Deity	Title(s)	Alignment	Suggested Domains	Symbol	PORTFOLIO	WORSHIPERS	PANTHEON	RANK	Realm
Hermod	Messenger of the Gods, the Nimble	CN	Chaos, Luck, Travel	winged scroll	Luck, communication, freedom	Bards, messengers, heralds, travelers, elves, halflings, half-elves	Asgardian Pantheon	D	Asgard
Odur	Sun god who is responsible for the journey of the day chariot across the sky, Odur is speculated to be an aspect of Odin.	CG	Chaos, Fire, Sun	Sun disk	Light, Sun, travel	Barbarians, druids, rangers, blacksmiths, and those who travel overland	Asgardian Pantheon	D	Asgard
Frey	God of Sunlight and the Elves, Sunbeam	NG	Air, Good, Plant, Sun	ice-blue greatsword, ship-shaped cloud, boar's head on their shields as a protective motif	Agriculture, fertility, harvest, Sun, sunshine, elves, rain, horses	Druids, rangers, farmers, husbands, wives, elves, gnomes, half-elves, halflings	Asgardian Pantheon	G	Alfheim, Asgard
Frigga	Queen of the Gods, Wife of Odin, Mother Sky	N	Air, Animal, Community	large cat, or a spinning wheel	Birth, fertility, love, Atmosphere, sky, domestic life	Druids, lovers, diviners, husbands, wives, halflings	Asgardian Pantheon	G	Fensalir, Asgard
Loki	The Provoker, the Sly One, the Trickster, the Shape Changer, the Sky Traveler, the Great Deceiver	CE	Trickery, Chaos, Destruction, Evil	flame, or a pair of red/black boots, or a drinking goblet filled with bubbling venom, or a Fly	Thieves, trickery, murder, strife	Rogues, assassins	Asgardian Pantheon	G	Winter's Hall, Pandemonium; Asgard; Midgard
Odin	chief god of the Norse pantheon	NG	Air, Knowledge, Magic, Travel	watchful blue eye, some worlds by the head of a man with a raven on each shoulder	Knowledge, magic, supreme, war	Bards, fighters, sorcerers, wizards, philosophers, sages, nobility, gnomes	Asgardian Pantheon	G	Valhalla, Asgard
Thor	Strongest of Norse gods, god of Thunder; Guardian of Asgard, God of Thunder, the Thunderer, the Thunder God, the Mightiest	CG	Tempest, Chaos, Good, Protection, Strength, war, and weather	Hammer	Storms, thunder, war, weather, sky, crops	Barbarians, fighters, paladins, rangers, farmers, dwarves, half-orcs	Asgardian Pantheon	G	Thrudvangar, Asgard
Aegir	The Storm God, God of the Oceans, Alebrewer, Old Man Sea	NE	Death, Destruction, Evil, Strength, Water	Rough ocean waves	Oceans, Sea, storms	Sailors, anyone traveling by sea	Asgardian Pantheon	I	Oceans of Midgard
Balder	God of Beauty, Bright Son	NG	good, healing, and knowledge	Gem-encrusted chalice	Beauty, Light, music, poetry, rebirth	Bards, gnomes	Asgardian Pantheon	I	Briedbalik, Asgard
Forseti	Peacemaker, God of Justice	N	Protection, Strength	Head of a bearded man	Justice, law	Paladins, judges, attorneys, halflings, popular with elves	Asgardian Pantheon	I	Glitnir, Asgard
Freya		NG	Air, Charm, Good, Magic		Fertility, love, magic, vanity	Bards, sorcerers, wizards, lovers, husbands, wives, elves, gnomes, half-elves	Asgardian	I
Heimdall		LG	Good, Law		Watchfulness, sight, hearing, loyalty	Fighters, paladins, sentries, guards, dwarves	Asgardian	I
Hel		NE	Death, Destruction, Evil		Death, underworld	All who Fear death	Asgardian	I
Njord		NG	Air, Good, Water		Commerce, sea, wind	Sailors, fishermen, those who depend on the sea for a Living	Asgardian	I
Tyr		LN	Law, Protection		Courage, trust, strategy, tactics, writing	Fighters, monks, paladins, rangers, sages, dwarves	Asgardian	I
Sif		CG	Chaos, Good		War, dueling	Barbarians, fighters, paladins, rangers, combat instructors	Asgardian	L
Skadi		N	Destruction, Earth, Strength		Earth, mountains	Barbarians, druids, rangers, dwarves, halflings	Asgardian	L
Uller		CN	Chaos, Protection, Travel		Archers, hunting, winter	Barbarians, druids, rangers, archers, elves, halflings, half-elves, half-orcs	Asgardian	L
Kurtulmak		LE	Evil, Law, Luck		Kobolds, trapmaking, mining, war	Kobolds	Core	I
Dennari		CG	Chaos, Earth, Good, Plant		Earth, liberation, suffering	Dwarves, the oppressed, poor people, farmers, peasants	Core	L
Bahamut		LG	Air, Good, Luck, Protection		Good dragons, wind	Good dragons, anyone seeking protection from evil dragons	Dragon	L
Kiaransalee		CE	Chaos, Drow, Evil, Retribution, Undeath		Undead, vengeance	Drow, necromancers, undead	Drow	D
Selvetarm		CE	Chaos, Drow, Evil, Spider		Drow warriors	Barbarians, Drow, fighters, those who like to kill, warriors	Drow	D
Lolth		CE	Chaos, Darkness, Destruction, Drow, Evil, Spider		Drow, Spiders, evil, Darkness, assassins, chaos	Drow, depraved elves, sentient Spiders	Drow	I
Eilistraee		CG	Chaos, Charm, Drow, Elf, Good, Moon, Portal		Song, beauty, dance, swordwork, hunting, moonlight	Good-aligned Drow, hunters, surface-dwelling elves	Drow	L
Ghaunadaur		CE	Cavern, Chaos, Drow, Evil, Hatred, Slime		Oozes, slimes, jellies, outcasts, ropers, rebels	Aboleths, Drow, fighters, Oozes, outcasts, ropers	Drow	L
Vhaeraun		CE	Chaos, Drow, Evil, Travel		Thievery, Drow males, evil activity on the surface	Assassins, male Drow, half-drow, poisoners, shadowdancers, rogues, thieves	Drow	L
Haela Brightaxe		CG	Chaos, Dwarf, Good, Luck		Luck in battle, joy of battle, dwarven fighters	Barbarians, dwarves, fighters	Dwarven	D
Moradin		LG	Forge, Knowledge, Craft, Dwarf, Earth, Good, Law, Protection		Dwarves, Creation, smithing, engineering, metalcraft, stonework, war	Dwarves, metalworkers, dwarven defenders, engineers, fighters, miners, smiths	Dwarven	G
Abbathor		NE	Dwarf, Evil, Luck, Trade		Greed	Dwarves, misers, rogues, shadowdancers	Dwarven	I
Berronar Truesilver		LG	Peace, Dwarf, Family, Good, Healing, Law, Protection		Safety, honesty, home, healing, the dwarven family, records, marriage, faithfulness, loyalty, oaths	Children, dwarven defenders, dwarves, fighters, homemakers, husbands, parents, scribes, wives	Dwarven	I
Clangeddin Silverbeard		LG	Dwarf, Good, Law, Strength, War		Battle, war, valor, bravory, honor in battle	Barbarians, dwarven defenders, dwarves, fighters, monks, paladins, strategists, tacticians, warriors	Dwarven	I
Dumathoin		N	Cavern, Craft, Dwarf, Earth, Metal, Protection		Buried wealth, ores, gems, mining, exploration, Shield, dwarves, guardian of the Dead	Dwarves, gemsmiths, metalsmiths, miners	Dwarven	I
Sharindlar		CG	Chaos, Charm, Dwarf, Good, Healing, Moon		Healing, mercy, romantic love, fertility, dancing, courtship, the moon	Bards, dancers, dwarves, healers, lovers	Dwarven	I
Vergadain		N	Dwarf, Luck, Trade		Wealth, luck, chance, nonevil, thieves, suspicion, trickery, negotiation, sly cleverness	Dwarves, merchants, traders, rogues, wealthy individuals, rich	Dwarven	I
Dugmaren Brightmantle		CG	Chaos, Craft, Dwarf, Good, Knowledge, Rune		Scholarship, invention, discovery	Artisans, dwarves, loremasters, runcasters, scholars, tinkers, wizards	Dwarven	L
Gorm Gulthyn		LG	Dwarf, Good, Law, Protection		Guardian of all dwarves, defense, watchfulness	Dwarven defenders, dwarves, fighters	Dwarven	L
Marthammor Duin		NG	Dwarf, Good, Protection, Travel		Guides, explorers, expatriates, travelers, lightning	Dwarves, fighters, rangers, travelers	Dwarven	L
Thard Harr		CG	Animal, Chaos, Dwarf, Good, Plant		Wild dwarves, jungle survival, hunting	Druids, inhabitants of jungles, rangers, wild dwarves	Dwarven	L
Deep Duerra		LE	Dwarf, Evil, Law, Mentalism		Psionics, conquest, expansion	Dwarves, fighters, psionicists, travelers in The Underdark	Dwarven, Duergar	D
Laduguer		LE	Craft, Dwarf, Evil, Law, Magic, Metal, Protection		Magic Weapon Creation, artisan, magic, gray dwarves	Dwarves, fighters, loremasters, soldiers	Dwarven, Duergar	I
Shevarash	God of hatred of the Drow, loss, crusades, vengeance	CN	Chaos, Elf, Retribution		Hatred of the Drow, vengeance, crusades, loss, arcane archers, archers, elves, fighters, hunters, rangers, soldiers, sorcerers	Arcane archers, archers, elves, fighters, hunters, rangers, soldiers, sorcerers	Elven	D
