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Contents
Vaeloria, Goddess of Time ........................................................................................ 4
Raas the Platinum Wyrm ....................................................................................... 5
Bedaron the Father of the Dead ................................................................................. 6
Dwal Forgefather ..................................................................................................... 8
Dissamoth, The Guardian ........................................................................................ 9
Lecros, God of Decay ............................................................................................. 11
Oxsana, The Crone ................................................................................................ 12
Kolvir the Winter's Embrace ................................................................................... 13
Solathia the Radiant ............................................................................................. 14
Autumnia the Crimson ........................................................................................... 16
Vernalis the Verdant .............................................................................................. 17
Arcanis the Enigmatic ........................................................................................... 19
Despoteos the Iron Fist .......................................................................................... 21
Luribel the Fortunate .............................................................................................. 23
Valthoros the Shadow ............................................................................................ 25
Lysanara the Verdant ............................................................................................ 27
Osandra the Wave Mistress .................................................................................... 29
Manto, The Pirate God .......................................................................................... 30
The Eldest ............................................................................................................. 32
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Liraela, The Lady of Lavender Wood ...................................................................... 34
Kethar, The God of Storms .................................................................................... 35
Ignaros, The God of Fire ....................................................................................... 37
Entomira the Swarmkeeper..................................................................................... 38
Aurilux the Golden ................................................................................................. 40

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Felebrus the Jubilant .............................................................................................. 41
Malthiros the Tormented ......................................................................................... 44
Azkaroth the Deceiver ............................................................................................. 45
Lysindra, The Goddess of Adultery ......................................................................... 47
Haphelion, The Goddess of Art ............................................................................... 49
Amanthar, The God of Peace ................................................................................. 50
Solquin, The God of Silence .................................................................................... 52
Yoran Forgelord ..................................................................................................... 53
Xalthar the Mad .................................................................................................... 54
Estara, The Goddess of Shelter............................................................................... 56
Rothgor, Orcish God of Rage ................................................................................. 57
Lysirea, God of Love ............................................................................................. 59
Hali Duskbringer.................................................................................................... 62
Luneira, Goddess of the Moon ................................................................................ 63
Merna, Goddess of Politics..................................................................................... 67
Tharumos The Lawgiver ........................................................................................ 68
The Traveler .......................................................................................................... 70
Emara Hearthkeeper ............................................................................................... 71
Sarenthor, God of Patience .................................................................................... 73

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Vaeloria, Goddess of Time
Aliases: The Timekeeper, The
Seer of Ages, The Unfaltering
Gaze
Domains: Time, Knowledge,
History, Prophecy, Wisdom
Symbols: An hourglass in front
of an infinity symbol
Description:
Vaeloria, the Eternal Watcher,
is a revered and enigmatic deity
who governs the flow of time
and the mysteries of the past
and future. As the Timekeeper,
she is worshiped by scholars,
historians, sages, and anyone
seeking to understand or
manipulate the forces of time. Her divine gaze sees through the veil of ages, granting her
unparalleled wisdom and foresight.
Often depicted as a majestic, ageless figure with long flowing hair and piercing eyes that
see beyond time, Vaeloria resides in a grand palace outside of time and space. From her
crystalline throne, she watches the events of history unfold, guiding and protecting
mortals through their journey.
Vaeloria's temples are adorned with clocks, hourglasses, and other timekeeping
instruments, signifying the ceaseless march of time. Her followers seek her guidance to
gain insight into the future, learn from the past, and celebrate the passage of time
through rituals marking solstices and equinoxes.
Though immensely powerful, Vaeloria is known for her benevolence and nurturing
nature. As the guardian of history, her followers work tirelessly to preserve ancient relics
and documents, ensuring that the knowledge of past generations endures for the benefit
of the future.
Her priests are adept at divination and prophecy, providing counsel to rulers and leaders
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also possess the unique ability to manipulate time, allowing them to slow or accelerate
its passage in certain situations. Her priests are adept at divination and prophecy,
providing counsel to rulers and leaders based on their understanding of history and
foresight into what is yet to come. They also possess the unique ability to manipulate
time, allowing them to slow or accelerate its passage in certain situations. Her priests
are adept at divination and prophecy, providing counsel to rulers and leaders based on
their understanding of history and foresight into what is yet to come. They also possess
the unique ability to manipulate time, allowing them to slow or accelerate its passage in
certain situations.

Raas the Platinum Wyrm

Aliases: The Dragonfather,
Lifebringer, The Reborn
Guardian
Domains: Dragons,
Creation, Life, Protection,
Renewal
Symbols: A platinum
dragon egg, a dragon's
breath, a coiled platinum
dragon
Description:
Raas the Platinum Wyrm
is a revered and ancient
deity in the pantheon of
Ilvanoss. He is the creator
and protector of dragons on
Tana and is believed to
have breathed life into the world when it was young.
Raas is often depicted as a majestic and powerful platinum dragon, with scales that
shimmer like stars in the night sky. His eyes are said to hold the wisdom of ages, and
his breath carries the power of creation and life.

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During the Lichwar, Thannok's dark rituals caused Raas' power to wane, and he
eventually succumbed to a mysterious illness. His once-mighty form grew weak, and he
ultimately died, his body fading away into the mists of history.
However, the Unavowed, a group of legendary heroes, discovered an ancient nest hidden
within a vein of platinum. Within it, they found a single dragon egg, which they took
into hiding. When the Unavowed reemerged into history, they were accompanied by a
reborn Raas, who bestowed upon them the titles of Dragon friend and Caretakers of
Tana.
The followers of Raas include dragons, dragonborn, and those who seek to protect the
world from the forces of darkness and destruction. They revere Raas for his role in
creating the first dragons on Tana and for his continued guardianship over the world.
Priests and priestesses of Raas are skilled in the arts of healing and restoration, using
their abilities to mend wounds and cleanse corruption from the world. They also act as
protectors of dragon-kind and their sacred nesting grounds, ensuring that the legacy of
Raas endures for generations to come.
Temples dedicated to Raas are often hidden within the remote mountains and caverns,
far from the reach of those who would do harm to dragons and their sacred sites. These
temples are adorned with intricate carvings and symbols representing dragons, creation,
and the rebirth of the Platinum Wyrm.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Raas the Platinum Wyrm stands as a symbol of hope,
renewal, and protection. His rebirth serves as a reminder that even in the darkest times,
the light of life and creation can never be truly extinguished, and his followers strive to
uphold the values of protection and guardianship that he embodies.

Bedaron the Father of the Dead

Aliases: The Raven Lord, The Soul Shepherd, The Ebony Guardian
Domains: Death, Afterlife, Rebirth, Judgment, Balance

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Symbols: A raven's head, a scythe encircled by a raven's wings, a black feather falling
upon a tombstone
Bedaron, Father of the
Dead, is the Greater God of
Death in the Ilvanoss
setting. As the Raven Lord,
he is both feared and
revered by mortals and
deities alike. He is the ruler
of the underworld and the
afterlife, guiding souls to
their final resting place and
maintaining the balance
between life and death.
Bedaron is often depicted as
a tall, raven-headed figure,
his body enshrouded in a
black cloak that appears to
shift and writhe with a life
of its own. He wields a mighty scythe, the instrument he uses to harvest the souls of the
living. His presence is accompanied by an unnerving chill in the air and a sense of
foreboding.
Though his visage may be terrifying, Bedaron is not an evil deity. He is a guardian of
the natural order, ensuring the uninterrupted cycle of life and death. His followers
perceive death as a natural stage of existence and revere Bedaron for guiding souls to
their rightful place in the afterlife.
The underworld, a vast and shadowy realm beyond the mortal world, serves as
Bedaron's domain. In this realm, souls of the deceased await judgment, either to be
reincarnated or to journey to their final resting place. Bedaron's word is law in this
realm, and he presides over it with unwavering authority.
Bedaron's priests often work as morticians, funeral directors, and other professionals
who deal with death regularly. They possess expertise in embalming and preserving
bodies, performing rituals to ensure that the deceased's souls safely reach the afterlife.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Bedaron, the raven-headed Father of the Dead, is a
powerful and essential deity. His followers regard him as a benevolent force, guiding
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souls to their rightful place in the afterlife and upholding the delicate balance between life
and death.

Dwal Forgefather
Aliases: The Dwarven Creator, The Earthshaker, The Father of the Stout Folk
Domains: Creation, Earth, Forge, Artisanship, Strength
Symbols: A fiery beard, a mighty axe embedded in stone, a mountain range with a
hammer and anvil at its peak
Description:
Dwal Forgefather, the Father of the
Dwarven Gods, is the revered
Creation God of the Dwarves in the
realm of Ilvanoss. All Dwarves
consider him their father, and they
honor him as the one who shaped
their destiny and crafted their home
in the heart of the mountains.
In the age of creation, when the world
was still young and untamed, Dwal
journeyed across the emerald plains of
southern Ilvanoss. His powerful steps
shook the earth, and his fiery beard
flowed like a burning river.
Encountering an immovable boulder
blocking his path, Dwal struck it with his greatest creation, the mighty axe Mistrender.
The axe became lodged in the stone, and despite Dwal's efforts, it remained firmly
rooted.
As time passed, Dwal's frustration turned to determination. Heaving with all his might,
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Admiring the towering peaks, Dwal knew that they would be an ideal home for his
children, the Dwarves.
Summoning the Dwarves to inhabit the deep halls and rich caverns of Skyreach, they
mined precious metals and gems, forging masterpieces of art and craftsmanship. The
mountains of Skyreach stand as a testament to Dwal Forgefather's power and the
resilience of the earth itself, providing a strong and enduring home for the Dwarven
people.
Followers of Dwal Forgefather are skilled miners, artisans, and warriors. They honor
him through their craftsmanship, strength, and devotion to their people. Temples
dedicated to Dwal Forgefather are often found deep within the mountains, adorned with
intricate carvings and rich treasures that symbolize the Dwarves' gratitude and
reverence for their divine creator.

Dissamoth, The Guardian

Aliases: The Ascended
Protector, The Gatekeeper, The
Watchful Sentinel
Domains: Protection, Sacrifice,
Guardianship, Cosmic Balance,
Duty
Symbols: A golden gate with a
burning eye over it.
Description:
Dissamoth, the Guardian, is the
newest addition to the pantheon
of Ilvanoss. He was once a
mortal adventurer, a member of
the legendary group known as
The Unavowed. Born the son of
Thannok the Lich Lord,
Dissamoth was sent to infiltrate the Unavowed as a spy through Thannok's eye, which
was placed in his socket.
During his time with The Unavowed, Dissamoth encountered the fabled weapon
Mistrender, which chose him as its wielder. The divine power of Mistrender burned

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Thannok's eye from his socket, freeing him from his father's control. Dissamoth
continued to fight alongside The Unavowed during the Lichwar and other perilous
adventures.
In the end, he made the ultimate sacrifice by merging his mortal life with Mistrender
and ascending to godhood as The Guardian. His primary purpose is to protect the
planet Tana against powerful cosmic and extraplanar threats, ensuring that gods,
demon princes, archdevils, powerful arch fey, and other similarly powerful beings are
unable to manifest on the planet.
Dissamoth's divine realm is the Divine Gate, a celestial barrier that separates Tana
from the vast expanse of the cosmos. As the Gatekeeper, he vigilantly stands watch over
this gateway, prepared to defend Tana from any interlopers seeking to bring harm to its
people.
Followers of Dissamoth are dedicated to the protection of others, often taking on roles as
guards, soldiers, or watchmen. They uphold the values of self-sacrifice, duty, and
vigilance, inspired by the story of Dissamoth's ascension and his unwavering
commitment to the safety of Tana.
Temples dedicated to Dissamoth are often built near borders or other significant
locations, serving as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and protection. Adorned
with depictions of the Guardian and his celestial duty, these temples are places where
followers gather to honor Dissamoth's sacrifice and seek his guidance in their own
duties.

