The Old Gods

These are the old gods of Britain, still worshiped by pagans throughout the isles. These gods are numberless, but chief among them are:

• Llud: God of fire, sun, and heaven. Also known as Belons, Lug, Beli Lugh, Nudd, and Llyr.
• Bran: The lord of the underworld. Also known as Pwyll and Urbgen.
• Math: God of the stars, keeper of ancient secrets, and chief teacher of the Druids. Also known as Esus.
• Don: The first and mother goddess. Also known as Modron, Anna, Brigid, Arianrhod, Rhiannon, Epona, Gaia
• Cerridwen: The dark goddess of magic. Also known as Morgaine.
• Blodeuwedd: The maiden goddess of springtime. Also known as Creudylad.
• Llew: The resurrecting god of light and plenty. Also known as Owain, Angeus, Pryderi, Gwythur, and Mabon.
• Gwynn: The dark god of winter and leader of the Wild Hunt. Also known as Gronw Pebyr and Meligraunce.
• Mannan: Ruler of the Irish Sea and lord of the hidden kingdom that lies underneath. Also known as Manawyddin.

Type

Religious, Pantheon