Angharradh	Goddess of spring, fertility, planting, birth, defense, wisdom	CG	Peace, Chaos, Elf, Good, Plant, Renewal		Spring, fertility, planting, birth, defense, wisdom	Community elders, druids, elves, farmers, fighters, midwives, mothers	Elven	G
Corellon Larethian	God of magic, music, arts, crafts, war, the elven race (especially Sun elves), poetry, bards, warriors	CG	Arcana, Chaos, Elf, Good, Magic, Protection		Elves, magic, arts, crafts, music, war, Sun elves, poetry, bards, warriors	Elves, half-elves, bards, rangers, archane archers, fighters, warriors, fighters, good leaders, artisans, poets	Elven	G
Aerdrie Faenya	Goddess of air, weather, avians, rain, fertility, avariels. An aspect of Akadi.	CG	Air, Animal, Chaos, Elf, Good, Storm		Air, weather, avians, rain, fertility, avariels	Bards, druids, elves, rangers, sorcerers, travelers, winged beings	Elven	I
Deep Sashelas	God of oceans, sea elves, Creation, knowledge	CG	Chaos, Elf, Good, Ocean, Water		Oceans, sea elves, Creation, knowledge	Druids, elves, fishermen, rangers, sages, sailors	Elven	I
Erevan Ilesere	God of mischief, change, rogues, changelings	CN	Chaos, Elf, Luck, Trickery		Mischief, change, rogues	Bards, elves, revelers, rogues, sorcerers, tricksters	Elven	I
Fenmarel Mestarine	God of feral elves, outcasts, scapegoats, isolation	CN	Animal, Chaos, Elf, Plant		Feral elves, outcasts, scapegoats, isolation	Druids, elves, outcasts, rangers, rogues, spies, wild elves	Elven	L
Hanali Celanil	Goddess of love, romance, beauty, enchantments, magic item artistry, fine art, and artists. An aspect of Sune.	CG	Chaos, Charm, Elf, Good, Magic, Protection		Love, romance, beauty, Enchantment, magic, item artistry, fine art, artists	Aesthetes, artists, enchanters, lovers, sorcerers, bards	Elven	I
Labelas Enoreth	God of time, longevity, the moment of choice, history	CG	Chaos, Elf, Good, Time		Time, longevity, the moment of choice, history	Bards, divine disciples, elves, loremasters, scholars, teachers	Elven	I
Rillifane Rallathil	God of woodlands, nature, wild elves, druids	CG	Chaos, Elf, Good, Plant, Protection		Woodlands, nature, wild elves, druids	Druids, rangers, wild elves	Elven	I
Sehanine Moonbow	Goddess of mysticism, Dreams, death, journeys, transcendence, the moon, the stars, the heavens, moon elves. An aspect of Selûne.	CG	Chaos, Elf, Good, Illusion, Moon, Travel		Mysticism, Dreams, death, journeys, transcendence, the moon, the stars, the heavens, moon elves	Diviners, elves, half-elves, illusionists, opponents of the undead	Elven	I
Solonor Thelandira	God of archery, hunting, wilderness survival	CG	Chaos, Elf, Good, Plant		Archery, hunting, wilderness, survival	Arcane archers, archers, druids, elves, rangers	Elven	I
Finder Wyvernspur		CN	Chaos, Charm, Renewal, Scalykind		Cycle of life, transformation of art, saurials	Artists, bards, saurials	Faerûn	D
Garagos		CN	Chaos, Destruction, Strength		War, skill-at-arms, desctruction, plunder	Barbarians, fighters, warriors, rangers, soldiers, spies	Faerûn	D
Gargauth		LE	Charm, Evil, Law		Betrayal, cruelty, political corruption, powerbrokers	Corrupt leaders, corrupt politicians, sorcerers, traitors	Faerûn	D
Gwaeron Windstrom		NG	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel		Tracking, rangers of the North	Druids, rangers, Troll hunters	Faerûn	D
Hoar		LN	Fate, Travel		Revenge, retribution, poetic justice	Assassins, fighters, rogues, seekers of retribution	Faerûn	D
Jergal		LN	Fate, Law, Repose, Rune, Suffering		Fatalism, proper burial, guardian of tombs	Monks, necromancers, paladins	Faerûn	D
Lurue		CG	Animal, Chaos, Good		Talking Beasts, intelligent non-humanoid creatures	Druids, entertainers, outcasts, rangers, travelers, Unicorn riders	Faerûn	D
Nobanion		LG	Animal, Good, Law, Nobility		Royalty, lions, feline Beasts, good Beasts	Druids, fighters, leaders, paladins, rangers, soldiers, teachers, wemics	Faerûn	D
Red Knight		LN	Law, Nobility, Planning, War		Strategy, planning, tactics	Fighters, gamesters, monks, strategists, tacticians	Faerûn	D
Savras	god of Divination and fate	LN	Knowledge, Fate, Magic, Spell	Crystal ball containing many kinds of eyes	Divination, fate, truth	Diviners, judges, monks, seekers of truth, spellcasters	Faerûn	D
Sharess		CG	Chaos, Charm, Good, Travel		Hedonism, sensual fulfillment, festhalls, cats	Bards, hedonists, sensualists	Faerûn	D
Shiallia		NG	Animal, Good, Plant, Renewal		Woodland glades, woodland fertility, growth, the High Forest, Neverwinter Wood	Druids, farmers, foresters, gardeners, nuptial, couples	Faerûn	D
Siamorphe		LN	Law, Nobility, Planning		Nobles rightful rule of nobility, Human royalty	Leaders, loremasters, nobles, those with inherited wealth or status	Faerûn	D
Ulutiu		LN	Animal, Law, Ocean, Protection, Strength		Glaciers, polar environments, arctic dwellers	Arctic dwellers, druids, historians, leaders, teachers, rangers	Faerûn	D
Valkur		CG	Air, Chaos, Good, Ocean, Protection		Sailors, ships, favorable winds, naval combat	Fighters, rogues, sailors	Faerûn	D
Velsharoon		NE	Magic, Undeath		Necromancy, necromancers, liches, undeath	Liches, necromancers, seekers of immortality through undeath, Cult of the Dragon	Faerûn	D
Akadi	goddess of Movement, Speed, and Air Elementals.	N	Air, Illusion, Travel	Cloud	Elemental air, movement, speed, flying creatures	Animal breeders, elemental archons (air), rangers, rogues, sailors	Faerûn	G	x
Asmodeus	God of sin, King of the Nine Hells.	LE	Evil		Power, domination, tyranny	Slavers, tyrants, bureaucrats, lawful evil creatures	Faerûn	G
Bane	god of tyranny	LE	Order, Evil, Destruction, Hatred, Law, Tyranny, War	"""Upright black right hand, thumb and fingers together"""	Strife, hatred, tyranny, Fear	Conquerors, evil fighters, evil monks, tyrants, wizards	Faerûn	G
Chauntea	goddess of agriculture	NG	Life, Animal, Earth, Good, Plant, Protection, Renewal	Sheaf of grain or a blooming rose over grain	Agriculture, Plants, farmers, gardeners, summer	Peasants, indentured servants, druids, farmers, gardeners	Faerûn	G
Cyric	god of lies	CE	Trickery, Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Illusion	White jawless skull on black or purple Sunburst	Murder, lies, intrigue, deception, Illusion	Power-hungry humans (usually young), former worshipers of Bane, Bhaal and Myrkul	Faerûn	G
Grumbar	God of elemental earth, solidity, changelessness, oaths.	N	Cavern, Earth, Metal, Time		Elemental earth, solidity, changelessness, oaths	Elemental archons (earth), fighters, monks, rangers	Faerûn	G
Istishia	God of elemental water, purification, wetness	N	Destruction, Ocean, Storm, Travel, Water		Elemental water, purification	Bards, elemental archons (water), sailors, travelers	Faerûn	G
Kelemvor	god of the Dead	LN	Death, Grave, Fate, Law, Protection, Repose, Travel	Upright skeletal arm holding balanced scales	Death, the Dead	The dying, families of the dying, grave differs, hunters of the undead, morticians, mourners	Faerûn	G
Kossuth	God of elemental fire, purification through fire	N	Destruction, Fire, Renewal, Suffering		Elemental fire, purification through fire	Druids, elemental anchors, fire creatures, Thayans	Faerûn	G
Lathander	god of birth and renewal	NG	Life, Light, Good, Nobility, Protection, Renewal, Strength, Sun	Road traveling into a sunrise	Athletics, birth, creativity, Dawn, renewal, self-perfection, spring, vitality, youth	Aristocrats, artists, athletics, merchants, monks, the young	Faerûn	G
Mystra	goddess of magic	NG	Arcana, Good, Illusion, Knowledge, Magic, Rune, Spell	"""Circle of seven stars, or nine stars encircling a flowing red mist, or a single star"""	Magic, spells, The Weave	Elves, half-elves, incantatrixes, mystic wanderers, sorcerers, spelldancers, spellcasters, spellfire channelers, wizards	Faerûn	G