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Lecros, God of Decay
Lecros, The God of Decay
Aliases: The Withering One, The
Rotbringer, Lord of Entropy
Domains: Decay, Death, Entropy,
Time, Nature
Symbols: A crumbling skull, a
wilted flower, an hourglass with
decaying sand
Description: Lecros, the God of
Decay, is a somber and stoic deity
who governs the natural processes of
deterioration, decline, and the
eventual end of all things. As the
Lord of Entropy, Lecros ensures
that the cycle of life and death remains balanced, and that the world is ever-changing,
giving way to new life and opportunities. Lecros appears as a tall, emaciated figure
draped in tattered robes, his face hidden behind a veil of shadows. His presence
emanates a palpable aura of decay, causing nearby plants to wither and even stone to
crumble with time. He is neither inherently malicious nor benevolent, but instead,
embodies the inevitability of decay and the passage of time.
Followers of Lecros include morticians, gravekeepers, druids, necromancers, and others
who understand the importance of decay in the cycle of life. They respect the inevitability
of decline and seek to ensure that the natural order remains unaltered by mortal
ambitions.
Lecros grants his followers the power to wield necrotic energies, manipulate the flow of
time, and commune with the forces of nature. Some devotees may also gain the ability
to hasten or delay the decay of living beings, objects, or even the land itself.
Temples dedicated to Lecros are often found in places where decay is most evident, such
as graveyards, abandoned ruins, or dense forests where fallen trees return to the earth.
These temples are typically adorned with symbols of entropy and the passage of time,
serving as a constant reminder that all things must eventually return to dust.Venara,
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Oxsana, The Crone
Goddess of Hags
Aliases: Granny Dolo, The Shape-shifting Hag, The Whispering Witch
Domains: Hags, Trickery, Transformation, Wisdom, Dark Magic
Symbols: A gnarled staff entwined with a serpent, a hooded crow, or a decrepit hand
holding a glowing orb
Description:
Oxsana, the Crone Goddess of Hags, is an enigmatic and ancient deity who often roams
the mortal realm, taking on various hag forms to interact with mortals. Capricious and
unpredictable, Oxsana delights in testing the mettle and wits of mortals, offering them
cryptic wisdom or dark secrets in exchange for their loyalty or a favor.
Her true form is said to be that
of a wise and beautiful woman,
but she prefers to hide her true
nature behind the visage of
various hags, each with their
own distinct personality and
appearance. Among her most
well-known guises is Granny
Dolo, a bent and wrinkled old
woman with a sly grin and eyes
that hold untold secrets.
Granny Dolo is notorious for
her dealings with Warryn of the
Unavowed, to whom she
revealed the secret of life and
many believe that Warryn's
newfound power was a crucial
turning point in the realm's history.
Oxsana's followers often consist of hags, witches, and other practitioners of dark magic,
who revere her as the ultimate embodiment of their power and cunning. In return,
Oxsana bestows her followers with the ability to transform, manipulate others, and tap
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Temples dedicated to Oxsana are rare and often hidden in remote, secluded locations
such as deep forests or shadowy caves. They are typically filled with mysterious
symbols, strange artifacts, and dark secrets that only the most devoted followers can
unlock.

Kolvir the Winter's Embrace

Aliases: The Frost Sovereign, The
Chillbringer, The Snowshaper
Domains: Winter, Cold, Snow,
Ice, Frost, Survival
Symbols: A snowflake, an icicle, a
frost-covered tree
Description:
Kolvir the Winter's Embrace is
the enigmatic and powerful god of
winter in the pantheon of
Ilvanoss. Ruling over the
domains of cold, snow, ice, and
frost, Kolvir is revered by those
who appreciate the beauty and
harshness of the winter season
and respected by those who must endure its challenges.
Kolvir is often depicted as a tall and regal figure, with an air of both serenity and
austerity. His eyes are as blue as the deepest ice, and his hair is a cascade of snowflakes
that seem to dance in the air around him. His garments are made of ice and frost, and
he is frequently shown wielding a staff of frozen crystal.
As the god of winter, Kolvir is known to be both merciless and compassionate,
embodying the duality of the season. He can unleash devastating blizzards and coat
entire landscapes in ice, but he also provides the world with a time of rest and
regeneration, allowing for the renewal of life come spring.
Kolvir's followers include those who live in cold climates, as well as hunters, trappers,
and others who rely on their skills of survival to endure the harshness of winter. They
pay homage to Kolvir through rituals and offerings, seeking his favor for protection
against the biting cold and asking for his guidance in the trials they face.

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Priests and priestesses of Kolvir are skilled in the arts of ice magic and weather
manipulation, using their abilities to control the forces of winter and ensure the safety
of their communities. They also act as spiritual guides, teaching their followers the
virtues of resilience, perseverance, and adaptability in the face of adversity.
Temples dedicated to Kolvir are often found in regions with harsh winters or high in the
mountains, where the god's presence is most strongly felt. These temples are built of ice
and stone, designed to endure the harshest of elements and stand as a testament to the
power of winter.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Kolvir the Winter's Embrace serves as a reminder of the
ever-changing cycle of the seasons and the inherent strength that can be found in facing
the challenges of life. His followers draw inspiration from the god's resilience, embracing
the beauty and the trials of winter with equal measure.

Solathia the Radiant

Title: Goddess of Summer, The
Bountiful Sun, The Warm Embrace
Domains: Summer, Sun, Growth,
Life, Festivities
Symbol: A golden sunburst
surrounded by lush greenery
Aliases: The Shining Mother, The
Everbright, The Lady of Warmth
Appearance: Solathia the Radiant is
a dazzling and warm figure,
embodying the vibrant energy and
life-giving properties of the summer
sun. She has the form of a beautiful
and radiant humanoid with long
golden hair that seems to shimmer like sunlight. Her eyes shine like bright embers, and
her skin has a warm, golden glow. Solathia is typically depicted wearing a flowing
dress made of sunlight and adorned with flowers, leaves, and other symbols of summer's
bounty.
Lore: Solathia the Radiant is the embodiment of summer, a season of growth, life, and
abundance. As the divine patron of the sun and its life-giving properties, she oversees

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the flourishing of crops, the warmth of long days, and the joy of summer festivities.
Solathia is said to guide farmers in their work, ensuring bountiful harvests and
providing protection from the harmful effects of the sun's heat.
Worship and Clergy: Solathia's followers are typically those who appreciate the warmth
and abundance of summer, such as farmers, gardeners, sun worshippers, and those who
enjoy outdoor activities and celebrations. They give thanks to Solathia for her blessings
and seek her guidance in matters related to growth, life, and the sun's energy.
Temples dedicated to Solathia the Radiant are often open-air structures, with gardens
and natural sunlight playing a significant role in their design. These temples serve as
places of worship, meditation, and celebration, where followers can bask in the warmth
of Solathia's divine presence.
Solathia's clergy is composed of priests, druids, and other individuals who dedicate their
lives to the celebration and preservation of summer's warmth and abundance. They
organize festivals, tend to gardens, and teach others about the importance of the sun's
life-giving power.
Notable Abilities:
Solar Blessing: Clerics of Solathia can channel the power of the summer sun, granting
themselves and their allies increased strength, vitality, and resilience.
Sunbeam: Followers of Solathia can harness the sun's energy to unleash a powerful
beam of radiant light, damaging their enemies and dispelling darkness.
Growth Surge: Solathia's clerics can accelerate the growth of plants and crops, ensuring
bountiful harvests and lush landscapes.
Warm Embrace: The Goddess of Summer grants her followers the ability to provide
comfort and healing through the warmth of her divine presence.
Solathia the Radiant is a beloved figure in the world of Ilvanoss, representing the
warmth, abundance, and joy of summer. Her followers work to spread her radiant
blessings, fostering growth and life, and celebrating the bounty of the sun's energy.

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Autumnia the Crimson
Title: Goddess of Autumn, The
Harvest Bringer, The Winds of Change
Domains: Autumn, Harvest,
Transformation, Balance, Wind
Symbol: A golden leaf within a circle
of branches
Aliases: The Amber Lady, The
Mistress of the Fading Sun, The
Whispering Wind
Appearance: Autumnia the Crimson is
a serene and graceful figure,
embodying the beauty and tranquility
of the autumn season. She appears as
a humanoid with warm, earth-toned skin, and her hair is an ever-changing cascade of
autumn leaves. Her eyes hold the depth of the autumn sky, and she wears a flowing
gown made of richly colored leaves, twigs, and vines.
Lore: Autumnia the Crimson is the embodiment of autumn, a season of transformation,
balance, and harvest. As the divine patron of the changing leaves and the crisp winds,
she oversees the end of the growing season, the bounty of the harvest, and the gradual
transition from the warmth of summer to the chill of winter. Autumnia is said to guide
farmers in their work, ensuring that the fruits of their labor are reaped before the cold
weather sets in.
Worship and Clergy: Autumnia's followers are typically those who appreciate the beauty
and tranquility of autumn, such as farmers, artists, poets, and those who find comfort
in the cycle of life and death. They give thanks to Autumnia for her blessings and seek
her guidance in matters related to change, balance, and the passage of time.
Temples dedicated to Autumnia the Crimson are often adorned with intricate carvings
of leaves, branches, and other symbols of the autumn season. These temples serve as
places of worship, meditation, and reflection, where followers can contemplate the beauty
of nature's transformations and the passage of time.
Autumnia's clergy is composed of priests, druids, and other individuals who dedicate
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organize harvest festivals, tend to forests and orchards, and teach others about the
importance of respecting the cycle of life and death.
Notable Abilities:
• Harvest Blessing: Clerics of Autumnia can channel the power of the autumn
harvest, granting themselves and their allies increased endurance, wisdom, and
insight.
• Gale Force: Followers of Autumnia can harness the power of the autumn wind,
creating gusts of air that can push back enemies, clear away debris, or propel
themselves through the air.
• Leaf Step: Autumnia's clerics can blend into their surroundings and move silently
through the forest, becoming nearly invisible among the autumn leaves.
• Tranquil Balance: The Goddess of Autumn grants her followers the ability to
bring balance and harmony to chaotic situations, calming emotions and soothing
tensions.
Autumnia the Crimson is a cherished figure in the world of Ilvanoss, representing the
beauty, balance, and transformation of the autumn season. Her followers work to spread
her wisdom and blessings, helping others to appreciate the cycle of life and death and to
find comfort in the inevitability of change.

Vernalis the Verdant

Title: God of Spring, The Lifebringer,
The Blossoming One
Domains: Spring, Rebirth, Fertility,
Growth, Nature
Symbol: A blooming flower surrounded
by a wreath of green vines
Aliases: The Green Renewer, The Lord
of New Beginnings, The Gentle Rain
Appearance: Vernalis the Verdant is a
vibrant and youthful figure,
embodying the vitality and renewal of
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humanoid with bright green hair, reflecting the new growth of plants in spring. His eyes
sparkle like morning dew, and he wears a flowing garment adorned with flowers, vines,
and buds.
Lore: Vernalis the Verdant is the embodiment of spring, a season of rebirth, growth, and
renewal. As the divine patron of new beginnings, he oversees the awakening of nature
from its winter slumber, the blossoming of flowers, and the nurturing of new life.
Vernalis is said to guide farmers and gardeners in their work, ensuring that their crops
and flowers flourish with each passing season.
Worship and Clergy: Vernalis's followers are typically those who appreciate the beauty
and renewal of spring, such as farmers, gardeners, artists, and lovers of nature. They
give thanks to Vernalis for his blessings and seek his guidance in matters related to
growth, change, and new beginnings.
Temples dedicated to Vernalis the Verdant are often adorned with beautiful gardens,
filled with an array of flowers, plants, and trees to symbolize the growth and renewal of
life. These temples serve as places of worship, meditation, and celebration, where
followers can appreciate the beauty of nature and the cycle of life.
Vernalis's clergy is composed of priests, druids, and other individuals who dedicate their
lives to the appreciation and preservation of spring's beauty and vitality. They organize
spring festivals, tend to gardens and forests, and teach others about the importance of
growth, change, and new beginnings.
Notable Abilities:
Blossom's Embrace: Clerics of Vernalis can channel the power of the spring bloom,
healing themselves and their allies with the rejuvenating energy of new life.
Nature's Bounty: Followers of Vernalis can cause plants and crops to grow rapidly,
providing food and resources for themselves and others.
Spring Step: Vernalis's clerics can move through difficult terrain with ease, as if they
were walking on a path of fresh spring grass.
Rebirth's Touch: The God of Spring grants his followers the ability to bring life back to
barren soil, restoring its fertility and healing damaged ecosystems.
Vernalis the Verdant is a beloved figure in the world of Ilvanoss, representing the
beauty, growth, and renewal of the spring season. His followers work to spread his
wisdom and blessings, helping others to appreciate the cycle of life and to find hope in
the promise of new beginnings.

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Arcanis the Enigmatic
Title: God of Magic, The
Arcane Weaver, The Eternal
Scholar
Domains: Magic,
Knowledge, Mysticism,
Arcane Arts
Symbol: An open tome with
a glowing arcane sigil in the
center
Aliases: The Spellmaster,
The Font of Wisdom, The
Aetherial One
Appearance: Arcanis the
Enigmatic appears as an
androgynous figure adorned
in flowing, iridescent robes
that seem to shimmer with the very essence of magic. Their hair is a cascade of ever-
shifting colors, mirroring the spectrum of magical energies. Arcanis's eyes are like deep
pools of arcane power, filled with the knowledge of countless spells, enchantments, and
arcane secrets.
Lore: Arcanis the Enigmatic is the embodiment of magic, the divine patron of sorcerers,
wizards, and all who seek to unravel the mysteries of the arcane arts. They are said to
have created the very fabric of magic that permeates the world, giving mortals the
ability to harness and shape its power.
As the eternal scholar, Arcanis is also the guardian of all magical knowledge,
maintaining the balance between its use and abuse. They are revered by those who seek
to advance their understanding of the arcane, and their blessings are sought by those
who wish to wield magic responsibly and ethically.
Worship and Clergy: Arcanis's followers are typically those who practice or have a deep
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They worship Arcanis for their guidance and enlightenment, seeking to deepen their
understanding of the mystical forces that shape the world.
Temples dedicated to Arcanis the Enigmatic are often vast libraries and arcane
academies, filled with countless tomes, scrolls, and magical artifacts. These temples serve
as places of study, research, and meditation, where followers can hone their magical
skills and uncover the secrets of the arcane.
Arcanis's clergy is composed of knowledgeable and experienced mages, scholars, and
teachers who dedicate their lives to the pursuit of magical knowledge and wisdom. They
serve as mentors, guides, and guardians of arcane secrets, working to share their
understanding and preserve the balance between the use and abuse of magic.
Notable Abilities:
Arcane Channeling: Clerics of Arcanis can channel the raw power of magic, amplifying
their spells and making them more potent.
Aetherial Sight: Followers of Arcanis can see and interpret the flow of magical energies,
allowing them to detect the presence of magic and identify spells and enchantments.
Mystic Ward: Arcanis's clerics can create powerful wards and barriers, shielding
themselves and others from magical harm or intrusion.
Font of Wisdom: The God of Magic grants their followers access to a vast reservoir of
arcane knowledge, allowing them to learn and cast spells beyond their normal abilities.
Arcanis the Enigmatic is a revered and mysterious figure in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the power, knowledge, and responsibility inherent in the practice of magic.
Their followers strive to uphold the balance between the arcane arts' potential and
dangers, seeking to harness its power for the greater good.

