email: Aelor

Herein lies the Aelorian deities most commonly worshipped throughout the land. This is not a comprehensive list, as many other minor powers and forces exist. Even if you are not playing a cleric, it is recommended that you choose a patron deity from these descriptions to add background flavor and campaign hooks to your character.

 

Alignment Restrictions
All clerics must be no more than one step away from their deity's alignment. For example, a cleric of a Lawful Good deity must be either Lawful or Good, and cannot be Chaotic or Evil. Clerics of a True Neutral deity must have Neutral as some part of their alignment.

 

Heathen Priests
Clerics who do not worship a deity are non-existant. A character must have a deity in order to receive divine powers and spells.

Click on the deity's name for a more detailed description of their tenets, followers, and domains.

 



Table 1: Deities

Deity

Alignment

Influence

Typical Worshipers

Accuris

Lawful Evil

Vengeance, strife, tyranny

Conquerors, revenants

Aelor

Lawful Neutral

Knowledge, truth, Astrum

Wizards, sorcerers, scholars

Aluvia

Neutral Evil

Darkness, night, loss, forgetfulness

Assassins, thieves

Ashtor

Lawful Good

Endurance, suffering, the oppressed

Knights, holy warriors, slaves

Aurel

Neutral Evil

Cold, ice, winter

Snow orcs, frost giants

Bael

Chaotic Evil

Destruction, chaos

Enki

Chaotic Good

Luck, adventurers, travellers

Gamblers, halflings, rogues

Eos

Neutral

Time

 

Gaea

Neutral

Nature, the earth

Druids

Hel

Lawful Evil

Death, undead

Necromancers, death cults

Iberis

Lawful Neutral

Money, trade, business

Merchants

Ikkesh

Chaotic Neutral

Sea, storms

Sailors

Illorin

Neutral Good

Music, song, poetry, storytelling

Elves, bards, rogues

Isara

Lawful Evil

Pain, hurt, agony, evil birds

Harpies, sadists

Jond

Lawful Neutral

Artifice, craft, invention

Gnomes, builders, craftsmen

Khos

Chaotic Neutral

Strength, war

Fighters, dwarven warrior caste

Lorelei

Chaotic Good

Love, beauty, art, summer

Artists, painters, sculpters

Lyr

Chaotic Good

Moon, stars, the winds, lycanthropes

Wind elves, knights, rangers, sailors

Maai

Neutral

Magic, Ether, fire

Wizards, sorcerers

Mot

Chaotic Evil

Deceit, lies, trickery

Assassins, spies

Nergal

Chaotic Evil

Disease, decay, drought

 

Norns

Neutral

Fate, destiny

Witches, gypsies

Ranna

Chaotic Good

Joy, happiness, festivals, rain

Wanderers, halflings

Rillifane

Neutral Good

Forests

Wood elves, rangers

Tyr

Lawful Good

Justice, law

Fighters, knights, paladins, minotaurs

Unknown

Chaotic Neutral

Shadows, stealth, thievery

Thieves, assassins

Ur

Chaotic Neutral

Beasts, wilderness, autumn

Rangers, centaurs, orcs

Vesta

Lawful Good

Healing, dawn, birth, renewal, spring

Healers, midwives


Table 2: Common Deities by Race

Race

Commonly Worshipped Deities

Lizard folk

Aelor, Vesta, Ashtor

Deep dwarves

Jond, Tyr, Illorin. (Warrior caste: Khos)

Green dwarves

Iberis, Ranna

Gnomes

Jond

Halflings

Ranna, Enki

Selshan minotaurs

Ikkesh, Khos

Lashan minotaurs

Tyr

Wood elves

Rillifane, Gaea

Wind Elves

Lyr, Vesta

Dark Elves

Aluvia, Accuris, Mot

Note: Deities in italics are the most commonly worshipped by a particular race.


Table 3: Common Deities by Class

Class

Commonly Worshipped Deities

Fighters

Khos, Enki

Barbarians

Ur

Holy Warriors

Any

Rangers

Ur, Rillifane, Gaea

Wizards

Aelor, Maai

Illusionists

Maai, She who is Unseen, Mot

Necromancers

Hel, Nergal

Sorcerers

Aelor, Maai

Clerics

Any

Druids

Gaea

Rogues

She who is Unseen, Enki, Mot

Bards

Illorin

Monks

Ashtor, Aelor, Vesta