Oghma	god of knowledge	N	Charm, Knowledge, Luck, Travel	Blank scroll	Bard, inspiration, invention, knowledge	Artists, bards, cartographers, inventors, lore masters, sages, scholars, scribes, wizards	Faerûn	G
Shar	goddess of Darkness and loss	NE	"""Death, Trickery"" Cavern, Darkness, Evil"	Black disk encircled with a border	Caverns, dark, Dungeons, forgetfulness, loss, night, secrets, The Underdark	Anarchists, assassins, avengers, monks, nihilists, rogues, shadow adepts, shadowdancers	Faerûn	G
Silvanus	god of wild nature	N	Nature, Animal, Plant, Protection, Renewal, Water	Oak leaf	Wild nature, druids	Druids, woodsmen, Wood elves	Faerûn	G
Sune	goddess of love and beauty	CG	"""Life, Light"" Chaos, Charm, Good, Protection"	Face of a beautiful red-haired woman	Beauty, love, passion	Lovers, artists, half-elves, adventurers, bards	Faerûn	G
Talos	god of storms	CE	Tempest, Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Fire, Storm	Three lightning bolts radiating from a central point	Storms, destruction, rebellion, conflagration, earthquakes, vortices	Those who Fear the destructive power of nature, barbarians, fighters, druids, half-orcs	Faerûn	G
Tempus	god of war	N	Chaos, Protection, Strength, War	Upright flaming sword	War, battle, warriors	Warriors, fighters, barbarians, gladiators, rangers, half-orcs	Faerûn	G
Tyr	god of justice	LG	Order, Good, Law, Retribution, war, Justice	Balanced scales resting on a warhammer	Justice	Paladins, judges, magistrates, lawyers, police, the oppressed	Faerûn	G
Ubtao	God of Creation, jungles, Chult, the Chultans, dinosaurs.	N	Planning, Plant, Protection, Scalykind		Creation, jungles, Chult, the Chultans, dinosaurs	Adepts, chultans, druids, inhabitants of jungles, rangers	Faerûn	G
Beshaba	goddess of misfortune	CE	Chaos, Evil, Fate, Luck, Trickery	Black antlers	Random mischief, misfortune, bad luck, accidents	Assassins, auspicians, capricious individuals, gamblers, rogues, sadists	Faerûn	I
Gond	god of craft	N	Forge, Craft, Earth, Fire, Knowledge, Metal, Planning	Toothed cog with four spokes	Artifice, craft, construction, smithwork	Blacksmith, crafters, engineers, gnomes, inventors, lantanese, woodworkers	Faerûn	I
Helm	god of protection	LN	, LifeLight, Twilight, Law, Planning, Protection, Strength	Staring eye on upright left gauntlet	Guardians, protectors, protection	Explorers, fighters, guards, mercenaries, paladins	Faerûn	I
Ilmater	god of endurance	LG	Life, Twilight, Good, Law, Strength, Suffering	Hands bound at the wrist with red cord	Endurance, suffering, martyrdom, perseverance	The lame, oppressed, poor, monks, paladins, serfs, slaves	Faerûn	I
Mielikki	goddess of forests	NG	Nature, Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	Unicorn's head	Autumn, dryads, forest creatures, forests, rangers	Druids, Fey, creatures, foresters, rangers	Faerûn	I
Selûne	goddess of the moon	CG	"""Knowledge, Life"" Twilight, Chaos, Good, Moon, Protection, Travel"	Pair of eyes surrounded by seven stars	Good lycanthropes, neutral lycanthropes, moon, navigation, questers, stars, wanderers	Female spellcasters, good lycanthropes, neutral lycanthropes, navigators, monks, sailors	Faerûn	I
Tymora	goddess of good fortune	CG	Trickery, Chaos, Good, Luck, Protection, Travel	Face-up coin	Good fortune, skill, victory, adventurers	Rogues, gamblers, adventurers, Harpers, lightfoot halflings	Faerûn	I
Umberlee	goddess of the sea	CE	Tempest, Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Ocean, Storm, Water	Wave curling left and right	Oceans, currents, waves, sea winds	Sailors, weresharks, sentient sea creatures, coastal dwellers	Faerûn	I
Auril	goddess of winter	NE	"""Nature, Tempest"" Air, Evil, Storm, Water"	Six-pointed snowflake	Cold, winter	Druids, elemental archons (air or water), frost Giants, inhabitants of cold climates, rangers	Faerûn	L
Azuth	god of wizards	LN	Arcana, Illusion, Knowledge, Magic, Law, Spell	"""Left hand pointing upward, outlined in fire"""	Wizards, mages, spellcasters, monks	Philosophers, sages, sorcerers, wizards	Faerûn	L
Deneir	god of writing	NG	Good, Knowledge, Protection, Rune	Lit candle above an open eye	Glyphs, images, literature, scribes, cartography	Historians, loremasters, sages, scholars, scribes, seekers of enlightenment, students	Faerûn	L
Eldath	goddess of peace	NG	"""Life, Nature"" Peace, Nature, Family, Good, Plant, Protection, Water"	Waterfall plunging into still pool	Quiet places, springs, pools, peace, waterfall	Druids, pacifists, rangers	Faerûn	L
Erbin		NE	Destruction, Evil		Vengeance	Assassins, fighters, rogues, beggars	Faerûn	L
Lliira	goddess of joy	CG	Life, Chaos, Charm, Family, Good, Travel	Triangle of three six-pointed stars	Joy, happiness, dance, festivals, freedom, liberty	Bards, dancers, entertainers, poets, revelers, singers	Faerûn	L
Loviatar	goddess of pain	LE	Death, Evil, Law, Retribution, Strength, Suffering	Nine-tailed barbed scourge	Pain, hurt, agony, torment, suffering, torture	Beguilers, torturers, evil warriors, the depraved	Faerûn	L
Malar	god of the hunt	CE	Nature, Animal, Chaos, Evil, Moon, Strength	Clawed paw	Bloodlust, evil lycanthropes, hunters, marauding Beasts and monsters, stalking	Hunters, evil lycanthropes, sentient carnivores, rangers, druids	Faerûn	L
Mask	god of thieves	CN	Darkness, Evil, Luck, Trickery	Black Mask	Shadows, thievery, thieves	Assassins, beggars, criminals, rogues, shades, shadowdancers	Faerûn	L
Milil	god of poetry and song	NG	Light, Charm, Good, Nobility	Five-stringed harp made of leaves	Poetry, song, eloquence	Adventurers, bards, entertainers	Faerûn	L
Shaundakul		CN	Air, Chaos, Portal, Protection, Trade, Travel		Travel, exploration, portals, miners, caravans	Explorers, caravaneers, rangers, portal-walkers, planewalkers, half-elves	Faerûn	L
Talona	goddess of disease and poison	CE	Death, Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Suffering	Three teardrops on a triangle	Disease, poison	Assassins, druids, healers, rogues, those suffering from disease and illness	Faerûn	L
Tiamat		LE	Destruction, Evil, Law, Tyranny, Scalykind		Evil dragons, evil reptiles, greed, conquest	Evil dragons, chromatic dragons, Cult of the Dragon, evil reptiles, fighters, sorcerers, thieves, vandals, conquerors	Faerûn	L
Torm	god of courage and self-sacrifice	LG	Good, Law, Protection, Strength, War	White right gauntlet	Duty, loyalty, honor, obedience, paladins	Paladins, heroes, good fighters, good warriors, guardians, knights, loyal courtiers	Faerûn	L
Uthgar		CN	Animal, Chaos, Retribution, Strength		Uthgardt Barbarian tribes, physical strength	The Uthgardt tribes, barbarians	Faerûn	L
Waukeen	goddess of trade	N	Balance, Envy, Pride, Protection, Sloth, Travel, Trade, knowledge, trickery	Upright coin with Waukeen's profile facing left	Trade, money, wealth	Shopkeepers, merchants, guides, peddlers, moneychangers, smugglers	Faerûn	L
Lord AO	Hidden One, One Who is Hidden, Overgod	-	All	-	All	No Major Worshipers	Faerûn	O
Myrkul	god of death	NE	Death	White Human skull	Death, decay, old age, Exhaustion, dusk, autumn	Evil mages and cultists, necromancers, undertakers, and powerful undead	Faerûn	Q
Taiia		N	Air, Chaos, Earth, Good, Law, Magic, Protection, Sun		Creation, life	All, everyone	Faith of the Sun	G
Elishar		NG	Good, Luck, Protection, Sun		Positive energy, Light, prophecy	Good and neutral mortals	Following the Light	I
Toldoth		NE	Death, Destruction, Evil, Strength		Negative energy, Darkness, destruction	Undead, evil and neutral mortals, monsters	Following the Light	I
Diancastra		CG	Family, Trickery		Trickery, wit, impudence, pleasure	Giants	Giant	D
Othea			No domain, Dead		Motherhood, fertility, family	Giants, Giant-kin, ogres	Giant	D
Annam All-Father		N	Magic, Plant, Rune, Sun		Giants, Creation, learning, philosophy, fertility	Giants	Giant	G