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Despoteos the Iron Fist
Title: God of Tyranny, The
Unyielding Ruler, The
Oppressor
Domains: Tyranny,
Oppression, Domination,
Authority
Symbol: A clenched iron fist,
wreathed in chains
Aliases: The Iron Will, The
Heartless Sovereign, The
Ruthless Monarch
Appearance: Despoteos the Iron
Fist appears as a towering
figure clad in imposing black
armor, with a cruel, unyielding
countenance. His eyes burn
with a cold, calculating intensity that seems to penetrate the very soul. Despoteos wields
a massive, spiked mace, which he uses to crush any who dare defy his rule.
Lore: Despoteos the Iron Fist is the embodiment of tyranny and oppression, representing
the dark side of authority and power. He seeks to control and dominate all aspects of
life, enforcing his will with an iron fist and crushing those who dare to resist.
Throughout the ages, Despoteos has inspired and empowered ruthless rulers, dictators,
and despots, granting them the strength and cunning needed to maintain their rule
through fear and oppression. His influence can be felt in every corner of Ilvanoss,
corrupting the hearts of those who crave power and control above all else.
Worship and Clergy: Despoteos's followers are typically individuals who seek power,
control, and domination, either for themselves or on behalf of a ruling authority. They
are often found in positions of power, enforcing the will of their tyrannical leaders and
suppressing any dissent or rebellion.
Temples dedicated to Despoteos the Iron Fist are rare and typically hidden, as open
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often resemble imposing fortresses, with cold, austere interiors and a palpable sense of
oppression.
Despoteos's clergy is made up of cold, calculating individuals who are unwavering in
their devotion to the God of Tyranny. They serve as enforcers, inquisitors, and spies,
working to maintain the iron grip of their rulers and snuff out any sparks of rebellion.
Notable Abilities:
Iron Dominion: Clerics of Despoteos can impose their will upon others, bending them to
their commands through force of will alone.
Unyielding Resolve: Followers of Despoteos possess an indomitable spirit, making them
immune to fear and able to resist mental manipulation.
Aura of Oppression: Despoteos's clerics project an aura of dread and oppression,
weakening the resolve and courage of their enemies.
Chain of Submission: The God of Tyranny grants his followers the ability to bind their
enemies in chains of spiritual and physical bondage, making them easier to control and
manipulate.
Despoteos the Iron Fist is a fearsome and malevolent deity in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the dark side of power and authority. His followers revel in their ability to
dominate and control others, spreading tyranny and oppression in the name of their
merciless god.

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Luribel the Fortunate
Title: Goddess of Luck, The
Smiling Fate
Domains: Luck, Good Fortune,
Adventure, Halflings
Symbol: A four-leaf clover
encircled by a golden horseshoe
Aliases: Lady Luck, The
Blessed Wanderer, The Lucky
Charm
Appearance: Luribel the
Fortunate appears as a
cheerful, warm-hearted halfling
with a radiant smile that
seems to light up the room. Her
eyes sparkle with mirth and
mischief, and her curly hair is
adorned with various good luck charms. She dresses in colorful, comfortable clothing,
and carries a small pouch filled with lucky trinkets and tokens.
Lore: Luribel the Fortunate is the halfling goddess of luck and good fortune, embodying
the adventurous spirit and whimsical nature of her favored people. She is a trickster
and a gambler, delighting in games of chance and guiding the fate of those who seek her
blessings.
Halflings throughout Ilvanoss revere Luribel as their patron deity, attributing their good
fortune and serendipitous encounters to her divine influence. They believe that Luribel
walks among them, disguised as a fellow halfling, offering guidance and luck to those
who show kindness and generosity to others.
Worship and Clergy: Luribel's followers are typically halflings, but she also has a small
number of devotees from other races who value luck and good fortune. They often carry
good luck charms or tokens, and engage in various rituals and customs to invoke her
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Temples dedicated to Luribel the Fortunate are often small, cozy, and unassuming,
reflecting the humble nature of her halfling worshippers. They are typically decorated
with symbols of good luck, such as horseshoes, four-leaf clovers, and lucky coins.
Luribel's clergy is made up of optimistic and cheerful individuals who embody her
playful and adventurous spirit. They often serve as mediators, peacekeepers, and guides,
using their divine connection to Luribel to bring good fortune and luck to their
communities.
Notable Abilities:
Lucky Charm: Clerics of Luribel can bestow a touch of her luck upon themselves or
others, granting a temporary boost to skill checks or saving throws.
Serendipitous Strike: Followers of Luribel can invoke her blessing to make their attacks
more likely to hit or deal critical damage.
Fortune's Favor: Luribel's clerics can alter the flow of luck around them, causing
unlikely events to occur in their favor or the misfortune of their enemies.
Blessed Wanderer: The Goddess of Luck grants her followers the ability to travel long
distances with ease, and to always find their way, even in unfamiliar lands.
Luribel the Fortunate is a beloved and benevolent deity in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the joy, adventure, and good fortune that many halflings seek. Her followers
are ever optimistic and kind-hearted, spreading joy and luck wherever they go, and
embodying the adventurous spirit of their goddess.

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Valthoros the Shadow
Title: God of Murder, The Silent
Death, The Crimson Hand
Domains: Murder, Assassination,
Stealth, Shadows
Symbol: A dagger dripping blood,
silhouetted by a crescent moon
Aliases: The Unseen Reaper, The
Whispering Doom, The Night's
Bane
Appearance: Valthoros the
Shadow is a tall, gaunt figure
shrouded in darkness. His face is
obscured by a hood, leaving only
his piercing, cold eyes visible. He
is clad in dark, form-fitting
armor that blends seamlessly with the shadows, and he wields a wickedly sharp dagger
that seems to thirst for blood.
Lore: Valthoros the Shadow is the god of murder, embodying the darkness that lurks
within the hearts of those who kill without remorse. He is the patron of assassins and
murderers, granting them the skills and cunning necessary to carry out their sinister
deeds.
Valthoros is a feared and reviled figure, and his worship is strictly forbidden in most
societies. However, this has done little to curb the devotion of his followers, who carry
out their dark deeds in secret, believing that Valthoros will reward them for their loyalty
and bloodshed.
Worship and Clergy: Valthoros' followers are typically assassins, murderers, and other
individuals who have embraced the darkness within their hearts. They worship him in
secret, performing bloody sacrifices and rituals to gain his favor and hone their deadly
skills.
Temples dedicated to Valthoros the Shadow are rare and hidden, often concealed within
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gathering places for his followers, where they can share their dark knowledge and plan
their nefarious deeds.
Valthoros' clergy is made up of skilled assassins and murderers who have devoted
themselves to his dark teachings. They often serve as the leaders of secret societies and
underground organizations, using their connection to Valthoros to inspire fear and
loyalty in their followers.
Notable Abilities:
Shadowstep: Clerics of Valthoros can meld into the shadows, allowing them to move
swiftly and silently, unseen by their enemies.
Crimson Kiss: Followers of Valthoros can imbue their weapons with deadly venom,
causing their attacks to deal additional poison damage.
Whispering Doom: Valthoros' clerics can invoke a curse upon their enemies, causing
them to suffer from bad luck and misfortune in combat.
Unseen Reaper: The God of Murder grants his followers the ability to strike from the
darkness with deadly precision, increasing their chances of landing critical hits.
Valthoros the Shadow is a sinister and malevolent deity in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the darkness and cruelty that drives some to commit murder. His followers
are feared and despised, living in the shadows as they carry out their bloody work, all in
the name of their malevolent god.

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Lysanara the Verdant
Title: Goddess of Nature, The
Lifebringer, The Green Mother
Domains: Nature, Life,
Growth, Fertility
Symbol: A blooming tree
entwined with vines and
flowers Aliases: The Gentle
Embrace, The Bloom of
Dawn, The Earth's Song
Appearance: Lysanara the
Verdant is a beautiful and
ethereal figure, appearing as a
radiant woman with skin the
color of fresh leaves and eyes
as deep and vibrant as the
forest canopy. Her long,
flowing hair is adorned with
flowers, vines, and leaves, and she is draped in a gown made of lush foliage and
blossoms. A gentle aura of life and growth emanates from her, causing plants to bloom
and flourish in her presence.
Lore: Lysanara the Verdant is the goddess of nature, embodying the life-giving power of
the natural world. She is the guardian of all living things, and she works tirelessly to
maintain the delicate balance of life and growth. Lysanara is a benevolent and
nurturing figure, loved by all who value the beauty and bounty of the natural world.
Worship and Clergy: Lysanara's followers are often druids, rangers, farmers, and others
who work closely with nature and seek to protect and nurture the land. They worship her
by tending to the plants and animals in their care, and by preserving the natural beauty
of the world.
Temples dedicated to Lysanara the Verdant are often open-air sanctuaries nestled within
forests, gardens, or other natural settings. These temples serve as places of refuge and
healing, where followers can come to connect with nature and seek the goddess's
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Lysanara's clergy is made up of devoted druids, rangers, and other nature-based classes
who have dedicated their lives to preserving the natural world. They often serve as
guardians of sacred groves, healers, or advisors, using their wisdom and connection to
nature to guide and protect those around them.
Notable Abilities:
Life's Embrace: Clerics of Lysanara can channel the goddess's power to heal and
rejuvenate those around them, mending wounds and curing ailments.
Growth's Gift: Followers of Lysanara can call upon her blessings to enhance the growth
and fertility of plants, ensuring bountiful harvests and vibrant gardens.
Nature's Ward: Lysanara's clerics can create a protective barrier around themselves and
their allies, shielding them from harm and granting them resistance to damage from
natural sources.
Wildshape: The Goddess of Nature grants her followers the ability to transform into
various animals and plants, allowing them to blend in with their surroundings or gain
new abilities and strengths.
Lysanara the Verdant is a beloved and benevolent deity in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the life and beauty of the natural world. Her followers are dedicated to
preserving and nurturing the land, working tirelessly to ensure that the delicate balance
of life and growth remains undisturbed.

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Osandra the Wave Mistress
Aliases: The Tidal Queen, The Ocean's Embrace, The Whispering Current
Domains: Oceans, Seas, Water,
Tides, Storms, Navigation
Symbols: A cresting wave, a
trident, a ship navigating stormy
seas
Description:
Osandra the Wave Mistress is a
powerful and revered deity in the
pantheon of Ilvanoss, ruling over
the oceans, seas, tides, and storms.
Sailors, fishermen, and all those
who depend on the sea for their
livelihood pay homage to her and
seek her favor for safe passage and
bountiful catches.
Osandra is often depicted as an enchanting and regal figure, with flowing hair that
resembles the tides and a gown made of water and seafoam. Her eyes are said to hold
the depths of the ocean, and her voice carries the haunting melodies of the sea.
The goddess is known to be capricious, sometimes calming the waters and guiding
travelers safely to their destinations, and at other times, unleashing her fury in the form
of powerful storms and devastating waves. However, those who show her respect and
honor her might often find themselves under her protection.
Osandra's followers include sailors, fishermen, coastal dwellers, and anyone who seeks to
understand the mysteries and power of the ocean. They perform rituals to gain her
favor, such as offering her the first catch of the day or invoking her name before
embarking on a voyage.
Priests and priestesses of Osandra are skilled in the arts of water magic and control
over the elements, using their abilities to protect their followers and influence the tides
and weather. They also act as intermediaries between mortals and the many creatures
that inhabit the depths of the ocean, including merfolk, sea elves, and other aquatic
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Temples dedicated to Osandra are often found in coastal regions and island settlements,
designed to withstand the powerful forces of the sea. They are adorned with intricate
carvings and symbols representing the ocean, tides, and storms, as well as the many
creatures that dwell beneath the waves.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Osandra the Wave Mistress stands as a symbol of the
ever-changing nature of the world and the power of the ocean. Her followers strive to
navigate the unpredictable waters of life, seeking her guidance and protection as they
face the challenges that lie ahead.

