	Three bleeding eyes
Thrahtahn	Banished Spirit, anarchy, assassination, betrayal, murder, slavery	Death, Twilight	Cart
Xarkasi	Banished Spirit, conflict, strife, terror, war	Blood, Violence*, War	Screaming face

The Eldritch Unknown

The Eldritch Unknown is not a pantheon, rather a collection of ancient beings from a realm known as The Unknown, a place completely shrouded in mystery and madness. Only fools have entered this realm, and lost all idea of why they went there in the first place, if they ever left. It is surmised that this realm is a collection of infested planets and other realms that are ruled by these entities, but scholars who have attempted to glimpse into this realm lose their minds and all concept of reality.

By definition, these deities have no known powers, but their followers "claim" they hold dominion over certain aspects. What is clear is that if any of these entities were to leave their realm and enter Sivurn, the end of the world would be determined.

Name
Bolothomagg
Dendar the Night Serpent
Hunger Below
Piscathes
Shothogugg
Y'chak
Borem, Lake of Boiling Mud
Kezef the Chaos Houd
Ityak-Ortheel the Elf Eater
The Gray Pestilence
Ragnorra, Mother of Monsters
Kyuss the Worm that Walks
Tharizdun the Elder Elemental Eye
Atropus, World Born Dead
Tharizdun the Elder Elemental Eye
Pandorym the Utter Annihilation
Haemnathuun the Blood Lord
Maram of the Great Spear
Tyranthaxus the Flamed One
Father Llymic, Alien Thought Given Flesh
The God in Yellow

Dead Worlds & Dead Stars

Dead Worlds and Dead Stars are heavily associated with the Eldritch Unknown. These are star bodies and planets given a horrible sentience, and seen as entities by the most insane of worshippers and cultists. Power indeed does come from these stars and planets, as they are able to travel across the Eldritch Unknown's realm space, and in very rare and dangerous cases, leave.

Dead Stars and Dead Worlds have certain colors that attribute to their absolute power over reality and madness. Colors such as orange, yellow, and green denominate lesser power, while blue, red, purple, gray, and black mean extreme power. Additionally, certain Dead Stars and Dead Worlds have the ability to travel between realms. A blue colored dead star that can travel between realities is considered extremely dangerous. These stars and worlds, in rare circumstances, are able to appear in the sky of Sivurn, disguising themselves as actual stars. In reality, they are watching, planning, and corrupting the reality of the realm.

Name	Reality Travel?	Color	Status
Acamar	Yes	Red	Unknown
Caiphon	Yes	Purple	Unknown
Delban	No	White	Unknown
Gibbeth	Yes	Green	Unknown
Hadar	No	Red	Unknown
Ihbar	Yes	Black	Unknown
Khirad	No	Blue	Unknown
Nihal	Yes	Blue	Unknown
Ulban	Yes	Blue	Unknown
Zhudun	Yes	Gray	Unknown