The Pantheon

The religions of the world are all of one religion.
Dependening upon race, language, region, civilization, and other various influences, all believers subscribe to the Almighty Creators; the AllFather and The AllMother. Beyond these two Gods are their children; the Celestial gods of order, and the Primordial gods of chaos. Each of these gods, whether Celestial or Primordial, represents one of the 6 elements; Fire, Water, Earth, Air, Time, and Magic. Together, they comprise the pantheon of every major religion within this world. Each culture has adopted names they call these gods. In many cases, the names are very similar; sometimes very different, but always reference these gods listed below. Whether based upon the promise of power or the promise of a glorious afterlife; these gods’ powers wax and wane based upon the strength of their followers and the power they provide each other. Only the two Creator Gods, The AllFather and The ALLMother are worshiped by all.
Creator Gods:
The AllFather The spark of all things, pure energy and power
The AllMother The seed of all things, pure nature and love
Enough said on them.
Celestial Gods of Order:
Worshippers of the Celestial Gods of Order typically worship them on days or nights of the full moon, as truth is illuminated during these periods.
Solonai, The Flamebringer (Fire)
Solonai is the most recognized name of the Flamebringer. He is the embodiment of the celestial flame, bringing warmth, light, and purification. He represents the controlled aspect of fire, guiding civilizations in the forging of tools, the warmth of hearths, and the strength of unity.
Azzura, The Tidecaller (Water)
Azurra, as best known, governs the ebb and flow of the seas, promoting harmony and balance within aquatic ecosystems. She embodies the calm waters and the life-giving properties of the ocean, ensuring fertility, abundance, and tranquility.
Galija, The Earthmother (Earth)
Galija is the nurturing force of the earth, fostering growth, stability, and fertility. She embodies the verdant landscapes, fertile soil, and sustaining bounty of the natural world, guiding mortals in their stewardship of the land.
Zephyria, The Windweaver (Air)
Zephyria commands the winds and currents of the sky, regulating weather patterns and enabling travel and communication. She represents the gentle breeze, the powerful storm, and the breath of life, guiding mortals in their aspirations and dreams.
Chronos, The Keeper of Time (Time)
Chronos is the eternal guardian of time, ensuring the order and progression of the cosmos. He embodies the cyclical nature of existence, guiding mortals through the rhythms of birth, growth, decay, and renewal, and teaching the value of patience and foresight.
Oligaster, The Archmage (Magic)
Oligaster is the master of arcane knowledge and mystical forces, guiding mortals in the responsible use of magic. He represents the balance between creation and destruction, enlightenment and ignorance, teaching the secrets of the universe to those deemed worthy.

Primordial Gods of Chaos:
Worshippers of the Celestial Gods of Chaos typically worship them on days or nights of the new moon, as chaos flourishes in darkness.
Infernessa, The Infernal Fury (Fire)
Infernessa embodies the destructive force of fire, unleashing chaos and devastation upon the world. She represents uncontrolled flames, consuming everything in their path, teaching mortals the power of passion and the inevitability of change through destruction.
Verixanna, The Tempest Queen (Water)
Verixanna is the tempestuous ruler of turbulent waters and raging storms, bringing chaos and upheaval to the seas. She embodies the unpredictable currents and destructive power of the ocean, challenging mortals to confront adversity and adapt to change.
Xorntrahk, The Shatterer (Earth)
Xorntrahk is the embodiment of seismic upheaval and cataclysmic destruction, reshaping the earth with his mighty tremors. He represents the primal chaos of the shifting landscape, reminding mortals of the fragility of their existence and the impermanence of all things.
Galekron, The Galebringer (Air)
Galekron is the harbinger of chaos, unleashing ferocious winds and tumultuous cyclones upon the world. He embodies the uncontrollable force of the storm, challenging mortals to confront adversity and overcome the trials of nature's fury.
Entropyx, The Devourer of Time (Time)
Entropyx is the embodiment of entropy and decay, unraveling the fabric of time and bringing disorder to the cosmos. He represents the relentless march of decay and dissolution, reminding mortals of the inevitable fate that awaits all things.
Helstra, The Sorceress of Shadows (Magic)
Helstra is the mistress of dark magic and forbidden knowledge, wielding her powers to sow chaos and discord. She embodies the allure of the unknown and the dangers of unchecked ambition, tempting mortals with promises of power at a terrible cost.





The good races, such as humans, elves, dwarves, halflings, gnomes, and tieflings, typically have values and belief systems that align more closely with the celestial gods of order. However, in certain circumstances or alternative settings, they might acknowledge the existence of the primordial gods of chaos. Here's how they might respect these deities:
Good Races Respecting Primordial Gods of Chaos:
Recognition of Their Power: The good races may acknowledge the immense power wielded by the primordial gods of chaos, recognizing them as formidable forces of nature.
Cautionary Respect: While they do not worship the primordial gods, the good races may respect them from a distance, understanding the potential dangers associated with invoking or angering these chaotic deities.
Adaptation and Preparation: They might take measures to adapt to or mitigate the effects of the chaos caused by the primordial gods, such as reinforcing structures against earthquakes or developing emergency plans for storms.
Offering Prayers for Protection: In times of crisis, the good races may offer prayers to their own deities for protection from the chaos unleashed by the primordial gods, seeking guidance and strength to endure and overcome the challenges they face.


Similarly, the evil races, including orcs, goblins, drow, and giants, might not worship the celestial gods of order, but they might acknowledge their existence or even seek to exploit them for their own gain. Here's how they might respect these deities:
Evil Races Respecting Celestial Gods of Order:
Utilization of Their Power: The evil races may recognize the power and authority wielded by the celestial gods of order, viewing them as potent entities capable of influencing the world in significant ways.
Manipulation and Exploitation: While they may not worship the celestial gods, the evil races might seek to manipulate or exploit them for their own purposes, such as seeking divine favor or protection in times of need.
Strategic Alliances: They might form temporary alliances with followers of the celestial gods, using them as pawns in their schemes or leveraging their resources for their own benefit.
Offering False Homage: In order to deceive and manipulate others, members of the evil races might offer false homage to the celestial gods, feigning piety and devotion while secretly plotting their downfall.
In both cases, the respect shown by the good or evil races towards the opposing set of gods is often pragmatic and strategic, driven by their own interests and motivations rather than genuine reverence or devotion.

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Religious, Pantheon