Manto, The Pirate God

Title: The Marauder of the Seas,
The Unchained Corsair, The
Plunderer's Patron
Domains: Trickery, Tempest,
Ocean
Symbol: A silver coin with a
skull and crossed cutlasses
Alias: The Baracuda
Description:
Manto, the Pirate God, is a
swashbuckling deity who
embodies the spirit of piracy,
adventure, and freedom on the
high seas. As the patron of
outlaws, buccaneers, and all
who defy the oppressive rule of land-dwelling powers, Manto is a beloved figure among
the seafaring outlaws of Ilvanoss. His followers embrace the freedom and adventure
that the open ocean offers, defying the constraints of society in pursuit of their own
desires. With Manto's divine favor, these pirates sail fearlessly into the unknown,
plundering treasure and writing their own legends as they go.
One such worshiper, Ri'ago Doomfish, was a notorious pirate who once belonged to the
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Ri'ago betrayed the Unavowed and later perished in the Lichwar, a great conflict
between the forces of life and undeath. Although the treacherous Ri'ago met his end, his
spirit still inspires tales of adventure, cunning, and betrayal among the pirates who
invoke Manto's name.
Dogma:
Manto's followers believe in the pursuit of treasure, the thrill of adventure, and the
boundless freedom of the open ocean. They often carry a silver coin bearing Manto's
symbol as a token of his favor and protection. Shrines to Manto can be found in hidden
coves, abandoned shipwrecks, and the secret hideouts of pirate crews. His clergy is
composed of sea-hardened priests who offer guidance, blessings, and protection to their
fellow pirates.
Cleric Domain Spells:
1st - Fog Cloud, Disguise Self 3rd - Gust of Wind, Pass without Trace 5th - Tidal
Wave, Gaseous Form 7th - Control Water, Greater Invisibility 9th - Destructive Wave,
Mislead
Manto's worshipers are typically pirates, sailors, smugglers, and other seafaring outlaws
who crave the freedom and adventure of the open ocean. His followers are diverse and
can be found in all corners of the world, united by their love for the sea and the freedom
it represents. Manto's clerics and paladins are often charismatic and daring, using their
divine power to protect their crewmates, command the elements, and deceive their
enemies.

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The Eldest

Aliases: The Timeless One, The

Fey Guardian, The Whispered
Name
Domains: Fey, Portals, Secrets,
Nature, Ancestry
Symbols: A portal framed by
intertwining branches, a
whispered word surrounded by
leaves, a Feywild star
Description:
The Eldest, whose true name
has been lost to time, is a
goddess shrouded in mystery
and ancient power. She is the
guardian of the portal to the
Feywild, which lies hidden deep within the heart of Hemerin Weald. The Eldest is rarely
seen without her loyal companion, Goss the Forest Giant, who aids her in protecting the
portal and the secrets it holds.
The Eldest is often depicted as a timeless figure, with an
ethereal beauty that transcends the ages. She is adorned with
leaves, vines, and flowers, reflecting her deep connection to
nature and the Feywild. Her eyes are said to hold the secrets of
countless millennia, and her voice carries the haunting melodies
of the ancient world.
The legend of Muirgen MacDrethen tells of a time when he
tricked The Eldest into his bed by whispering her true name in her ear. This act is said
to have infused the MacDrethen line with a touch of Fey blood, which some believe
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The followers of The Eldest are often those who are drawn to the Feywild, seeking a
deeper connection to the realm and its secrets. They revere the goddess for her ancient
wisdom and her role in safeguarding the
portal to the otherworldly realm.
Priests and priestesses of The Eldest
focus on maintaining the balance between
the mortal world and the Feywild,
ensuring that the portal remains
protected and the secrets it holds are
preserved. They are skilled in the arts of
illusion, enchantment, and divination,
using their abilities to protect and serve
the goddess's will.
Temples dedicated to The Eldest are
typically hidden away within the depths
of Hemerin Weald, surrounded by ancient
trees and shrouded in shadows. These sacred spaces are adorned with intricate carvings
and symbols representing the Feywild, the portal, and the lost true name of the goddess.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, The Eldest is a figure of mystery and reverence, guarding
the threshold between the mortal world and the Feywild. Her followers strive to honor her
teachings and maintain the delicate balance between the realms, while preserving the
secrets that have been entrusted to them by their enigmatic goddess.

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Liraela, The Lady of Lavender Wood
Aliases: The Purple
Enchantress, The Unicorn
Protector, The Violet Guardian
Domains: Elves, Nature,
Unicorns, Innocence, Serenity
Symbols: A lavender bush, a
unicorn silhouette surrounded by
purple leaves, a purple dress and
flowing hair
Description:
Liraela, the Lady of Lavender
Wood, is a mysterious and
elusive deity revered by the Elves
of the Emerald Forest. She
presides over Lavender Wood, a
magical and serene section
within the heart of the Emerald Forest, where the trees bear purple leaves, and the
undergrowth is rich with lavender bushes.
The Lady of Lavender Wood is often depicted as a beautiful, ethereal being with long,
flowing purple hair and dressed in elegant purple gowns. Her eyes are said to hold the
wisdom of ages, and her presence brings a sense of tranquility and harmony to those
who are fortunate enough to behold her.
Though Liraela generally keeps to herself and rarely involves herself with mortals, she is
known to bestow her blessings upon Elven maidens who have lived pure and innocent
lives. In such instances, she may present the maiden with a unicorn, a symbol of purity
and grace. The entire herd of unicorns within Lavender Wood is under her protection,
and they are considered sacred to her followers.
Liraela's priests and priestesses are devoted to preserving the beauty and serenity of
Lavender Wood. They tend to the lavender bushes, care for the unicorns, and maintain
the delicate balance between the natural world and the Elves who call the woods their
home. They also teach the values of innocence, purity, and harmony to the younger
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Temples dedicated to Liraela are built deep within Lavender Wood, hidden away from
the outside world. These sanctuaries are adorned with intricate carvings of unicorns and
lavender, and the air is filled with the soothing scent of blooming lavender flowers.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Liraela, the Lady of Lavender Wood, is a figure of quiet
grace and mystery. Her devotion to the Elves, nature, and the unicorns under her
protection make her a revered and beloved deity among her followers, who strive to
honor her teachings and preserve the sacred beauty of the Lavender Wood.

Kethar, The God of Storms

Title: The Thunderous Giant, The
Unpredictable Tempest
Domains: Storms, Weather,
Change, Renewal
Symbol: A hammer surrounded by
lightning and clouds
Appearance: Kethar is often
depicted as a giant with a fierce
expression, wielding a massive
hammer that he uses to conjure
thunder and lightning. His
presence is both awe-inspiring
and terrifying, as he represents
the power and unpredictability of
storms.
Lore: Kethar is a greater god in Ilvanoss, who has control over all forms of weather,
from gentle rain to powerful hurricanes. He is worshipped by farmers, sailors, and
anyone whose livelihood is dependent on the weather. Although his power is immense,
Kethar is known for his unpredictable mood swings, which can lead to either generosity
or wrath.
Kethar's storms bring both destruction and renewal. His storms can provide much-
needed rain to drought-stricken lands, while his lightning can ignite fires that clear
away old growth and make way for new life. In this sense, Kethar is seen as a
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Worship and Clergy: Kethar's priests are skilled in the art of weather prediction, and
they are often called upon to provide forecasts for farmers and sailors. They also
perform rituals to appease Kethar's wrath and to ask for his blessings. These rituals
often involve dances, chanting, and the use of instruments to mimic the sounds of
thunder and lightning.
Temples dedicated to Kethar are built to withstand the fiercest storms, and they are
places where offerings are made to appease his anger and gain his favor. Offerings
often include livestock, crops, and other valuables that are sacrificed in the hope of
avoiding his wrath.
Notable Abilities:
Stormcaller: Clerics of Kethar can summon storms, ranging from gentle rain to fierce
hurricanes. Thunderous Hammer: Kethar's followers can wield a hammer imbued with
the power of storms, capable of striking foes with the force of lightning. Weather Sense:
Priests of Kethar are skilled in predicting the weather, providing valuable information
for those who rely on the elements. Storm's Renewal: Kethar's clerics can channel his
power to bring about renewal and growth in the wake of destruction.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Kethar remains one of the most important gods, and his
power is felt throughout the land. His storms can be both a blessing and a curse, but
ultimately, Kethar is a necessary force in the world.

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Ignaros, The God of Fire
Title: The Blazing
Sovereign, The Eternal
Flame
Domains: Fire, Light,
Destruction, Renewal
Symbol: A stylized flame
with a glowing eye at its
center
Appearance: Ignaros is
depicted as a tall, imposing
figure with skin that
appears to be made of
molten lava. His eyes are
said to burn with the
intensity of a thousand
suns, and his hair is
composed of dancing
flames. He is often shown with a flame-wreathed scepter, which represents his mastery
over fire.
Lore: Ignaros, the God of Fire, is a powerful deity in the pantheon of Ilvanoss. He
embodies the fierce, destructive, and purifying aspects of fire. While his domain includes
the natural phenomenon of wildfires and volcanic eruptions, he is also considered the
patron of blacksmiths, glassblowers, and other craftspeople who rely on the
transformative power of fire.
In his destructive aspect, Ignaros is feared for his ability to bring about untamed fires
and devastation. However, he is also revered for the transformative power of fire, which
can cleanse and renew the land, allowing for new growth and change.
Worship and Clergy: Ignaros' followers include not only those who work with fire but
also warriors, adventurers, and others who appreciate the power and unpredictability of
flames. His clergy, known as the Keepers of the Eternal Flame, tend to be passionate
and dedicated individuals who seek to harness the power of fire for both creative and
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Temples dedicated to Ignaros are often constructed near sources of natural heat, such as
volcanoes, hot springs, or large forges. They feature open braziers, hearths, and other
fire-related elements, with the central altar often containing a sacred, eternal flame.
Notable Abilities:
Flamecaller: Clerics of Ignaros can summon and control fire, using it to attack enemies
or create barriers. Purifying Blaze: Ignaros' followers can channel his power to cleanse
an area, burning away corruption and evil with divine flames. Forge's Blessing: Priests
of Ignaros can imbue weapons and armor with the power of fire, granting them
additional damage or resistance to fire. Phoenix's Renewal: Ignaros' clerics can call
upon the rejuvenating aspect of fire, healing themselves or allies through the power of the
flame.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Ignaros represents the dual nature of fire: its destructive
power and its ability to bring about renewal and transformation. His followers seek to
master both aspects, using fire as a tool and a force to be reckoned with.

Entomira the Swarmkeeper

Title: Goddess of Insects, The Hive
Queen, The Chitin Whisperer
Domains: Insects, Nature, Balance,
Life Cycles
Symbol: A hexagonal honeycomb
pattern with various insects
crawling upon it
Aliases: The Many-Legged Matron,
The Winged Mother, The Crawling
Divinity
Appearance: Entomira the
Swarmkeeper is a captivating and
enigmatic figure, embodying the
intricate beauty and complexity of
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humanoid adorned in chitinous armor, wings of a butterfly, and the eyes of a dragonfly.
Insects of all kinds constantly surround her, creating a living, buzzing halo.
Lore: Entomira the Swarmkeeper is the embodiment of insects and their role in the
natural world. As the divine patron of these often-overlooked creatures, she oversees their
life cycles, ensures the balance of ecosystems, and promotes the harmony between the
insect world and other living beings. Entomira is said to guide insects in their roles as
pollinators, decomposers, and even predators, recognizing their importance in the grand
tapestry of life.
Legend has it that Entomira was once an ancient druid who dedicated her life to
studying and protecting insects. Her profound understanding of their place in the
natural world, coupled with her unwavering devotion, eventually led her to ascend to
godhood, becoming the Goddess of Insects.
Worship and Clergy: Entomira's followers are typically those who appreciate the beauty
and complexity of insects, such as druids, naturalists, and even some farmers who
recognize the importance of insects in maintaining the balance of their crops.
Temples dedicated to Entomira the Swarmkeeper are often situated in lush gardens or
dense forests, where insects naturally thrive. Within these temples, worshippers can seek
guidance in matters related to nature, insects, and the balance of ecosystems.
Entomira's clergy is composed of druids, naturalists, and other individuals who dedicate
their lives to the study and protection of insects. They work to maintain the balance
between insects and other forms of life, promoting understanding and appreciation for
these often-misunderstood creatures.
Notable Abilities:
Swarm Shaper: Clerics of Entomira can summon and control swarms of insects,
directing them to perform various tasks or protect themselves and their allies.
Insect Communion: Followers of Entomira can communicate with insects, gaining
valuable information about their surroundings or seeking guidance from the insects
themselves.
Chitin Armor: Entomira's clerics can call upon her power to temporarily grow a
chitinous exoskeleton, granting them increased protection and resilience.
Life Cycle Mastery: The Goddess of Insects grants her followers the ability to
manipulate the life cycles of insects, allowing them to rapidly grow, reproduce, or even
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Entomira the Swarmkeeper is a unique and intriguing figure in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the intricate beauty and vital role of insects in the natural world. Her
followers work to protect and preserve these creatures, ensuring the delicate balance of
life is maintained for generations to come.

