The Pantheon of Mortal Gods

These divine beings are the ones most popular amongst humans (and some dwarves and elves). They are said to be the gods who freed humans from the slavery of the giants, and who have looked out for their favoured‘children’ ever since. They are sometimes known as the Mortal Gods, and have very human-like relationships and emotions, their myriad tales being entertaining and tumultuous affairs of daily life, war, and romance.
Since the catastrophe known as The Long Night, a number of the Pantheon have been silent. Priests and oracles have been unable to receive their gifts and so these gods have been deemed missing, but many believe them to be dead. It would seem that the upheaval of recent years has not been limited to the mortal world.
The Mortal Gods are:
Llyr (missing), King of the Gods, God of the Seas and the Sky
Tethys, Llyr’s Wife (and mother), Goddess of Magic and Transition
Svarog, Brother of Llyr, God of Fire and War
Helith, Daughter of Llyr and Tethys, Goddess of Fertility and Summer
Valend (missing), Son of Llyr and Tethys, God of Skill and Victory
Yrsa (missing), Daughter of Llyr and Tethys, Goddess of Hunting and Strength
Fenya, Wife of Valend, Goddess of Wisdom and the Home
Arawn, Elven King, God of the Dead and Lord of Annwn
Scathach, Dwarven Patron, Goddess of Fate and Winter