Lizdah Deities

This temporary article serves as a quick reference list of all Lizdah deities mentioned in other articles; more comprehensive articles on individual deities will come and be linked as needed.

The Lizdah deities are the pantheon of deities which preceded the Ayadane pantheon, and are the namesake of the Lizdah Era which lasted for 2836 years. As they are the most recently ended pantheon, historical and archaeological data regarding them is easier to come by than that of prior pantheons, but there is still much that is being pieced together about their early years. Very few are still alive in the modern era who are old enough to remember them, but most describe them as petty and wrathful, beings worshipped only out fear and a desire to not incur their anger.

List of deities:

Féngos

Deity of the sun, leader of Lizdah pantheon, had a male humanoid form with a glowing fissure running down the center of his chest, was romantically linked with Ruham

Tehet

Deity of art, often depicted as a living marble statue, his tiefling and aasimar descendants were known to have similar marble-like features.

Csella

Deity of trickery and deceit. The forms they took seem to have been inconsistent, constantly changing.

Reszket

Deity of natural disasters, an enormous snake capable of burrowing through the earth, said to have caused earthquakes when it moved. It's not clear if Reszket had a humanoid form, or was ever a humanoid to begin with. Some have suggested that they were an older, primordial deity.

Urasen

Deity of the stars, seems to have been a relatively minor deity, little is known about them.

Virag 

Deity of nature, believed to be the last Lizdah deity to die.

Ruham

Deity of insects and darkness often depicted as some sort of moth-like being, was romantically linked with Féngos