Aurilux the Golden

Title: Goddess of Wealth, The
Shining Fortune, The Eternal
Benefactress
Domains: Wealth, Prosperity,
Commerce, Good Fortune
Symbol: A golden coin with a
radiant sun emblazoned on one
side and a cornucopia on the
other
Aliases: The Gilded Lady, The
Opulent One, The Hand of
Prosperity
Appearance: Aurilux the Golden
is an elegant and regal figure,
exuding an air of
sophistication and refinement.
She is often depicted wearing luxurious garments adorned with gems and gold, her hair
woven with strands of precious metals. In her hand, she carries a golden scepter that
symbolizes her dominion over wealth and fortune.
Lore: Aurilux the Golden is the embodiment of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. As
the divine patron of commerce and affluence, she watches over merchants, traders, and
all those who seek to accumulate wealth through honest means. Aurilux is said to bless
those who honor her with financial success, while also reminding them of the importance
of generosity and sharing their good fortune with others.
Legend has it that Aurilux was once a mortal merchant whose keen eye for opportunity
and shrewd business sense brought her great wealth and prosperity. As her wealth grew,
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and philanthropy. Her deeds eventually caught the attention of the gods, who elevated her
to divinity, making her the Goddess of Wealth.
Worship and Clergy: Aurilux's followers are typically those who seek to amass wealth or
who are engaged in commerce and trade. They include merchants, bankers, investors, and
anyone who values financial success and prosperity.
Temples dedicated to Aurilux the Golden are often grand and opulent, reflecting the
wealth and prosperity that she represents. Within these temples, worshippers can seek
guidance in matters of finance, as well as offer tithes and donations in the hope of
receiving Aurilux's blessings.
Aurilux's clergy are well-versed in matters of commerce and finance, often serving as
advisors, moneylenders, or financial managers. They promote ethical business practices,
encourage the sharing of wealth, and work to alleviate poverty in their communities.
Notable Abilities:
Blessing of Fortune: Clerics of Aurilux can bestow a temporary boon of good fortune
upon others, increasing their chances of success in endeavors related to wealth and
commerce.
Golden Touch: Followers of Aurilux can temporarily transmute small objects into gold,
symbolizing the wealth and prosperity associated with the goddess.
Eyes of Opportunity: Aurilux's clerics can perceive lucrative opportunities and hidden
potential, granting them insight into the most advantageous courses of action in
matters of finance and trade.
Aura of Prosperity: The Goddess of Wealth grants her followers the ability to inspire
confidence and trust in those around them, making it easier to negotiate deals and
navigate the world of commerce.
Aurilux the Golden is a revered and influential figure in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the potential for wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. Her followers strive
to accumulate wealth through honest means, guided by the wisdom and teachings of
their opulent patron.

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 Title: God of Celebration, The
Eternal Reveler, The Bringer of
Merriment
Domains: Celebration, Joy,
Festivities, Music, Dance
Symbol: A chalice overflowing
with wine, surrounded by
musical notes and confetti
Aliases: The Lord of Laughter,
The Master of Merriment, The
Spirit of Festivity
Appearance: Felebrus the
Jubilant is a vibrant and
exuberant figure, radiating an
aura of joy and happiness
wherever he goes. His appearance is ever-changing, reflecting the many forms of
celebration and merriment in the world. He is often adorned in bright, colorful garments,
with his infectious laughter and beaming smile inviting others to join in the revelry.
Lore: Felebrus the Jubilant is the embodiment of celebration, joy, and festivity. He is the
divine patron of parties, feasts, and all manner of merrymaking. Felebrus brings people
together, uniting them in shared moments of joy and happiness, transcending all barriers
of race, culture, and social standing.
It is said that Felebrus was born from the laughter and joy of the gods themselves, a
divine spark of merriment that took form and shape in the world of Ilvanoss. As a god,
Felebrus seeks to spread joy and inspire celebration in the hearts of mortals, reminding
them of the importance of camaraderie, unity, and taking a moment to enjoy the
pleasures of life.
Worship and Clergy: Felebrus's followers are often lively, outgoing individuals who
appreciate the joy that celebration can bring. They include entertainers, musicians,
dancers, and those who simply love to gather with friends and family to share in the
merriment.
Temples dedicated to Felebrus the Jubilant are places of exuberance, filled with music,
laughter, and dancing. These temples host regular feasts and celebrations, inviting all to
partake in the joy and unity that Felebrus represents.
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Felebrus's clergy are warm and engaging, spreading happiness and encouraging
celebration in their communities. They often serve as event organizers, party planners, or
performers, using their talents to create unforgettable moments of joy and togetherness.
Notable Abilities:
Aura of Joy: Clerics of Felebrus can radiate an aura of happiness and well-being, lifting
the spirits of those around them and dispelling feelings of sadness or despair.
Enchanting Melodies: Followers of Felebrus can weave magic into their music and dance,
creating captivating performances that can inspire, heal, or energize their audience.
Feast of Plenty: Clerics of Felebrus can bless food and drink, making it taste more
delicious and filling, and ensuring that there is always enough to share at any
celebration.
Unity in Merriment: Felebrus the Jubilant grants his followers the ability to foster a
sense of camaraderie and unity among those who partake in festivities, transcending
divisions and promoting peace and understanding.
Felebrus the Jubilant is a beloved and inspiring figure in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the joy and unity that can be found in celebration. His followers are
dedicated to spreading happiness and encouraging others to embrace the merriment and
togetherness that life has to offer.

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Malthiros the Tormented
Title: God of Suffering, Patron of the
Afflicted, The Enduring One
Domains: Suffering, Endurance,
Healing
Symbol: A broken chain wrapped
around a bleeding heart
Appearance: Malthiros the Tormented
is depicted as a gaunt, emaciated
figure with an expression of both
sorrow and determination. His skin is
marred by countless scars, wounds,
and marks of torment, symbolizing the
endless suffering he endures. Despite
his afflictions, Malthiros stands tall
and resolute, with eyes that reflect a deep understanding and empathy for the pain of
others.
Lore: Malthiros the Tormented is the God of Suffering, representing the hardships and
pain that all living beings must face. He is a paradoxical figure, embodying both the
pain of existence and the strength to endure it. Malthiros teaches his followers that
suffering is an inescapable part of life, but through endurance and understanding, one
can find meaning and growth in even the most harrowing of experiences.
Malthiros is also a patron deity of those who are afflicted by illness, injury, or loss. He
is seen as a compassionate figure who understands their pain and offers solace to those
who seek it. His followers often dedicate themselves to alleviating the suffering of others,
providing care and comfort to those in need.
Worship and Clergy: Malthiros's clergy consists of healers, counselors, and caregivers
who seek to ease the pain and suffering of others. They dedicate their lives to this cause,
offering physical, emotional, and spiritual support to those in need. Many clerics of
Malthiros also work to address the root causes of suffering, advocating for social justice
and the betterment of society.
Temples dedicated to Malthiros the Tormented are often humble places of refuge and
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gathering places for those who seek to learn from their own suffering and grow stronger
through their trials.
Malthiros's followers often undergo their own trials and tribulations, seeking to
understand the nature of suffering and develop the strength to endure it. They also
strive to help others in their times of need, providing comfort and care to those who
suffer.
Notable Abilities:
• Endurance of the Tormented: Clerics of Malthiros can draw upon his divine
endurance, granting them and their allies increased resilience and stamina.
• Empathic Healing: Followers of Malthiros can channel his empathy for suffering,
transferring wounds and afflictions from others to themselves, and then using
their divine connection to heal.
• Burden's Ease: Malthiros's clerics can help others find solace and strength in their
suffering, alleviating their emotional and spiritual pain.
• Unyielding Resolve: Those who worship Malthiros can become nearly indomitable,
drawing strength from their suffering to persevere in even the most dire of
circumstances.
Malthiros the Tormented is a complex figure in the world of Ilvanoss, embodying the
dual nature of suffering and endurance. His followers seek to understand the pain of
existence and help others find solace in their hardships, using their divine abilities to
alleviate the suffering of those in need.

Azkaroth the Deceiver

Title: Archdevil of Lies, The Whispering Serpent, The Treacherous Mastermind
Domains: Lies, Deception, Manipulation, Infernal Politics
Symbol: A serpent coiled around a crown, with venom dripping from its fangs
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 Appearance: Azkaroth the
Deceiver is an imposing, tall
figure with a commanding
presence that masks his
malevolent nature. His ever-
changing features are both
striking and unsettling,
reflecting his countless lies and
deceptions. His eyes are
bottomless pools of darkness
that hide the depths of his
cunning and duplicity. Adorned
in the finest of infernal
garments, Azkaroth's attire is
a testament to his high status
among the archdevils.
Lore: As the Archdevil of Lies,
Azkaroth embodies the darkest aspects of deception, manipulation, and treachery. He is
a master at weaving intricate webs of lies that entrap even the most wary. His domain
lies in the political landscape of the Nine Hells, where he manipulates archdevils and
lesser fiends to further his ever-shifting agenda.
Though treacherous by nature, Azkaroth is admired by some for his cunning and
resourcefulness. His followers regard him as the ultimate strategist, capable of exploiting
any situation through deception and guile. In the world of Ilvanoss, Azkaroth's
influence manifests through his minions and the corrupt politicians who unknowingly
serve his nefarious goals.
Worship and Clergy: Azkaroth's followers are typically ambitious individuals who seek
power through deception and manipulation. They often possess skills in politics, intrigue,
and subterfuge, and can be found in positions of power or influence.
Temples dedicated to Azkaroth the Deceiver are both rare and well-concealed, frequently
posing as prestigious institutions or seats of power. These hidden temples provide a
meeting place for his followers to conspire and scheme within their shadowy halls.
Azkaroth's clergy consists of adept deceivers and manipulators who work to advance his
will and expand his influence. They often hold positions as advisors, diplomats, or
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Notable Abilities:
Veil of Lies: Clerics of Azkaroth can conjure powerful illusions, making themselves or
others appear as someone or something else.
Dark Whispers: Followers of Azkaroth can influence the thoughts and emotions of
others, planting seeds of doubt and mistrust to create chaos and confusion.
Unseen Manipulator: Azkaroth's clerics can navigate shadows and blend in with their
surroundings, enabling them to strike from the darkness or evade detection.
Venomous Influence: The Archdevil of Lies bestows upon his followers the ability to
infuse their words with infernal power, causing listeners to become susceptible to
deception and manipulation.
Azkaroth the Deceiver is a perilous and enigmatic figure in the world of Ilvanoss,
representing the sinister side of deception and manipulation. His followers delight in
their ability to control others, using their cunning and guile to attain their goals,
regardless of the consequences.

Lysindra, The Goddess of Adultery

Title: The Forbidden Temptress,
The Veiled Enchantress
Domains: Adultery, Passion,
Secrecy, Seduction
Symbol: A pair of entwined
roses, one red and one black,
with thorns hidden beneath the
petals
Appearance: Lysindra is
depicted as an alluring and
seductive figure, with an air of
mystery and danger about her.
Her beauty is said to be both
irresistible and deadly, like a
rose with hidden thorns. She is
often shown wearing a veil or a
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Lore: Lysindra, the Goddess of Adultery, embodies the darker aspects of passion and
desire. She is the patroness of those who engage in forbidden liaisons, representing the
temptation and the thrill of the illicit. While many view her as a destructive force, others
see Lysindra as a symbol of the complexity and unpredictability of love and attraction.
Despite her controversial nature, Lysindra's influence is felt in many aspects of life in
Ilvanoss, from the whispered secrets shared between lovers to the intricate dance of
courtly intrigue. She is also associated with the art of seduction, and her followers often
possess a natural charisma and allure that draws others to them.
Worship and Clergy: Lysindra's followers are typically secretive and discreet, often
drawn to her by the allure of the forbidden. Her clergy, known as the Veiled Whisperers,
tend to be skilled in the arts of persuasion, diplomacy, and manipulation. They are often
involved in matters of love, desire, and intrigue, and their counsel is sometimes sought
by those who find themselves caught up in such affairs.
Temples dedicated to Lysindra are rare and often hidden, accessible only to those who
know the secret signs and passcodes. These temples are adorned with sensuous artwork
and dimly lit, with alcoves and hidden chambers for private worship or clandestine
meetings.
Notable Abilities:
Seductive Gaze: Clerics of Lysindra can charm others with their gaze, making them
more susceptible to their influence. Veil of Secrecy: Lysindra's followers can create
illusions to cloak their actions or conceal their true intentions. Whispered Words: The
Goddess of Adultery grants her clerics the ability to plant suggestions or doubts in the
minds of others, sowing discord and temptation. Aura of Desire: Lysindra's priests can
emit an aura that enhances attraction and desire in those around them, making it easier
for them to manipulate or seduce others.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Lysindra represents the darker side of passion and desire, a
reminder of the allure and danger of the forbidden. Her followers tread a fine line
between pleasure and peril, often drawn into the tangled web of love and intrigue that
surrounds the Goddess of Adultery.