Hiatea		N	Animal, Family, Good, Moon, Plant, Sun		Nature, agriculture, hunting, females, children	Giants, Wood Giants, Firbolg, voadkyn	Giant	G
Stronmaus		NG	Air, Good, Protection, Sun, Weather, Sky		Sun, sky, weather, seas, joy	Cloud Giants, storm Giants	Giant	G
Grolantor		CE	Chaos, Death, Earth, Evil, Hatred		Hunting, combat, hill Giants	Hill Giants	Giant	I
Memnor		NE	Death, Evil, Mentalism, Rune		Pride, mental prowess, control	Giants, evil cloud Giants	Giant	I
Skoraeus Stonebones		N	Cavern, Earth, Protection, Temperance		Stone Giants, earth, buried things	Stone Giants	Giant	I
Iallanis		NG	Good, Strength, Sun		Love, forgiveness, beauty, mercy	Giants	Giant	L
Karontor		NE	Animal, Cold, Evil, Madness, Strength		Deformity, hatred, Beasts	Fomorians, verbeeg	Giant	L
Surtr		LE	Evil, Fire, Law, Strength		Fire, war	Fire Giants, Giants	Giant, Asgardian	I
Thrym		CE	Chaos, Cold, Destruction, Earth, Evil, Strength		Frost Giants, strength, cold, ice, war	Frost Giants	Giant, Asgardian	L
Garl Glittergold		LG	Trickery, Craft, Gnome, Good, Law, Protection		Gnomes, humor, trickery, wit, Illusion, Gem cutting, jewelry making, protection	Adventurers, bards, defending soldiers, rogues, gnomes, illusionists, jewelers, gemcutters, smiths, practical jokers	Gnome	G
Baervan Wildwanderer		NG	Animal, Gnome, Good, Plant, Travel		Travel, nature, forest, gnomes	Druids, forest gnomes, rangers, Rock gnomes, tricksters	Gnome	I
Callarduran Smoothhands		N	Cavern, Craft, Earth, Gnome		Stone, The Underdark, mining, the Svirfneblin	Fighters, gemcutters, hermits, jewelers, illusionists, opponents of Drow, Svirfneblin	Gnome	I
Flandal Steelskin		NG	Craft, Gnome, Good, Metal		Mining, physical fitness, smithing, metalworking	Artisans, fighters, gnomes, miners, smiths	Gnome	I
Segojan Earthcaller		NG	Cavern, Earth, Good		Earth, nature, the Dead	Druids, elemental archons (earth), fighters, gnomes, illusionists, merchants, miners	Gnome	I
Urdlen		CE	Chaos, Earth, Evil, Gnome, Hatred		Greed, bloodlust, evil, hatred, uncontrolled impulse, spriggans	Assassins, blackguards, gnomes, rogues, spriggans	Gnome	I
Baravar Cloakshadow		NG	Gnome, Good, Illusion, Protection, Trickery		Illusions, deception, traps, wards	Adventurers, deceivers, gnomes, illusionists, rogues, thieves	Gnome	L
Gaerdal Ironhand		LG	Peace, Gnome, Good, Law, Protection		Vigilance, combat, martial defense	Administrators, fighters, judges, monks, paladins, soldiers, warriors	Gnome	L
Iuz		CE	Chaos, Evil, Mind, Suffering, Tyranny		Deceit, evil, oppression, pain, wickedness	Bandits, Barbarians, Inhabitants of The Empire of Iuz, orcs	Greyhawk	D
Mayaheine		LG	Good, Law, Protection		Protection, justice, valor	Paladins, judges, protectors	Greyhawk	D
Raxivort		CE	Animal, Chaos, Evil		Xvarts, rats, wererats, bats	Xvarts, wererats, werebats	Greyhawk	D
Rudd		CN	Luck, Skill		Chance, good luck, skill	Gamblers, thieves, cheaters, adventurers	Greyhawk	D
Wastri		LE	Animal, Law		Amphibians, bigotry, self-deception	Racist humans, bullywugs, Grung and other evil amphibious creatures	Greyhawk	D
Zagyg		CN	Chaos, Magic, Rune, Spell		Humor, eccentricity, occult lore, unpredictability	Wizards, mages, eccentric spellcasters	Greyhawk	D
Zuoken		N	Mind, Strength		Monks, mental powers, physical and mental mastery	Monks, martial artists, rogues, thieves, young lovers	Greyhawk	D
Beory		N	Animal, Creation, Earth, Plant, Water, Weather		Nature, rain	Druids, rangers, elves, fairy-folk	Greyhawk	G
Boccob		N	Arcana, Knowledge, Magic		Magic, arcane knowledge, Foresight, balance	Wizards, sorcerers, illusionists, philosophers, sages	Greyhawk	G
Incabulos		NE	Death		Disasters, drought, famine, nightmares, plagues, sickness	Cultists, the paranoid, the mad, half-orcs, orcs, hobgoblins, other evil creatures	Greyhawk	G
Istus		N	Chaos, Fate, Law, Luck		Fate, destiny, Divination, predestination, future, honesty	Cynical, unfeeling people; those interested in metaphysics and Divination	Greyhawk	G
Nerull		NE	Death, Evil		Death, Darkness, murder, underworld	Necromancers, assassins, rogues, murderers	Greyhawk	G
Pelor		NG	Grave, Life, Good, Healing, Strength, Sun		Sun, Light, strength, healing	Commoners, healers, bards, rangers, druids	Greyhawk	G
Rao		LG	Peace, Community, Glory, Good, Law, Mind		Peace, reason, serenity	Diplomats, advisors, pacifists	Greyhawk	G
Celestian		N	Knowledge, Twilight, Protection, Travel		Stars, space, wanderers	Astronomers, dimensionalists, planeswalkers, seekers, spelljammers, scholars, travelers	Greyhawk	I
Ehlonna		NG	Good, Plant, Sun		Forests, woodlands, flora and fauna, fertility	Elves, gnomes, half-elves, halflings, rangers, druids, hunters, farmers, woodcutters	Greyhawk	I
Erythnul		CE	Chaos, Evil, War		Hate, envy, malice, panic, ugliness, slaughter	Barbarians, fighters, rogues, looters, outlaws	Greyhawk	I
Fharlanghn		N	Luck, Protection, Travel		Horizons, distance, travel, roads	Bards, travelers, merchants	Greyhawk	I
Heironeous		LG	Good, Law, War		Valor, chivalry, justice, honor, war, daring	Paladins, fighters, monks, judges, constables	Greyhawk	I
Hextor		LE	Destruction, Evil, Law, War		Tyranny, war, discord, massacres, conflict, fitness	Fighters, monks, conquerors, tyrants	Greyhawk	I
Kord		CG	Tempest, Chaos, Good, Luck, Strength		Strength, athletics, sports, brawling, courage	Barbarians, fighters, rogues, athletes	Greyhawk	I
Lendor		LN	Law, Protection		Time, tedium, patience, study	Sages, village elders, record keepers	Greyhawk	I
Obad-hai		N	Nature, Air, Animal, Earth, Fire, Plant, Water		Nature, woodlands, freedom, hunting, Beasts	Barbarians, rangers, druids, hunters	Greyhawk	I
Olidammara		CN	Trickery, Chaos, Luck		Rogues, music, revelry, wine, humor, tricks	Rogues, bards, actors, vintners	Greyhawk	I
Pholtus		LG	Light, Law, Order, Sun, Moon		Light, resolution, law, order, inflexibility, Sun, moons	Arbiters, judges, lawyers, people of the Theocracy of the Pale and Grand Theocracy of Dimre	Greyhawk	I
Procan		CN	Water, Weather, Storm, Travel, Luck, Animal, Chaos		Seas, sea life, salt, sea weather, navigation	Sailors, fishermen, pirates	Greyhawk	I
Ralishaz		CN	Chaos, Destruction, Luck		Chance, ill luck, misfortune, insanity	Gamblers, the insane, risk-takers, Xaositects, bandits	Greyhawk	I
St. Cuthbert		LN	Destruction, Law, Protection, Strength		Retribution, Common sense, wisdom, zeal, honesty, truth, discipline	Fighters, monks, judges, constables	Greyhawk	I
Tharizdun		NE	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Madness		Insanity, entropy	Evil madmen, psychopaths, destructors	Greyhawk	I
Trithereon			Chaos, Good, Protection, Strength		Individuality, liberty, retribution, self-defense	The oppressed, enslaved, rebels, peasants	Greyhawk	I
Ulaa		LG	Earth, Good, Law		Hills, mountains, gemstones	Miners, mountain dwellers, hill dwellers, dwarves, gnomes,	Greyhawk	I
Wee Jas		LN	Arcana, Grave, Death, Order, Law, Magic		Death, magic, vanity, law	Necromancers, wizards	Greyhawk	I
Zilchus		LN	Law, Mind		Power, prestige, money, business, influence	Merchants, traders, business owners, money changers, politicians, diplomats, nobles	Greyhawk	I
Bleredd		N	Forge, Light, Craft		Labor, craft	Gnomes, dwarves, humans	Greyhawk	L
Lydia		NG	Good, Knowledge, Sun, Travel		Music, knowledge, Daylight	Musicians, bards, sages, feminists, teachers, midwives	Greyhawk	L
Norebo		CN	Luck, Chaos		Gambling, luck, risks	Thieves, rogues, gamblers, swindlers, assassins, those that need luck	Greyhawk	L
Pyremius		NE	Destruction, Evil, Fire		Assassins, fire, poison, murder	Assassins, pyromaniacs, people of the Scarlet Brotherhood, jermlaine, firenewts, grimlocks.	Greyhawk	L
Telchur		CN	Air, Chaos, Storm, Strength		Winter, cold, the north wind	Barbarians, farmers	Greyhawk	L
