The Gods of Anide are a collection of divine beings who were created by the
Primordials ,
Suul and
Luun .
| Name | Lawful-Chaotic | Good-Evil | God Of | Symbol | Suggested Domains |
|---|
| The Ascended |
N |
N |
Purity, Trust, Sympathy |
Wings, Ascendant |
N/A |
| The Child |
N |
G |
Life, Joy, Wonder |
Circle, With Dot In The Center |
Life, Light |
| The Farmer |
L |
G |
Agriculture, Seasons, Animal Husbandry |
Stylized Wheat |
Light, Nature |
| The Fool |
N |
N |
Luck, Wealth, Prophecy |
Jester's Hat |
Arcana, Tempest |
| The Hunter |
C |
G |
Nature, Animals, The Hunt |
Arrowhead |
Nature, Twlight |
| The Judge |
L |
N |
Law, Society, Justice |
Balanced Scales |
Order, Grave |
| The Lover |
C |
G |
Love, Passion, Art |
Stylized Rose |
Life, Forge |
| The Monarch |
L |
G |
Benevolence, Kindness, Mercy |
Crown |
N/A |
| The Parent |
L |
G |
Fertility, Healing, Compassion |
Four-Pointed Sunburst Over A Circle With A Dot In The Center |
Peace, Twilight |
| The Sage |
L |
N |
Knowledge, Storytelling, The Arcane |
Open Book |
Arcana, Knowledge |
| The Sailor |
C |
N |
The Sea, Storms, Travelers |
Eight-Pointed Comapss Rose |
Tempest, Grave |
| The Smith |
N |
G |
Forging, Innovation, Science |
Hammer And Anvil |
Forge, Knowledge |
| The Thief |
C |
N |
Thievery, Deception, Death |
Cloaked Figure, Silhoutted |
Trickery, Grave |
| The Warrior |
N |
N |
War, Peace, Sport |
Sword And Olive Branch, Crossed |
War, Peace |
| The Unborn God |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
The Gods known as The Ascended, The Monarch, and the Unborn God were corrupted by the Primordial
Daak .
| Name / Formerly | Lawful-Chaotic | Good-Evil | God Of | Symbol | Suggested Domains |
|---|
| The Fallen / The Ascended |
N |
E |
Corruption, Lies, Vengeance |
Inverted Wings |
Trickery, Knowledge |
| The Madness / The Unborn God |
C |
E |
Chaos, Murder, Destruction |
Jagged Spiral |
War, Death |
| The Tyrant / The Monarch |
L |
E |
Tyranny, Cruelty, Punishment |
Broken Crown |
Order, Death |
Anide is a polytheistic world, and many people will offer prayers to more than one of the gods. One may pray to both The Child and The Parent to look after their newborn, or to Suul and The Farmer for a good harvest. Being a devout follower of one of the Gods does not necessarily preclude one from offering prayers or worship to another of the Gods, so long as the Gods in question are not in conflict with each other.
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