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Haphelion, The Goddess of Art
Title: The Divine Muse, The Inspirer of Creativity
Domains: Art, Creativity, Inspiration, Beauty
Symbol: A golden quill
Appearance: Haphelion is depicted as a radiant and
ethereal figure, with an aura of beauty and creativity
surrounding her. Her features are ever-changing,
reflecting the myriad of artistic expressions she inspires.
She is often shown holding a golden quill and
paintbrush, symbols of her divine influence over the arts.
Lore: Haphelion, the Goddess of Art, embodies the spirit of
creativity and the drive for artistic expression. She is the patroness of artists,
musicians, poets, and all who seek to express themselves through the medium of their
choice. Haphelion is said to be the source of all artistic inspiration, and her presence can
be felt in the countless masterpieces and artistic achievements throughout the world of
Ilvanoss.
As the Divine Muse, Haphelion is known to bestow her gifts upon those who dedicate
themselves to the pursuit of artistic excellence. Her blessings can manifest as a sudden
flash of inspiration or a newfound passion for an artistic discipline. Her followers
believe that through their creative endeavors, they pay homage to the Goddess of Art
and contribute to the beauty and wonder of the world.
Worship and Clergy: Haphelion's followers are often artists, musicians, poets, and other
creative individuals who seek to honor their patroness through their work. Her clergy,
known as the Inspired, are well-versed in various forms of artistic expression and
dedicate their lives to nurturing creativity in others.
Temples dedicated to Haphelion often double as galleries, studios, and performance
spaces, showcasing the works of her followers and providing a sanctuary for artistic
expression. These temples are adorned with breathtaking murals, sculptures, and other
works of art, each a testament to Haphelion's divine influence.
Notable Abilities:
Divine Inspiration: Clerics of Haphelion can bestow a surge of artistic inspiration upon
themselves or others, granting enhanced skill and creativity in their chosen art form.
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and artistic appeal of their surroundings, imbuing them with a sense of wonder and
awe. Creative Restoration: The Goddess of Art grants her clerics the ability to heal and
rejuvenate themselves and others through the power of creative expression. Harmonious
Resonance: Haphelion's priests can channel the divine power of music and sound to
influence the emotions of those around them, bringing peace, joy, or sorrow as needed.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Haphelion represents the beauty and wonder of artistic
expression, inspiring creativity and passion in all who seek to express themselves.
Through their devotion to the Goddess of Art, her followers contribute to the ever-
evolving tapestry of culture and creativity that defines the realm.

Amanthar, The God of Peace

Title: The Tranquil Shepherd, The
Harmonious Guide
Domains: Peace, Harmony,
Diplomacy, Tranquility
Symbol: A white dove carrying an
olive branch
Appearance: Amanthar is depicted as
a serene and calming figure, often
shown with a gentle smile and a soft
glow emanating from his form. His
eyes are deep pools of compassion,
radiating wisdom and
understanding. Amanthar is typically
portrayed in simple, flowing robes,
reflecting his humble and unassuming nature.
Lore: Amanthar, the God of Peace, is the embodiment of harmony, understanding, and
diplomacy. He is the patron of mediators, diplomats, and all those who strive for
peaceful resolutions to conflicts. Amanthar's teachings emphasize empathy,
understanding, and cooperation, guiding his followers to find nonviolent solutions to the
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As the Tranquil Shepherd, Amanthar promotes unity and understanding among the
various races and cultures of the world. His influence can be felt in the peaceful
negotiations and treaties that have been brokered throughout the history of Ilvanoss,
helping to maintain stability and prevent unnecessary bloodshed.
Worship and Clergy: Amanthar's followers are often peacemakers, diplomats, and
mediators who seek to promote harmony and understanding in their communities. His
clergy, known as the Emissaries of Peace, are trained in the arts of negotiation, conflict
resolution, and diplomacy, using their skills to diffuse tension and create lasting
agreements.
Temples dedicated to Amanthar are places of tranquility and reflection, often featuring
lush gardens and serene meditation spaces. These temples serve as sanctuaries for those
in need of respite from conflict, as well as centers for diplomacy and mediation.
Notable Abilities:
Aura of Serenity: Clerics of Amanthar can project a calming aura that soothes the
minds and emotions of those nearby, making them more amenable to peaceful
negotiation. Voice of Reason: Amanthar's priests can speak with a divine authority,
allowing their words to carry great weight and influence in negotiations and diplomacy.
Healing Touch: The God of Peace grants his followers the ability to heal the physical
and emotional wounds of others, promoting harmony and unity. Shield of Tranquility:
Amanthar's clerics can summon a protective barrier that absorbs and nullifies violent
energies, protecting themselves and others from harm.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Amanthar serves as a beacon of hope and understanding,
guiding his followers to seek peaceful solutions to even the most complex conflicts.
Through their devotion to the God of Peace, Amanthar's followers work tirelessly to
promote harmony, understanding, and unity among the diverse peoples of the realm.

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Solquin, The God of Silence
Title: The Unheard Whisper, The
Hushed Guardian
Domains: Silence, Secrets, Solitude,
Meditation
Symbol: A mouth Sewn Shut
Appearance: Solquin is depicted as a
tall, slender figure, shrouded in
flowing, sound-dampening robes. His
features are often obscured or only
faintly visible, reflecting his elusive
and enigmatic nature. Solquin's
presence is marked by an almost
tangible stillness, with all ambient
sounds seemingly muted in his
vicinity.
Lore: Solquin, the God of Silence, is the embodiment of quietude, secrets, and
introspection. He is the patron of monks, scholars, and those who seek solace in solitude.
Solquin's domain is the quiet places of the world, where he watches over those who seek
refuge from the noise and chaos of everyday life.
As the Hushed Guardian, Solquin protects the sanctity of silence and the secrets that lie
hidden in the shadows. His influence is felt in the stillness of libraries, the tranquility of
monasteries, and the hushed whispers of those who trade in secrets.
Worship and Clergy: Solquin's followers are often individuals who value silence and
introspection, seeking refuge in quiet meditation and contemplation. His clergy, known
as the Silent Keepers, are trained in the arts of silence, stealth, and maintaining the
sanctity of hidden knowledge.
Temples dedicated to Solquin are places of stillness and reflection, designed to dampen
sound and encourage quiet contemplation. These temples often serve as repositories for
hidden knowledge and forgotten secrets, guarded by the Silent Keepers.
Notable Abilities:
Shroud of Silence: Clerics of Solquin can create an area of supernatural silence, muffling
all sounds within its radius and preventing eavesdropping. Whispered Secrets: Solquin's

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priests can communicate telepathically with others, sharing their thoughts without
making a sound. Unseen Step: The God of Silence grants his followers the ability to
move with supernatural stealth, allowing them to pass by unnoticed and unheard. Aura
of Calm: Solquin's clerics can project an aura that soothes the minds of those nearby,
encouraging quiet reflection and reducing anxiety.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Solquin serves as a guardian of silence and hidden knowledge,
guiding his followers to seek understanding and wisdom through quiet introspection.
Through their devotion to the God of Silence, Solquin's followers strive to maintain the
balance between the noise of the world and the stillness of the soul.

Yoran Forgelord
Title: God of the Forge, The Divine Blacksmith, The Blessed Hammer
Domains: Forge, Crafting, Artifice, Protection
Symbol: A Burning Anvil
Aliases: Master of the Forge, The Artisan's Patron, The
Molten Protector
Yoran, the God of the Forge, is a powerful yet focused
deity who oversees the creation of weapons and armor.
Worshipped by blacksmiths and craftsmen throughout the
land, Yoran's influence can be felt in the finely crafted
equipment wielded by warriors and adventurers alike. Though
not as powerful as some of the greater gods of Ilvanoss, Yoran
remains a formidable figure with a devoted following.
Appearance: Yoran is often depicted as a muscular, bearded figure clad in a smith's
apron, with fiery eyes that pierce the hearts of his followers. His hands are calloused
from years of labor at the forge, and he is usually shown wielding a mighty hammer
that has crafted countless weapons and armor.
Worship and Clergy: Temples and shrines dedicated to Yoran are typically found near
smithies, workshops, or other places where craftsmen work their trade. His clergy
consists of skilled blacksmiths, armorers, and other craftsmen who have dedicated their
lives to the pursuit of their craft. These devout followers are often granted divine
blessings from Yoran, enabling them to create exceptional equipment imbued with
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Notable Abilities:
• Divine Crafting: Clerics of Yoran are able to channel their deity's power into
their craft, creating weapons and armor with magical properties that surpass
those of mundane items.
• Artisan's Blessing: Yoran's followers can call upon their god to bless their work,
increasing the quality and effectiveness of their creations.
• Protection of the Forge: Clerics of Yoran can invoke a protective aura that
surrounds themselves or their allies, providing additional resilience against
attacks.
• Hammer of the Divine: Yoran's most devout followers can summon a powerful,
divine hammer in combat, which deals devastating damage and can also be used
to repair damaged equipment.
Yoran, the God of the Forge, remains an influential figure throughout Ilvanoss, with a
devoted following of blacksmiths and craftsmen who seek his blessings and guidance.
Having once been a mortal blacksmith, Yoran has not forgotten his roots, and his power
continues to shape the world through the hands of his skilled and faithful followers.

Xalthar the Mad

Title: God of Insanity, The
Chaotic Whispers, The Unraveler of
Minds
Domains: Insanity, Chaos,
Madness, Unpredictability
Symbol: A shattered mirror
reflecting disjointed images
Appearance: Xalthar the Mad is a
bizarre and ever-shifting entity.
His form is constantly changing,
morphing from one grotesque
visage to another, making it nearly
impossible to discern his true
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the chaos of insanity, and his voice echoes with countless discordant whispers.
Lore: Xalthar the Mad is the unpredictable and chaotic God of Insanity. He embodies
the very essence of madness, and his mere presence is enough to drive mortals and
immortals alike to the brink of insanity. Xalthar delights in chaos and unpredictability,
taking pleasure in watching the unraveling of order and reason.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Xalthar's influence is felt through the unpredictable events and
unexplained acts of madness that plague the world. Those who fall under his sway often
become agents of chaos, spreading disorder and unrest wherever they go.
Worship and Clergy: Xalthar's followers are drawn to the chaos and madness that he
represents. Many are individuals who have been touched by madness themselves, seeking
solace in the unpredictable nature of their deity. Others are thrill-seekers or anarchists
who find excitement in chaos and upheaval.
Temples dedicated to Xalthar the Mad are few and far between, often hidden away in
remote locations or deep within the minds of his most devout followers. These temples
are chaotic and ever-changing, reflecting the capricious nature of their god.
The clergy of Xalthar is made up of those who have embraced insanity, either by choice
or through the influence of their deity. They often serve as prophets or agents of chaos,
sowing discord and spreading the gospel of madness wherever they go.
Notable Abilities:
• Unpredictable Blessing: Clerics of Xalthar can bestow unpredictable and chaotic
blessings upon themselves or others, granting temporary abilities or enhancements
that can change without warning.
• Madness Touch: Followers of Xalthar can inflict madness upon others with a
touch, causing confusion, hallucinations, or even complete mental breakdown.
• Chaotic Surge: Xalthar's clerics can channel the chaos of their deity, unleashing
unpredictable and devastating magical effects upon their enemies.
• Unraveling Presence: The God of Insanity grants his followers the ability to
project an aura of madness, causing those nearby to experience unsettling
emotions, disorienting thoughts, or debilitating confusion.
Xalthar the Mad is a chaotic and unpredictable force in the world of Ilvanoss,
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they may not fully understand.

Estara, The Goddess of Shelter

Title: The Haven Bringer, The
Protector of Home and Sanctuary
Domains: Shelter, Protection,
Home, Community
Symbol: A stylized roof with a
welcoming open door beneath it
Appearance: Estara is often
depicted as a warm and nurturing
figure, radiating a sense of safety
and comfort. She wears simple yet
elegant clothing, reflecting her focus
on the practical aspects of
providing shelter and protection.
Her kind eyes and gentle smile
convey her unwavering dedication
to the well-being of those under her care.
Lore: Estara, the Goddess of Shelter, is the embodiment of safety, protection, and the
security of home and community. She is the patron of builders, architects, and all who
work to create secure and nurturing spaces for others. Estara's domain is the home and
the community, where she watches over and blesses those who strive to create a sense of
safety and belonging.
As the Haven Bringer, Estara ensures that her followers have a place to call home, no
matter how humble. She is a caring and compassionate deity, always seeking to protect
and provide for those in need.
Worship and Clergy: Estara's followers are typically individuals who value the security
and stability of home and community. Her clergy, known as Home Wardens, are
dedicated to providing shelter and protection for those in need, often working to establish
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Temples dedicated to Estara are welcoming and comfortable spaces, often resembling
large communal homes or shelters. These temples serve as gathering places for the local
community and provide refuge for travelers and those in need.
Notable Abilities:
Blessing of Shelter: Clerics of Estara can bless structures and homes, providing an
additional layer of protection against natural disasters and intrusion. Comfort's
Embrace: Estara's priests can create a magical aura that provides warmth and comfort,
easing the fatigue and weariness of those within its radius. Sanctuary: The Goddess of
Shelter grants her followers the ability to create temporary sanctuaries that provide
safety and respite from danger. Walls of Protection: Estara's clerics can summon
magical barriers to defend themselves and others from harm.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Estara serves as a beacon of safety and protection, guiding
her followers to create a sense of home and belonging. Through their devotion to the
Goddess of Shelter, Estara's followers strive to build strong communities and provide
refuge for those in need, ensuring that all have a place to call home.