Vatun		CN	Air, Animal, Chaos, Storm, Strength		Northern barbarians, cold, winter, arctic Beasts	Northern barbarians	Greyhawk	L
Vecna		NE	Arcana, Death, Evil, Knowledge, Magic		Secrets, intrigue	Wizards, sorcerers, conspirators	Greyhawk	L
Xan Yae		N	Twilight		Twilight, shadows, stealth, mastery of mind over matter	Monks, martial artists, rogues, thieves, young lovers	Greyhawk	L
Xerbo		N	Animal, Water		Sea, sailing, money, business	Sailors, merchants, coastal inhabitants, druids	Greyhawk	L
Al'Akbar		LG	Community, Good, Law, Protection		Guardianship, faithfulness, dignity, duty	Knights, paladins, guardians, teachers, judges, ministers	Greyhawk, Baklunish	D
Urogalan		LN	Earth, Halfling, Law, Protection, Repose		Earth, death, protection from the Dead	Genealogists, grave differs, halflings	Halfling	D
Yondalla		LG	Twilight, Family, Good, Halfling, Law, Protection		Protection, bounty, halflings, children, security, leadership, wisdom, Creation, family, tradition	Children, halflings, leaders, paladins, parents	Halfling	G
Arvoreen		LG	Good, Halfling, Law, Protection		Defense, war, vigilance, Halfling warriors, duty, halflings	Halflings, fighters, paladins, rangers, soldiers, warriors	Halfling	I
Cyrrollalee		LG	Peace, Family, Good, Halfling, Law		Friendship, trust, the hearth, hospitality, crafts	Artisans, cooks, guards, halflings, hosts, innkeepers	Halfling	I
Sheela Peryroyl		N	Air, Charm, Halfling, Plant		Nature, agriculture, weather, song, dance, beauty, romantic love	Bards, druids, farmers, gardeners, halflings, rangers	Halfling	I
Brandorbaris		N	Halfling, Luck, Travel, Trickery		Stealth, thievery, adventuring, Halfling rogues	Adventurers, bards, halflings, risk takers, rogues	Halfling	L
Sebek		NE	Animal, Evil, Scalykind, Water		River hazards, crocodiles, werecrocodiles, wetlands	Druids, inhabitants of crocodile-infested areas, rangers, werecrocodiles	Mulhorandi	D
Horus-Re		LG	Good, Law, Nobility, Retribution, Sun		The Sun, vengeance, rulership, kings, life	Administrators, judges, nobles, paladins	Mulhorandi	G
Anhur		CG	Chaos, Good, Strength, Storm, War		War, conflict, physical prowess, thunder, rain	Druids, fighters, monks, rangers, soldiers, warriors	Mulhorandi	L
Geb		N	Cavern, Craft, Earth, Protection		The earth, miners, mines, mineral, resources	Elemental archons (earth), fighters, miners, smiths	Mulhorandi	L
Set		CE	Air, Chaos, Darkness, Destruction, Evil, Scalykind, Strength		Air, Darkness, desert storms, drought, evil, hatred, night, scalykind	Evil creatures, rogues, assassins, blackguards, necromancers	Mulhorandi, Pharaonic	G
Nephthys		CG	Chaos, Good, Protection, Trade		Wealth, trade, protector of children, protector of the Dead	Merchants, money-changers, tax collectors, rogues	Mulhorandi, Pharaonic	I
Osiris		LG	Grave, Good, Law, Plant, Repose, Retribution		Vegetation, death, the Dead, justice, harvest	Attorneys, druids, embalmers, judges, paladins, rangers, seekers of rightful vengeance	Mulhorandi, Pharaonic	I
Thoth		N	Knowledge, Magic, Rune, Spell		Neutral magic, scribes, knowledge, learning, invention, secrets, wisdom	Loremasters, scribes, those who craft magic items, scholars, sages, wizards, sorcerers, bards, gnomes	Mulhorandi, Pharaonic	I
Hercules		CG	Chaos, Luck, Strength		Strength, adventure	Fighters, athletes	Olympian	D
Nike		LN	Law, Nobility, War		Victory	Fighters, athletes, monks	Olympian	D
Athena		LG	Community, Good, Law, War		Wisdom, crafts, civilization, war	Paladins, fighters, monks, rangers, judges, constables	Olympian	G
Hades		NE	Death, Grave, Earth, Evil		Death, underworld, earth, wealth	Necromancers, assassins, rogues, murderers, dwarves	Olympian	G
Hera		N	Community, Nobility, Protection		Marriage, women, intrigue	Women, wives, spies, planners	Olympian	G
Poseidon		CN	Chaos, Earth, Water		Sea, rivers, earthquakes	Sailors, fishers, coast dwellers, druids, fighters	Olympian	G
Zeus		CG	Air, Tempest, Chaos, Good, Nobility, Strength		Sky, air, storms, fate, nobility	Everyone, barbarians, rangers	Olympian	G
Aphrodite		CG	Chaos, Charm, Good		Love, beauty	Artists, lovers, bards, elves	Olympian	I
Apollo		CG	Light, Life, Good, Healing, Magic, Sun		Light, prophecy, music, healing	Bards, elves, wizards, sorcerers, healers, sages, rangers	Olympian	I
Ares		CE	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, War		War, killing, strife	Fighters, barbarians, half-orcs	Olympian	I
Artemis		NG	Animal, Good, Plant, Sun		Hunting, wild Beasts, childbirth, dance	Rangers, druids, elves, halflings, hunters	Olympian	I
Dionysus		CN	Chaos, Destruction, Madness		Mirth, madness, wine, fertility, theater	Satyrs, fauns, revelers, rogues, bards	Olympian	I
Hecate		NE	Arcana, Creation, Evil, Magic		Moon, magic, abundance, undead	Wizards, sorcerers, assassins, hunters, rogues	Olympian	I
Hephaestus		NG	Forge, Knowledge, Community, Earth, Fire, Good		Smithing, crafts	Dwarves, gnomes, artisans, fighters	Olympian	I
Hermes		CG	Chaos, Good, Luck, Travel		Travel, trade, theft, Gambling, running	Rogues, illusionists, travelers, merchants, athletes, gnomes	Olympian	I
Demeter		N	Life, Earth, Plant, Protection		Agriculture	Farmers, druids	Olympian	L
Hestia		NG	Life, Community, Good, Protection		Home, hearth, family	Commoners	Olympian	L
Pan		CN	Nature, Animal, Chaos, Plant		Nature, passion, shepherds, mountains	Fey, satyrs, centaurs, nymphs, shepherds, barbarians, druids	Olympian	L
Tyche		N	Luck, Protection, Travel		Luck	Those wishing luck, halflings, rogues	Olympian	L
Gruumsh		CE	Cavern, Chaos, Evil, Hatred, Orc, Strength, War		Orcs, conquest, survival, strength, territory	Fighters, orcs	Orc	G
Bahgtru		CE	Chaos, Evil, Orc, Strength		Loyalty, stupidity, brute strength	Barbarians, followers, orcs, physically strong beings, warriors, wrestlers	Orc	L
Ilneval		NE	Destruction, Evil, Orc, Planning, War		War, combat, overwhelming numbers, strategy	Barbarians, fighters, orcs	Orc	L
Luthic		NE	Cavern, Earth, Evil, Family		Caves, Orc females, home, wisdom, fertility, healing, servitude	Monks, Orc females, runecasters	Orc	L
Shargaas		CE	Chaos, Darkness, Evil, Orc		Night, thieves, stealth, Darkness, The Underdark	Orcs, assassins, thieves	Orc	L
Yurtrus		NE	Death, Destruction, Evil, Orc, Suffering		Death, disease	Assassins, monks, orcs	Orc	L
Apep		NE	Evil, Fire, Scalykind		Evil, fire, serpent	Reptilian creatures, evil dragons, crazed cultists, rogues	Pharaonic	D
Imhotep		NG	Healing, Knowledge		Crafts, medicine	Scientists, architects, physicians, gnomes	Pharaonic	D
Sobek		LE	Animal, Evil, Water		Water, river hazards, crocodiles, wetlands	Sailors, reptilian creatures, assassins, monks	Pharaonic	D
Re-Horakhty		LG	Light, Life, Glory, Good, Law, Nobility, Sun		Nobility, Sun, supreme, vengeance	Rulers, viziers, fighters, paladins, monks	Pharaonic	G
Ptah		LN	Creation, Knowledge, Law, Travel		Crafts, knowledge, secrets, travel	Artists, artisans, travelers, dwarves, monks	Pharaonic	I
Anubis		LN	Grave, Law, Magic, Repose		Judgment, death	Guardians, embalmers, necromancers, monks	Pharaonic	L
Bast		CG	Chaos, Destruction, Protection, Strength		Cats, vengeance, protection, punishment	Mothers, defenders, fighters, barbarians, rangers, rogues, elves, half-orcs	Pharaonic	L
Bes		CN	Luck, Protection		Luck, music, protection	Rogues, gamblers, halflings, gnomes, bards, illusionists	Pharaonic	L
Isis		NG	Arcana, Family, Good, Magic, Storm, Water		Weather, rivers, agriculture, love, marriage, good magic	Arcane spellcasters, druids, lovers, mothers	Pharaonic, Mulhorandi	I
Hathor		NG	Life, Community, Family, Fate, Good, Luck, Moon		Love, music, dance, moon, fate, motherhood	Artists, musicians, mothers, lovers, bards, gnomes, halflings	Pharaonic, Mulhorandi	L
Bhaal	god of murder	NE	Death	Skull surrounded by a ring of blood droplets
Leira	goddess of Illusion	CN	Trickery	Point-down triangle containing a swirl of mist

