Pantheons

While the world developed in several different directions, the various species gravitated towards different aspects of divinity to create their own pantheons. The following are the most common pantheons of Vielamor, but note there are always exceptions among individuals.

Table of Contents Dwarven Pantheon Elven Pantheon Gnomish Pantheon Halfling Pantheon Human Pantheon Orcish Pantheon

Dwarven Pantheon

Deities

• Erdah, The Master Craftsman
• Egan, The Den Mother
• Domarri, The Peacekeeper
• Bálrigg, The Flame Beneath
• Rángeld, The Luring Pool

Myths

• Creation - World Parent
• Restart - Earthquake
• End of the World - Ragnarok
• After Death - Reward/Punishment

Organization & Worship

• Influence - World
• Incorporation & Authority - Tight Structure with a Central Authority
• Integration - Cloister and Diocese
• Poitical Influence - Minor (Regional)

Worship

• Where - Grand Temple
• How Often - Four Times a Day
• How - Drinking Alcohol with Meals

Holidays

• None Listed

Elven Pantheon

Deities

• Grandmother Winter / The Snow Queen
• The Great Tree
• Larenquin, The Spring Maiden
• Settahlenthal, Mother Harvest
• Summer's Flame

Myths

• Creation - World Parent
• Restart - Blizzard
• End of the World - The Great Frost
• After Death - Reincarnation

Organization & Worship

• Influence - Continent
• Incorporation & Authority - Loose Structure with Dispersed Authority
• Integration - Diocese (Among the People)
• Poitical Influence - Major (National)

Worship

• Where - Temple
• How Often - Once a Season
• How - A Blessing (led by a group/priest/self)

Holidays

• (High Winter) - Storytelling
• (High Spring) - Celebration of Fauna
• (High Summer) - Public Punishment then Magic (Conjuring/Fortuneteller/Fireworks)
• (High Autumn) - Baccanal

Gnomish Pantheon

Deities

• The Trickster
• The Passions
• The Crafter
• The Tinkerer
• The Weaver
• The Wanderer
• The Dreamer

Myths

• Creation - Emergence
• Restart - Rift Opening
• End of the World - Apocalypse
• After Death - Reincarnation

Organization & Worship

• Influence - Continent
• Incorporation & Authority - Isolated Structure with No Guiding Authority
• Integration - Diocese (Among the People)
• Poitical Influence - Minor (Regional)

Worship

• Where - Temple
• How Often - Three Times a Day
• How - Maintain a Performance (ex. Song in a Round Sacred Texts (Read/Interpret Blueprints & Designs Self Betterment (Practice Self-Betterment (Learn)

Holidays

• None Listed

Halfling Pantheon

Deities

• The Sneak
• The Muse
• The Traveller
• The Jeweller
• The Hearth

Myths

• Creation - Emergence
• Restart - Famine
• End of the World - Reset
• After Death - Reincarnation

Organization & Worship

• Influence - Continent
• Incorporation & Authority - Loose Structure with Dispersed Authority
• Integration - Cloister & Diocese (Among the People)
• Poitical Influence - Minor (Regional)

Worship

• Where - Anywhere
• How Often - Once Monthly
• How - Charity (Donation)

Holidays

• None Listed

Human Pantheon

The Grand Pantheon is universally recognized to collect the gods of the other pantheons into four stages. A person may follow an individual god or a collection of them based on their ideals.

Deities

Ancients

The oldest and most primeval of dieties.

• Perkunas, The Grey Bolt and Wise Thunder
• The Whisper King, The Keeper of Forbidden Knowledge, The Keeper of Madness, The Lord of the Deep , and The Lord of Secrets
• Zeroth, The Dark Star, Death, Sovereign of the End, The Black Knight, Dream Eater, The Infinite, and The Shrouded One

Elementals

The gods representing the four elements, created by the Ancients.

• Afret, The Flame Prince and Wishmaster
• Arun, The All-Seeing, The Invincible, and The Sun
• Erdah, King of Dwarves and Master of Mountains
• Pyry, The Queen of Elves

Seasonals

Created by the elementals: Quin represents Spring; Donaru and Dregnu are the brothers of Summer; Seta is the goddess of Autumn; and Pyry, the water goddess, also represents Winter.

• Donaru, The Crusader and The Protector
• Dregnu, The Bloody Trail and The Warmonger
• Quin, Forestborn
• Seta, The Harvester

Proto-Ascendants

Deitiees created or ascendant pre-Starfall: Agere and Juxis ascended to godhood from mortaldom; Crihe was Arun's heart pulled from his chest and made manifest; Nurunset was made from the veil between life and death, infused with Perkunas's magic, however was cursed by The Whisper King.

• Agere, The Actor, The Merchant, The Shady Dealer, and The Twin Masks
• Crihe, The Burning Heart and The Matchmaker
• Juxis, The Architect of Life
• Nurunset, The Lone Wanderer, The Night Witch, and The Pale Maiden

Myths

• Creation - Creation from Chaos
• Restart - Magic Plague
• End of the World - Final Judgement
• After Death - Reward/Punishment

Organization & Worship

• Influence - World
• Incorporation & Authority - Independent Stucture with Regional Authority
• Integration - Cloisters and Diocese (Among the People)
• Poitical Influence - Major (National)

Worship

• Where - Anywhere
• How Often - Weekly
• How - Charity (Donation Discussion; Prayer; Sermon (Led by Group/Priest/Self)

Holidays

• None Listed

Orcish Pantheon

Deities

• The Purifier
• The Duelist
• The Blood Hunter
• The Huntress
• The Night Mother

Myths

• Creation - Creation from Chaos
• Restart - Fire
• End of the World - Ragnarok
• After Death - Reward/Punishment

Organization & Worship

• Influence - World
• Incorporation & Authority - Loose Structure with Dispersed Authority
• Integration - Cloister and Diocese (Among the People)
• Poitical Influence - Minor (Regional)

Worship

• Where - Anywhere
• How Often - Once Monthly
• How - Evangelize, Maintain an Ongoing Fire, Ritual Scarification or Tattooing

Holidays

• None Listed