Rothgor, Orcish God of Rage

Title: The Fury Unleashed, The
Raging Storm, The Wrathful One
Domains: Rage, War, Strength,
Chaos
Symbol: A clenched fist engulfed in
flame
Appearance: Rothgor, the Orcish God
of Rage, is an imposing and
fearsome figure. He is often depicted
as a massive orc with bulging
muscles and a fierce, snarling
expression. His wild, unkempt hair
seems to be made of fire, and his eyes
burn with the intensity of his
boundless fury. Rothgor's attire consists of battle-scarred armor adorned with the skulls
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Lore: Rothgor embodies the raw, unbridled fury that exists within the hearts of orcs and
other mortal races, and his power is drawn from the rage that fuels their battles and
conflicts. As the God of Rage, he revels in chaos and bloodshed, granting strength and
ferocity to those who call upon his name in the heat of battle.
His followers are often orc warriors, berserkers, and barbarians who seek to harness
their rage and channel it into devastating power. They are drawn to Rothgor's unbridled
ferocity and his disdain for order and restraint, finding solace in the primal chaos of
battle.
Worship and Clergy: Rothgor's followers are typically orc warriors and fighters who
seek to unleash their rage in battle. They often form warbands and roaming groups,
seeking out conflict and strife to fuel their god's power. These followers are known to be
fiercely loyal to one another, bound by their shared devotion to Rothgor and their love of
battle.
Temples dedicated to Rothgor are few and far between, as his followers prefer to
worship him on the battlefield or in the heat of combat. When temples do exist, they are
often crude structures built in remote, wild places where Rothgor's chaotic energy is
strongest. Here, Rothgor's followers gather to engage in brutal rituals and blood-soaked
rites, offering up the spoils of war to their wrathful god.
Notable Abilities:
Rage Incarnate: Clerics of Rothgor can call upon their god's fury to enter a state of
frenzied rage, granting them increased strength and resilience in battle. Chaos Bringer:
Followers of Rothgor can instigate and manipulate chaos and conflict, inciting violence
and disorder wherever they go. Unyielding Might: Rothgor's priests are granted immense
physical strength and endurance, allowing them to perform feats of strength beyond the
capabilities of ordinary mortals. Flame of Fury: The Orcish God of Rage grants his
followers the ability to wield fire as a weapon, channeling their rage into searing flames
that consume their enemies.
Rothgor, the Fury Unleashed, is a terrifying and destructive presence in the world of
Ilvanoss, representing the primal rage that exists within the hearts of orcs and other
mortals. His followers, drawn to his boundless fury and disdain for order, work to
spread chaos and strife throughout the land, finding solace and power in the carnage
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Lysirea, God of Love
Title: The Heart's Flame, The Eternal
Matchmaker, The Bringer of Passion
Domains: Love, Passion,
Compassion, Relationships
Symbol: A stylized heart with a
golden flame within
Appearance: Lysirea appears as a
strikingly beautiful figure with
androgynous features, often depicted
with flowing hair and a captivating
smile. Their eyes sparkle with
warmth and understanding, and they
are adorned in flowing garments of
vibrant colors, symbolizing the many
facets of love.
Lore: Lysirea, the God of Love, is the embodiment of all forms of love, passion, and
compassion in the world of Ilvanoss. As the Eternal Matchmaker, Lysirea delights in
bringing together destined lovers and nurturing the bonds of friendship, family, and
devotion. They are the patron of lovers, artists, and all who seek to express and celebrate
love in its many forms.
Lysirea is a compassionate and understanding deity who cherishes the connections
between people. Their domain is the realm of the heart, where they help guide and
strengthen the bonds of love and compassion that connect all living things.
Worship and Clergy: Lysirea's followers are often individuals who embrace love,
compassion, and connection in their lives. The clergy, known as Heartkeepers, are
dedicated to promoting love and understanding among others, often serving as
mediators, matchmakers, and counselors.
Temples dedicated to Lysirea are beautiful and inviting spaces, filled with warm light,
fragrant flowers, and soothing music. These temples serve as gathering places for those
seeking love, companionship, or guidance in matters of the heart.
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Blessing of Love: Clerics of Lysirea can bless couples, strengthening the bond of love
and commitment between them. Embrace of Compassion: Lysirea's priests can create a
magical aura that promotes empathy and understanding among those within its radius.
Cupid's Arrow: The God of Love grants their followers the ability to temporarily inspire
love or affection between individuals. Heart's Insight: Lysirea's clerics can see the
connections of love and affection between individuals, aiding them in their role as
matchmakers and counselors.
In the world of Ilvanoss, Lysirea serves as a guiding light for love and compassion,
bringing warmth and understanding to the hearts of all. Through their devotion to the
God of Love, Lysirea's followers strive to spread love and connection throughout the
world, ensuring that the bonds of affection remain strong and unbroken.
Talos the Radiant
Aliases: The Sunbringer, The
Lightlord, The Dawn's Herald
Domains: Sun, Light, Life,
Warmth, Growth
Symbols: A blazing sun, a golden
crown, a sunburst
Description:
Talos the Radiant is the benevolent
and revered god of the sun in the
pantheon of Ilvanoss. Presiding
over the domains of light, life,
warmth, and growth, Talos is a
symbol of hope, renewal, and the
victory of light over darkness. As
the god responsible for the rising and setting of the sun, Talos holds a central role in the
daily lives of the inhabitants of Ilvanoss.
Talos is often depicted as a tall, regal figure with a golden crown upon his head,
signifying his dominion over the sun. He has flowing golden hair, resembling rays of
sunlight, and his eyes shine with the brilliance of the sun's light. His attire is made of
shimmering golden fabric, and he is frequently shown carrying a staff topped with a
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As the god of the sun, Talos is a source of life and vitality, nurturing the world with
his warmth and light. He is celebrated as a god of growth and abundance, as his
radiance enables crops to flourish and provides sustenance for all living beings.
Talos' followers include farmers, healers, artists, and others who draw inspiration or
sustenance from the sun. They pay homage to Talos through rituals, prayers, and
offerings, seeking his blessings for a bountiful harvest, good health, and the banishment
of darkness from their lives.
Priests and priestesses of Talos are skilled in the arts of light magic and healing, using
their divine abilities to bring hope and restoration to those in need. They also serve as
spiritual guides, teaching their followers the virtues of kindness, generosity, and the
importance of nurturing the light within themselves.
Temples dedicated to Talos are often built in open spaces with access to ample sunlight,
featuring large windows or open courtyards to allow the sun's rays to flood the interior.
These temples are adorned with golden decorations and intricate sun motifs, reflecting
the god's radiant presence.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Talos the Radiant is a symbol of hope, life, and the
triumph of light over darkness. His followers revere him for his life-giving warmth and
the daily reminder of renewal as the sun rises each morning, banishing the night's
shadows and heralding a new day.

God of the Sun Talos once did battle with Kaxxilaan Blackwing on a moonless night
and upon defeating the serpent he hung his malicious eye in the night sky. Now when
the half moon lies low in the sky it has become known as being under the gaze of the
dragon and woe be to those performing underhanded deeds for they cannot escape the
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Hali Duskbringer
Aliases: The Twilight Lord, The
Evening Shepherd, The Night's
Herald
Domains: Dusk, Twilight,
Transition, Balance, Peace
Symbols: A setting sun partially
obscured by the horizon, a
crescent moon and a star
entwined, a lantern casting a soft
glow
Description:
Hali Duskbringer, the Twilight
Lord, is the brother of Talos, the
Lord of Light and the Sun God.
While Talos is responsible for
bringing the dawn and
illuminating the world, Hali ushers the day to its end and opens the door for the night
to envelop the land.
Hali Duskbringer is often depicted as a serene, enigmatic figure with a subtle glow
emanating from his body. He is the embodiment of the transition between day and
night, symbolizing balance and the harmonious shift between these two states.
As the Evening Shepherd, Hali is responsible for guiding the sun to rest, allowing the
moon and stars to take their place in the night sky. He is revered for his calming
presence and the tranquility he bestows upon the world during twilight.
Followers of Hali Duskbringer often seek balance and harmony in their lives, embracing
the idea that both light and darkness have their place in the world. They are drawn to
the beauty of the dusk, finding solace and inspiration in the fleeting moments of
twilight.
Priests of Hali Duskbringer are known for their wisdom, introspection, and ability to
mediate conflicts. They offer guidance and counsel to those in need and are skilled in the
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Temples dedicated to Hali Duskbringer are typically constructed in locations where the
beauty of the setting sun can be fully appreciated, such as on hilltops or near the shore.
These sacred spaces often feature large windows or open courtyards to allow the golden
rays of the setting sun to fill the area, creating an atmosphere of serenity and reverence.
In the pantheon of Ilvanoss, Hali Duskbringer is a respected and enigmatic figure,
embodying the delicate balance between day and night. His tranquil presence serves as a
reminder that both light and darkness have their place in the world and that harmony
can be found in the transitions between these states.

Luneira, Goddess of the Moon

Title: The Crimson Moon, The
Night's Enchantress, The Red
Radiance
Domains: Moon, Night, Secrets,
Dreams
Symbol: A red crescent moon
encircled by silver stars
Appearance: Luneira, the Goddess
of the Moon, is a captivating and
mysterious figure, often depicted
with an ethereal beauty that befits
her celestial nature. Her flowing
silver hair and delicate features
are bathed in the soft red glow of
Ilvanoss's crimson moon. Luneira
is typically adorned in a flowing gown of moonlight and stars, reflecting the night sky
over which she presides.
Lore: Luneira is the guardian of the red moon that casts its mystical glow over the
world of Ilvanoss. As the Goddess of the Moon, she holds sway over the night and all
its mysteries. Luneira is a patron of secrets and dreams, granting her followers the
ability to peer into the hidden recesses of the mind and divine the secrets that lie within.
Her influence can be felt in the quiet whispers of the night and the eerie beauty of her
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Worshippers of Luneira are often drawn to the mystical and the enigmatic, seeking to
unravel the mysteries of the world and unlock the hidden truths that lie beneath the
surface. They look to the moon for guidance and inspiration, finding solace in the soft
red light that bathes the world in its gentle embrace.
Worship and Clergy: Luneira's followers include mystics, dreamers, and seekers of
hidden knowledge who are drawn to the allure of the red moon and the secrets it holds.
Her clergy, known as the Moonborn, are dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of the
night and unlocking the secrets that lie hidden within the realm of dreams.
Temples dedicated to Luneira are often built in places where the red moon's light shines
brightest, such as high mountaintops or isolated clearings. These temples serve as places
of quiet contemplation, where Luneira's followers can meditate on the mysteries of the
night and seek guidance from their enigmatic goddess.
Notable Abilities:
Crimson Illumination: Clerics of Luneira can call upon the power of the red moon to
cast a soft, red glow that illuminates their surroundings and reveals hidden secrets.
Dreamweaver: Followers of Luneira have the ability to enter and manipulate the dreams
of others, granting them insight into the thoughts and desires of those they encounter.
Mystical Warding: Luneira's priests can create wards and sigils that protect against
supernatural intrusions or guard against unwanted discovery. Moonlit Step: The
Goddess of the Moon grants her followers the ability to move silently through the night,
blending in with the shadows and leaving no trace of their passage.
Luneira, the Crimson Moon, is a captivating and enigmatic presence in the world of
Ilvanoss, representing the mysteries and secrets that lie hidden beneath the surface. Her
followers, drawn to the allure of the red moon and the knowledge it represents, work
tirelessly to unravel the enigmas of the world and uncover the hidden truths that lie just
out of reach.