The Forgotten Gods pantheon includes most Deities worshipped by humans in Forgotten Gods, the continent that forms the primary focus of the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. Many Deities in this pantheon originated in separate Human cultural pantheons which have since blended and combined, while others are mortals ascended to divinity or arrivals to Abeir-Toril from other worlds or settings through magical means.

Overdeity (Greater Deity)

Lord AO is the overgod of Abeir-Toril, who only answers to a superior entity known only as a "being of Light." All Deities of Toril are subject to him, even those who also operate in other Crystal spheres and planes, and he sets it so that (after the Time of Troubles) gods can "die" from a lack of worship to make them act like guardians of the Balance rather than kings of mortals. The Cult of AO is led by "ministers" instead of clerics, and none of them appear in the Afterlife. Ao dictates that no two gods in the same pantheon can have identical portfolios, and when two gods clash, either one god fades from the Realms, the gods merge, or one or both gods alters their portfolio. He is also the creator of the Crystal sphere that holds the world of Abeir-Toril, and the Crystal also spawned the twin goddesses Selûne and Shar, the first Abeir-Toril Deities. Currently he does not seem to exist...

Elemental Primordials (Greater Deities)

Akadi is the goddess of Movement, Speed, and Air Elementals. Her alignment is primarily Neutral. Akadi has many allies, including Quorlinn and Syranita, but she is enemies with Grumbar, a fellow greater power. Akadi has no superiors among aerial beings. Teylas (an aspect of Akadi) is god of sky and storms for the Horde. Akadi appears in the fourth edition as a Primordial, not a god.
Grumbar: God of elemental earth, solidity, changelessness, oaths. True Neutral.
Istishia: God of elemental water, purification, wetness. True Neutral.
Kossuth: God of elemental fire, purification through fire. True Neutral.

Greater Deities

Primes

Chauntea (also called Bhalla and Jannath): Goddess of agriculture, farmers, gardeners, summer. Neutral Good.
Etugen (aspect of Grumbar): Goddess of the earth, herds, and pastures for the Horde.
Lathander: God of spring, Dawn, birth, youth, vitality, athletics. Neutral Good.

Amaunator (also called At'ar): Former god of bureaucracy, law, order, the Sun. Faded from lack of worship. Reappears as an evolving aspect of Lathander. Lawful Good.

Mystra (also called Hidden One): Goddess of magic, spells, The Weave. Neutral Good. The original Mystra (Lawful Neutral) died during the time of troubles, with the formerly mortal Midnight assuming her place, ascending along with Kelemvor and Cyric. Midnight chose to take on Mystra's name so as to not split her faithful, honoring the former Mystra's promises despite the alignment difference. She was murdered by Cyric and Shar, but later resurrected with the help of Elminster.
Oghma (also called Curna): God of knowledge, invention, inspiration, bards. True Neutral.
Selûne (also called Bright Nydra, Elah, and Lucha): Goddess of the moon, stars, navigation, prophecy, questers, good and neutral lycanthropes
Silvanus: God of wild nature, druids. True Neutral.
Sune: Goddess of beauty, love, passion
Talos (also called Bhaelros and Kozah): God of storms, destruction, rebellion, conflagrations, earthquakes, vortices. Chaotic Evil. aspect of Gruumsh
Tempus (also called Tempos): God of war, battle, warriors. Chaotic Neutral. Tempus is commonly worshipped by fighters of any alignment, as well as chaotic neutral thieves and clerics. He appears as a 12-foot-tall man in battered Armor, face always hidden by his war Helm. He was known as Targus in the ancient past. He is served by The Red Knight, and is opposed by Garagos and Sune.
Torm: God of duty, loyalty, obedience, paladins. Lawful Good.
Tyr: God of justice. Lawful Good. (now possibly a long Dead power)

Kelemvor (possibly also called N'asr): God of death, the Dead. Lawful Neutral. Kelemvor's story is of a mortal turned god.

The Raven Queen

Shar: Goddess of dark, night, loss, forgetfulness, unrevealed secrets, caverns, Dungeons, The Underdark. Neutral Evil.

Asmodeus: God of sin, King of the Nine Hells. Lawful evil.

Bane, also known as the "Black Hand" and "Black Lord", is the deity of hatred, Fear, and tyranny. He is "the big baddie", with powers "roughly equivalent to" the Babylonian deity Druaga. Bane is commonly worshipped by lawful evil fighters, magic-users, illusionists, assassins, thieves, monks, and clerics. He used to be a part of the Dead Three, a triad of mortals sworn to achieve godhood. Bane, Bhaal, and Myrkul forged an unholy pact, agreeing that they would Work together to seek ultimate power, or die in the attempt. The three are granted power by Jergal after a long struggle for power. He has the reputation of never being seen, though stories of a freezing black-taloned hand and eyes of blazing fire spread. He is killed by Torm during the Time of Troubles, though his essence survives. He is kept by his high priests, and he eventually revives. Bane is a Lawful Evil Greater Power whose Symbol is green rays squeezed forth from a black fist, and whose divine realm is the Black Bastion in the Barrens of Doom and Despair.
Cyric (possibly also called N'asr): God of murder, lies, intrigue, strife, deception, Illusion. Chaotic Evil. Cyric was previously mortal, ascending along with Kelemvor.

Lolth: Goddess of Drow, Spiders, Darkness, chaos, evil, assassination. Chaotic Evil.

Ubtao: God of Creation, jungles, Chult, the Chultans, dinosaurs. True Neutral. First described in the 2nd edition book Jungles of Chult (1993). Ubtao is most likely actually a Primordial rather than a deity.

Intermediate Deities

Auril: Goddess of cold, winter
Bahamut (also called Xymor): God of good Dragons, wind, wisdom, justice
Beshaba, also called The Maid of the Misfortune, is the Faerûnian deity of bad luck, misfortune, random mischief, and accidents. Ed Greenwood created Beshaba for his home Dungeons & Dragons game set in the Forgotten Realms. Lady Doom, as she is also known, demands worship to keep her bad luck at bay. She is a Chaotic Evil Intermediate Power, whose Symbol is black antlers on a red field, divine realm is Blood Tor on the 13th layer of the Abyss or in the Barrens of Doom and Despair in the 3rd edition Forgotten Realms cosmology, and Third Edition domains are Chaos, Evil, Fate, Luck, and Trickery. Her weapon is a "barbed" scourge, aptly named "Ill Fortune".
Gond: (also called Zionel): God of artifice, craft, construction, smithwork
Helm: God of guardians, protectors, protection.
Ilmater: God of endurance, suffering, martyrdom, perseverance
Loviatar: Goddess of pain, hurt, agony, torment, suffering, torture
Mask: God of thieves, thievery, shadows. Neutral Evil; Symbol is a black velvet Mask tinged with red. His divine realm is Shadow Keep in the Plane of Shadow, and his Third Edition Dungeons & Dragons domains are Darkness, Evil, Luck, and Trickery. Deceased 1374 DR, true name revealed to be Lessinor. Mask manifsted himself as Godsbane, a magical sword, during the Time of Troubles and was wielded by the then-mortal Cyric. Cyric acquired the sword by murdering a Halfling named Sneakabout, who in turn killed the former wielder of the sword. Cyric named the sword "Godsbane" because while he was a mortal, he used it to slay Bhaal (then Lord of Murder), and after becoming a deity, he used it to kill Leira, Lady of Deception. Godsbane needs to consume the energy of souls to survive. "She" sucks all the blood from her victims, giving her a blood-red hue. When starved for a long time, she gradually fades to white. Before she came into the grasp of Cyric, Godsbane had driven all of her previous wielders mad, forcing them to sustain her by killing victims. Eventually, the blade would be stolen by another, and the former wielder's thoughts would always be focused on recovering it. He/she would never Sleep until recovering the blade or die trying. This was also the sword Cyric used to kill Kelemvor Lyonsbane while atop Blackstaff Tower. To spite Cyric for trying to break her will while he was a mortal, Godsbane hid Kelemvor's Soul from him. During a revolt in the City of Strife that marked the end of Cyric's reign as Lord of the Dead, Cyric learned of this and snapped the blade in two. This revealed the sword to be an aspect of Mask, the god of thievery and intrigue. By doing this, Cyric greatly weakened Mask and gained the portfolio of intrigue, along with shadowy characteristics.
Mielikki: Goddess of forests, forest creatures, rangers, dryads, autumn
Tiamat: Goddess of evil Dragons, evil reptiles, greed
Tymora: Goddess of good fortune, skill, victory, adventurers
Umberlee: Goddess of oceans, currents, waves, sea winds
Waukeen, also known as "The Merchant's Friend", is the goddess of trade, money, and wealth

Lesser Deities

Azuth: God of wizards, mages, spellcasters in general. (now a Dead power)
Deneir, also known as "Lord of All Glyphs" and "The Scribe of Oghma", is the deity of literature, art, knowledge, glyphs, images, and cartography.
Eldath (/ˈɛldæθ/) is the Faerûnian deity of peace. Her dogma is pacifistic, requiring nonviolence of her followers. Eldath protects rivers, streams, and druids' groves, and mortal creatures are incapable of committing acts of violence while in her presence. She is The Quiet One, and Goddess of Singing Waters, goddess of waterfalls, springs, streams, pools, stillness, peace, quiet places, and the guardian of druids' groves; she is a neutral demigoddess from the Prime Material Plane. She is described as being connected to Silvanus, and is "the supreme pacifist" who "guards all druids' groves, and when she is present in any grove, that place becomes a Sanctuary where no blows land and no one feels anger." Eldath first appeared within Dungeons & Dragons as one of the Deities featured in Ed Greenwood's article "Down-to-earth Divinity" in Dragon #54 (October 1981).
Lliira: Goddess of joy, happiness, dance, festivals, freedom, liberty
Lurue: Goddess of intelligent Beasts, talking Beasts
Malar, also known as the "Beastlord", is the deity of the hunt, evil lycanthropes, bestial savagery, and bloodlust
Milil: God of poetry, song, eloquence
Shaundakul: God of wind, portals, travel, exploration, caravans
Talona is the goddess of poison and disease. Ed Greenwood created Talona for his home Dungeons & Dragons game; Greenwood states she is a version of the Finnish deity Kiputytto taken from the Deities & Demigods book and renamed.

Talona is depicted as an old crone who walks bringing misfortune and death. Talona is the goddess of plague and disease, her followers are expected to go about quietly and seek out new diseases.
Sss'thasine'ss (aspect of Talona): venomous creatures

Demideities

Drasek Riven is the god of shadows. He is originally both an assassin and the second of the Five Chosen of Mask, who cares for the Temple on the Wayrock far in the Inner Sea, and awaits the call of the Shadowlord. Although Drasek Riven is a cold-blooded killer, he has a true compassion for his dogs, and once a young mentally handicapped child named Elden, by giving him some juggling balls. He has one eye, which many find unsettling, and a very hard exterior. He becomes a demigod after inheriting a part of Mask's portfolio after the battle with Kesson Rel. After the events in The Godborn, Riven has all of Mask's divinity and has taken his place.
Finder Wyvernspur is the deity of the cycle of life, transformation of art, and saurials.
Fzoul Chembryl: Became a demigod under Bane's service
Garagos, also known as "Targus", "the Reaver", and "Master of All Weapons", is the deity of war, skill-at-arms, destruction, and plunder.
Gargauth, also known as the "Tenth Lord of Nine", the "Lost Lord of the Pit", and the "Hidden Lord", is the deity of betrayal, cruelty, political corruption, and powerbrokers.
Gwaeron Windstrom: God of tracking, rangers of the North
Hoar is the deity of revenge, retribution and poetic justice. Hoar was first described in the "Cyclopedia of the Realms" booklet from the original Forgotten Realms Campaign Set (1987).

Hoar is one of the lesser Deities in Faerûn. There is no organized church of Hoar, but some Cities have small individual shrines set up by his disciples and clerics.

Jergal: God of fatalism, proper burial, guardian of tombs
Nobanion: God of royalty, lions and feline Beasts, good Beasts
The Red Knight, also known as "Lady of Strategy" and "Grandmaster of the Lanceboard", is deity of strategy, planning, and tactics. She is depicted as a dark haired woman in red plate Armor who wields a longsword called Checkmate. She is elevated to godhood by Tempus, who she looks to as a father figure. Knowing her real name gives power over her, so only Tempus knows of it. She is an ally of Torm and Valkur, and an enemy of Garagos and Cyric.

Her dogma dictates the use of careful tactics in battle to achieve victory, under the belief that sound strategy is the best way to win a battle with the most favorable outcome. Red Knight was first mentioned in the revised Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting (1993).

Rivalen Tanthul: Became a demi god under Shar's service
Savras: Savras was a deity of Divination, Divination magic, and truth. He was imprisoned in a scepter following a conflict with another deity, Azuth, and released centuries later. Savras was destroyed along with his superior, Mystra, in an attack by Cyric, the god of lies.
Sharess, also known as "The Dancing Lady" and "Mother of Cats", is the deity of hedonism, sensual fulfillment, festhalls, and cats. She is depicted as a beautiful, voluptuous woman with the head of a cat. She has the individualistic and hedonistic personality of a feline and she is constantly grooming herself to ensure her appearance is always up to standards. Her clergy run many feasthalls throughout large Cities, which seek to indulge every pleasure imaginable. She was originally known as Bast, a Mulhorandi patroness of cats, who subsumed the portfolio of Felidae. She fell under the sway of Shar for a time, though she was freed by Sune during The Time of Troubles.
Shiallia, also known as "Dancer in the Glades", "Daughter of the High Forest", and "Lady of the Woods", is the deity of fertility, woodland glades, and growth. She is earthy and charming in a childlike way, she loves playing with the creatures of the woodland, and she is very protective of them.

Shiallia's worshippers include druids, nuptial couples, and agricultural workers.
Worshippers of Shiallia are described as protectors of nature, spending their lives tending to the earth, planting, and nurturing and looking after the ill.
They guide those who are lost in the woods, and sometimes are given the name Silent Helpers. Her scriptures state that the goal of Living is to survive and procreate, nature shapes the world, and that death is not to be feared.

Siamorphe is the Goddess of nobles, rightful rule of nobility, and Human royalty. Siamorphe is the vessel of a semi-divine power, which is passed down to a successor when the successor is dying. The current Siamorphe is the latest in that lineage. By preference, the successor is a direct descendant of the previous power's mortal form, but anyone of noble blood will suffice. The former Siamorphe was a nobleman of Baldur's Gate, who passed the power to Lady Siamorphe of Waterdeep, chosen when she was killed in a riot in the Year of the Dusty Throne (1256 DR).

Siamorphe was first described in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Sets "Cyclopedia of the Realms" booklet (1987).

Ulutiu (pronounced /uːˈluːtiuː/) is the deity of glaciers, polar environments, and arctic dwellers. He is the father of the Giant Kin races, and he is worshiped by the Arctic Ulutiun peoples of the Great Glacier and the Sea of Moving Ice off Icewind Dale. He is depicted as a very large man with a sullen appearance, and his Symbol is a necklace of blue and white ice crystals.

He exiles himself after his affair with Othea is discovered by Annam, and Auril is slowly draining his power so that she can subsume his portfolio after his death.