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Aegaron the Battlelord
Title: God of War, Master of Strategy,
Patron of Warriors
Domains: War, Strength
Symbol: A crossed sword and battleaxe
over a shield
Appearance: Aegaron the Battlelord is
typically depicted as a towering,
muscular figure clad in magnificent
armor, scarred from countless battles.
His face is stern and fierce, with
piercing eyes that seem to look right
through you. Aegaron's hair is short
and wild, as if touched by the fires of
war. He wields a massive sword in one
hand and a battleaxe in the other, both glowing with divine energy.
Lore: Aegaron the Battlelord is the God of War and patron deity of warriors, soldiers,
and strategists. His name is often invoked on the battlefield, as those who fight under
his banner believe that he can turn the tide of any conflict in their favor. Aegaron is a
master of strategy, and his guidance is sought by generals and commanders throughout
Ilvanoss.
Though he is a god of war, Aegaron does not promote wanton destruction or needless
bloodshed. Rather, he is a proponent of discipline, honor, and the just use of force. His
followers are expected to uphold these principles and to act with honor and integrity on
and off the battlefield.
During the days of the Empire of Ilvanoss, Aegaron was revered as the guardian of the
legions, ensuring their victories and protecting them from harm. In the subsequent era
of the Seven Kingdoms, his worship continued to flourish as each kingdom sought his
favor and guidance in their conflicts.
Worship and Clergy: Aegaron's clergy is primarily composed of battle-hardened warriors
and tacticians who have dedicated their lives to mastering the art of war. They serve as
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who seek it. Many clerics of Aegaron also serve as defenders of their communities,
ensuring the safety and security of the people they protect.
Temples dedicated to Aegaron the Battlelord are typically imposing structures of stone
and iron, adorned with statues and reliefs depicting scenes of battle and victory. The
interiors of these temples often contain halls of honor, where the names and deeds of
great warriors are inscribed for all to see.
Aegaron's followers often train in martial combat and strategy, seeking to hone their
skills and prove their worth to the God of War. They participate in regular tournaments
and mock battles, testing their abilities against their fellow worshipers and other
warriors.
Notable Abilities:
Divine Tactics: Aegaron's clerics can call upon his tactical genius, granting them and
their allies enhanced abilities and battlefield awareness.
Strength of the Battlelord: Followers of Aegaron can channel his divine strength,
empowering their physical attacks and resilience.
War Cry: Clerics of Aegaron can unleash a powerful battle cry that inspires allies and
strikes fear into the hearts of enemies.
Unyielding Valor: Those who worship Aegaron can become nearly unstoppable in battle,
shrugging off wounds and fighting on in the face of overwhelming odds.
Aegaron the Battlelord is a revered figure in the world of Ilvanoss, a god of war who
favors discipline, honor, and the just use of force. His followers seek to emulate his
martial prowess and strategic genius, proving themselves worthy of his divine favor on
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Merna, Goddess of Politics
Title: The Eloquent Advocate, The
Lady of Intrigue, The Balancer of
Scales Domains: Politics,
Diplomacy, Balance, Rhetoric
Symbol: A set of scales balanced
on a gavel
Appearance: Merna, the Goddess
of Politics, is an elegant and
poised figure, with features that
subtly shift between different
races, reflecting the diverse nature
of her domain. She is often
depicted wearing a regal gown
adorned with the symbols of
various nations and cultures, her
eyes sharp and perceptive, always
observing the delicate balance of power and influence.
Lore: Merna is the patron deity of politics, diplomacy, and the delicate balance of power
in the world of Ilvanoss. She represents the intricacies of negotiation, compromise, and
the artful use of rhetoric to shape the course of nations. Politicians, diplomats, and
anyone engaged in the complex dance of political maneuvering turn to Merna for
guidance and inspiration.
As a deity of politics, Merna is intimately involved in the affairs of mortal realms,
carefully observing the shifting allegiances and subtle plays for power that shape the
world. Her domain is the halls of power and negotiation, where she offers wisdom and
counsel to those who seek to navigate the treacherous waters of political intrigue.
Worship and Clergy: Merna's followers are often politicians, diplomats, ambassadors,
and others involved in the delicate balance of power between nations and factions. Her
clergy, known as Eloquent Advocates, serve as advisors and mediators, offering their
expertise in the arts of diplomacy and negotiation to help guide their charges through the
complex world of politics.
Temples dedicated to Merna are grand and elegant structures, designed to inspire awe
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discussions, negotiations, and debates, where the followers of Merna can put their skills
to use in service of their deity.
Notable Abilities:
Silver Tongue: Clerics of Merna have an uncanny ability to sway opinions and influence
others through their words, making them skilled negotiators and mediators. Balance of
Power: Merna's priests can sense the delicate balance of power in a situation, allowing
them to anticipate the moves of their opponents and allies alike. Aura of Diplomacy:
Followers of Merna can exude an aura of diplomacy and compromise, making those
around them more amenable to negotiation and peaceful resolution. Insightful Counsel:
The Goddess of Politics grants her clergy the ability to provide insightful and timely
advice, allowing them to guide their charges through the complex world of politics with
skill and grace.
Merna is a respected and revered figure in the world of Ilvanoss, embodying the delicate
balance of power and the artful dance of diplomacy that shapes the course of nations.
Her followers, skilled in the intricacies of political maneuvering, work tirelessly to
maintain the balance and harmony of the world, guided by the wisdom and grace of
their divine patron.

Tharumos The Lawgiver

Title: The Just Arbiter, The Bringer
of Order, The Unyielding Judge
Domains: Law, Order, Justice,
Civilization
Symbol: A golden gavel crossed with
a silver sword
Appearance: Tharumos, the God of
Law, is a stern and imposing figure,
clad in elegant judicial robes that
reflect his unwavering dedication to
the principles of law and justice. His
features are strong and resolute, with
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the law.
Lore: Tharumos is the embodiment of law, order, and justice in the world of Ilvanoss.
He is the divine champion of civilization and the guardian of the rule of law, standing
as a bulwark against chaos and anarchy. Judges, lawmakers, and enforcers of the law
turn to Tharumos for guidance and inspiration, seeking the wisdom and strength
necessary to uphold the principles that govern society.
As a deity of law, Tharumos is intimately involved in the establishment and
enforcement of the laws that govern the mortal realms. His influence can be felt
throughout the land, as his followers work tirelessly to maintain order and dispense
justice in his name. Tharumos is a stern and unyielding god, but he is also fair and
just, ensuring that the laws he upholds are enforced with impartiality and equity.
Worship and Clergy: Tharumos's followers are typically judges, lawmakers, and
enforcers of the law who seek to uphold the principles of order and justice. His clergy,
known as Just Arbiters, serve as advisors, adjudicators, and agents of the law, working
tirelessly to maintain order and ensure that justice is served.
Temples dedicated to Tharumos are grand and imposing structures, often constructed
near courthouses or other centers of legal authority. These temples serve as both places
of worship and sanctuaries for those seeking the wisdom and guidance of the God of
Law.
Notable Abilities:
Divine Judgement: Clerics of Tharumos can channel their god's power to pass divine
judgment on those who have broken the law, meting out punishment or absolution as
appropriate. Aura of Order: Followers of Tharumos can exude an aura of order and
discipline, inspiring those around them to uphold the law and resist the temptations of
chaos. Unyielding Resolve: Tharumos's priests possess an unwavering dedication to the
principles of law and justice, granting them the strength and resilience to face any
challenge. Voice of Authority: The God of Law grants his clergy the ability to speak
with a commanding presence, allowing their words to carry weight and inspire obedience.
Tharumos is a revered figure in the world of Ilvanoss, embodying the principles of law,
order, and justice that underpin the fabric of civilization. His followers, steadfast in
their pursuit of justice, work diligently to maintain the rule of law and ensure that the
world remains a place of order and harmony, guided by the unwavering hand of their
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The Traveler
Title: The Wandering Guide, The
Wayfarer, The Pathmaker
Domains: Travel, Exploration,
Adventure, Safe Journeys
Symbol: A compass rose with an
open road leading through it
Appearance: The Traveler appears
as an ever-changing figure,
constantly shifting in age, race,
and gender, symbolizing their
connection to all who journey
across the world. Typically cloaked
and hooded, they exude an aura of
mystery and wanderlust, with a
knowing smile that hints at
countless untold stories and hidden pathways.
Lore: The Traveler, known as the Wandering Guide, is the patron deity of all who
journey, explore, and seek new horizons. They represent the spirit of adventure, the thirst
for discovery, and the desire to experience the unknown. Wanderers, travelers, merchants,
and adventurers all turn to the Traveler for guidance and protection on their journeys.
As a deity of travel and exploration, the Traveler is always on the move, visiting every
corner of the world of Ilvanoss and experiencing the myriad wonders it holds. Their
domain is the open road, where they forge new paths, uncover hidden secrets, and guide
weary travelers to their destinations.
Queen Myst Ostel, the Queen of Kagara and Heart of the Wood, is a notable worshipper
of the Traveler. Her dedication to exploration and fostering connections between her
people and the wider world has earned her the deity's favor and guidance.
Worship and Clergy: The Traveler's followers are often wanderers, explorers, and those
who feel the call to journey beyond the familiar. The Traveler's clergy, known as
Wayfinders, dedicate themselves to guiding and aiding travelers on their journeys. They
maintain safe havens and resting places for weary wanderers, often at the crossroads or
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Temples dedicated to the Traveler are few and far between, as the deity prefers the ever-
changing landscape of the open road. Small shrines and roadside markers are more
common, offering travelers a place to pay their respects and seek the Traveler's guidance.
Notable Abilities:
Blessing of the Road: Clerics of the Traveler can grant safe passage and protection to
individuals or groups embarking on a journey. Pathfinder's Knowledge: The Traveler's
priests possess an uncanny ability to find their way, even in unfamiliar or dangerous
terrain. Swift Step: Followers of the Traveler can enhance their own speed and agility,
allowing them to traverse distances more quickly and safely. Portal's Whisper: The
Traveler grants their clergy the ability to open temporary magical portals, allowing for
instantaneous travel between known locations.
The Traveler is a beloved and enigmatic figure in the world of Ilvanoss, guiding those
who journey into the unknown and embrace the spirit of adventure. Through their
wanderings and explorations, the followers of the Traveler forge new paths, uncover
hidden truths, and bring the wonders of the world to all who dare to seek them.

Emara Hearthkeeper
Title: Goddess of the Hearth,
Protector of Home and Family
Domains: Life, Light Symbol: A
hearth aflame with a warm, inviting
fire
Appearance: Emara Hearthkeeper is
often depicted as a warm and
nurturing figure, with a welcoming
smile and eyes of silver. Her long,
wavy hair is grey as ash. She wears
simple, yet comfortable robes adorned
with intricate patterns of flames,
hearths, and symbols of home and
family. In her hands, she holds a
small flame that never goes out,
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Lore: Emara Hearthkeeper is the Goddess of the Hearth, responsible for providing
warmth, comfort, and protection to the homes and families of Ilvanoss. She is a beloved
deity, revered for her nurturing and loving nature. Emara's presence is often felt in the
warmth of a hearth fire or the comfort of a loving embrace.
She is a champion of the downtrodden and the needy, providing solace to those who
have lost their homes or families. It is said that she bestows her blessings on those who
open their hearts and homes to others, providing shelter and comfort to those in need.
In the days of the Empire of Ilvanoss, Emara was revered as the protector of the
imperial family and their vast estates. Her temples and shrines were a common sight in
the homes of the wealthy and the poor alike, as her blessings were believed to bring
fortune and happiness to those who honored her. Though her popularity waned during
the Scourge, the Seven Kingdoms' unification saw a resurgence in her worship as people
sought to rebuild their homes and communities.
Worship and Clergy: Emara's clergy is composed of dedicated priests and priestesses
who offer their services as healers, counselors, and protectors of home and family. They
tend to the sick and the needy, providing food, shelter, and comfort to those who have
lost their way. They also perform rituals and ceremonies to bless new homes, marriages,
and births, ensuring that the Goddess's protection and warmth will always be present.
Temples dedicated to Emara Hearthkeeper are typically warm, welcoming places, filled
with the aroma of freshly baked bread and the crackling sound of a fire. The centerpiece
of each temple is a large hearth, where offerings of food, drink, and other tokens of
gratitude are placed to show appreciation for the Goddess's blessings.
Emara's worshipers often perform daily rituals at the hearth, lighting a fire each
morning to invite her presence and protection into their homes. They also celebrate
several festivals throughout the year, centered around the themes of home, family, and
the blessings of the hearth.
Notable Abilities:
Blessing of the Hearth: Emara's clerics can call upon her power to bless a home or
hearth, providing protection and warmth to its inhabitants.
Aura of Comfort: Emara's followers can create an aura of warmth and comfort,
soothing the weary and healing the wounded.
Sacred Flame: The clerics of Emara are able to wield the power of sacred fire, using it
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Beacon of Hope: Emara's worshipers can inspire hope and courage in those around
them, lifting their spirits and bolstering their resolve.
Emara Hearthkeeper is a beloved Goddess of Ilvanoss, providing comfort and protection
to homes and families across the realm. Her followers strive to spread her warmth and
love, ensuring that the hearth's blessings are felt by all.

Sarenthor, God of Patience

Title: The Eternal Watcher, The Calm One, The Patient Guardian Domains: Patience,
Time, Wisdom, Protection Symbol: An hourglass with a single droplet of water
suspended within
Appearance: Sarenthor, the God of Patience, is often depicted as a serene, elderly figure
with a kind and gentle expression. His long, flowing robes give him an air of wisdom
and tranquility, while his soft eyes seem to see everything yet remain untroubled.
Sarenthor is typically shown holding an hourglass in his hands, a symbol of his control
over time and the importance of patience in all things.
Lore: As the God of Patience, Sarenthor embodies the virtues of calm, measured action,
and the wisdom that comes with time. He is the patron of those who seek understanding
and enlightenment through quiet contemplation and reflection. Sarenthor teaches his
followers that true wisdom can only be gained through patience and perseverance, and
that hasty actions often lead to regret.
His followers include scholars, philosophers, and those who seek to understand the
mysteries of time and the universe. They are drawn to Sarenthor's teachings of patience
and wisdom, finding solace in his calm guidance and the knowledge that time will reveal
all things.
Worship and Clergy: Sarenthor's followers are often quiet, contemplative individuals
who devote themselves to the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom. They gather in temples
and libraries, where they study ancient texts and seek to unravel the secrets of the
universe.
Temples dedicated to Sarenthor are places of quiet contemplation and reflection, where
the passage of time is marked by the slow, steady dripping of water within the
hourglasses that adorn the sacred spaces. Here, his followers gather to meditate, study,
and seek guidance from their patient god.
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Enduring Wisdom: Clerics of Sarenthor can tap into the wisdom of their god, gaining
insight and understanding that transcends time and space. Time's Embrace: Followers
of Sarenthor can slow the passage of time around them, granting them the ability to act
with patience and precision in even the most chaotic situations. Guardian's Patience:
Sarenthor's priests can call upon their god's protection, shielding themselves and their
allies from harm while they remain calm and focused. Whispers of Time: The God of
Patience grants his followers the ability to see glimpses of the past and future, allowing
them to learn from history and anticipate the consequences of their actions.
Sarenthor, the Eternal Watcher, represents the virtues of patience and wisdom in the
world of Ilvanoss. His followers seek enlightenment and understanding through quiet
contemplation, embracing the passage of time as a source of strength and guidance.
Through patience and perseverance, they gain the wisdom to navigate the challenges and
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