Uthgar (/ˈʌθɡɑːr/ UTH-gar), also known as "Father of the Uthgardt" and "Battle Father", is the deity of Uthgardt Barbarian tribes and physical strength. Born Uthgar Gardolfsson, the son of Gardolf Beorunna, Thane of Ruathym. Uthgar grew up to become a fierce warrior and great tactician like his father, though had fewer moral compunctions than him when it came to personal combat. Late in life, he entered into combat with Gurt, Lord of the Pale Giants during the attack and sustained mortal wounds in an epic battle. When he succumbed to them on the site that would become Morgur's Mound, his followers declared themselves the Uthgardt in his honor, separating themselves into tribes named after spirits that he was said to have tamed. Tempus rewarded him by elevating him to demigodhood. After the Spellplague, Uthgar became an exarch of Tempus. Uthgar's followers consist of many Human tribes collectively termed as the Uthgardt barbarians. Uthgar is first mentioned in the book The Savage Frontier (1988) by Paul Jaquays as the founder of the Uthgardt Barbarian tribes.
Valkur, also known as "The Mighty" and "Captain of the Waves", is the deity of sailors, ships, favorable winds, and naval combat. Valkur's philosophy puts him in conflict with the capricious ocean-goddess Umberlee. Valkur's Symbol is a Shield bearing a cloud with three lightning bolts, and his favored weapon is a cutlass known as "The Captain's Cutlass".

Valkur's dogma emphasises Living life with vigor and striving against the elements.

Velsharoon, also known as the Archmage of Necromancy and the Vaunted, is the demigod of Necromancy, necromancers, evil liches, lichdom, and undeath. He is seen as a successor to Myrkul, and he is worshiped by many liches, evil mages, and members of the Cult of the Dragon. He teaches that nirvana is achieved through gaining the power, longevity and knowledge of the state between life and death. He wields a staff known as the "Skull Staff of the Necromancer", which is an Imaskari artifact. He is originally a renegade Wizard, who uses a set of texts penned by Talos to achieve immortality and divinity by using the blood of adventurers. He later pledges his allegiance instead to Azuth, which enrages Talos, who is stopped by Mystra before he can obtain vengeance.

Quasi-deities

Tchazzar: Dragon-god of battle, Chessenta, strength, victory

Kara-Turan pantheon

Most people in the far eastern lands of Kara-Tur follow one of the two philosophical religions called "The Path of Enlightenment" and "The Way". In the island kingdom of Kozakura the worship of a large number of spirits collectively called "The Eight Million Gods" is predominant. The people of Shou Lung believe in the Celestial Bureaucracy headed by the Celestial Emperor who is served by the Nine Immortals:

Kwan Ying: Goddess of compassion, mercy, joy
Chan Cheng: God of war, the martial arts, combat, bravery
Ch'en Hsiang: God of poetry, music, literature
Chih Shih: God of history, lore, tradition
Ai Ch'hing: Goddess of love, marriage
Fa Kuan: God of justice
Hsing Yong: God of fortune, prosperity
Shi Chia: God of artificers, the arts

They in turn are aided by the Lesser Immortals, namely Jade Ladies, Rice Spirits, Moon Women, Spirit Warriors, Ladies of Compassion, the Lords of Karma and the Sages. Mad Monkey is a demideity of mischief who sometimes helps and sometimes hinders the Celestial Bureaucracy.

Maztican pantheon

Maztica, across the Trackless Sea from Faerûn, has its own unique set of Deities.

Azul (also called Calor): God of rain, water, drunkenness
Eha: Goddess of the wind, spring
Kiltzi: God of health, love, happiness, children
Maztica: Goddess of life and the physical world, grants power despite being Dead
Nula: Goddess of animals
Plutoq: God of earth, stone, mountains
Qotal: God of goodness, health, protection
Tezca: God of the Sun, fire, cooking
Watil: Goddess of Plants
Zaltec: God of war, sacrifice

All Deities in the Maztican pantheon have aspects that rule over related concepts and ideas. These aspects are worshipped as a large number of individual Deities, including Micat, an aspect of Zaltec representing certain kinds of snake venom. There has been no published effort to list such aspects.

Mulhorandi Pantheon

Worshipped almost exclusively in Mulhorand, Thay, and Unther, these Deities came to Abeir-Toril when their worshippers were transported from another world. The members of the Mulhorandi Pantheon are based on Deities from Egyptian mythology.

Anhur (L): God of war, conflict, physical prowess, thunder, rain
Geb (L): God of the earth, miners, mines, mineral resources
Hathor (L): Goddess of motherhood, folk music, dance, the moon, fate
Horus-Re (formerly named Horus) (G): God of the Sun, vengeance, rulership, kings, life
Isis (also called Ishtar)
(I): Goddess of weather, rivers, agriculture, love, marriage, good magic
Nephthys (I): Goddess of wealth, trade, protector of children and the Dead
Osiris (I): God of vegetation, death, the Dead, justice, harvest
Sebek (D): God of river hazards, crocodiles, werecrocodiles, wetlands
Set (I): God of the desert, destruction, drought, night, rot, snakes, hate, betrayal, evil magic, ambition, poison, murder
Thoth (I): God of neutral magic, scribes, knowledge, invention, secrets
Sharess was a member of the Mulhorandi Pantheon, under the name Bast. Now worshipped in wider Faerûn, she is considered a part of the Faerûnian pantheon.

Zakharan pantheon

The Deities of Zakhara, to the southeast of Faerûn, differ from other Deities in the Forgotten Realms because they do not have a precise portfolio. Instead, each Zakharan deity exemplifies a single characteristic or trait. One common faith in Zakhara is the Temple of Ten Thousand Gods, which is honoring every deity that has ever existed or will exist in the future rather than worshipping any one specific deity.

Hajama: God of bravery, He is one of the eight Great Gods of the Land of Fate and encourages never to shy away from any opposition, be it in battle or other circumstances. His followers believe that it is better to try and fail than not to try at all, as even Living through a defeat strengthens the spirit. Hajama's Symbol is a featureless disc or none at all.
Haku: God of freedom
Jauhar: Goddess of wealth
Jisan: Goddess of fruitfulness
Kor: God of wisdom
Najm: God of adventure and curiosity
Selan: Goddess of beauty
Zann: God of intelligence and learning

Additionally, there are an untold number of local Deities and demigods, sometimes worshipped in an area as small as a few miles across. More prominent among those are:

Bala: Goddess of music
Ragarra: Goddess of the jungle and its violent denizens, passion, chaos and revenge
Vataqatal: God of war and duty

Non-human racial Deities

Former Archdevil

Lord of the Ninth: Asmodeus (G) Sin, King of the Nine Hells
Mephistopheles: Became a god after absorbing the divine essence of Erevis Cale.

Dragon Deities

Asgorath (also called Io) (G): The Ninefold Dragon, head deity of dragonkind, containing all alignments and father of the other Dragon Deities.
Aasterinian (D): Goddess of learning, invention, pleasure
also worshipped as an aspect of Hlal
Astilabor (I): Goddess of acquisitiveness, status, wealth
Bahamut (also called Xymor) (L): God of good dragons, wind, wisdom, Justice
Chronepsis (L): God of fate, death, judgment, also worshipped in combination with Falazure as the dual entity Null
Faluzure (I): God of decay, undeath, Exhaustion, also worshipped in combination with Chronepsis as the dual entity Null
Garyx (I): God of fire, destruction, renewal
Hlal (L): Goddess of humor, tricks, messages
Kereska (I): Goddess of Dragon magic and magical creativity
Lendys (I): God of balance, justice
Tamara (I): Goddess of life, Light, mercy
Task (L): God of greed, selfishness
Zorquan (I): God of the essence of that which is dragons

Tiamat is also worshipped by dragons, but her Human following in Chessenta places her in the Faerûnian pantheon.

Drow Deities

Collectively, the Drow Deities are known as the Dark Seldarine.

Lolth (formerly Araushnee) (G): Goddess of Spiders, evil, Darkness, chaos, assassins, and Drow.
Ghaunadaur (G): Formerly a Drow god, patron of abominations, Oozes, slimes, jellies, outcasts, ropers and rebels.
Eilistraee (L): Goddess of song, beauty, dance, swordwork, hunting, moonlight and good-aligned Drow. Daughter of Lolth and Corellon; sister of Vhaeraun. Supposedly killed while possessing the body of her chosen (Qilué Veladorn) by Halisstra Melarn ("the Lady Penitent") wielding the Crescent Blade, while under the influence of Lolth in 1379 DR. In Flamerule 1489 DR during the event known as the Sundering, Eilistraee manages to return to life, no longer enemy to her brother Vhaeraun and is one of the Deities with whom Mystra is currently sharing The Weave Kiaransalee (D): Goddess of undead, vengeance; a former mortal who achieved apotheosis. Deceased 1377 DR. Name erased and forgotten. Returned to life during the event known as the Sundering, during the 1480s DR.
Selvetarm (L): God of Drow warriors, child of Vhaeraun and Zandilar the Dancer. Deceased 1375 DR. Beheaded with the Crescent Blade wielded by the Darksong Knight Cavatina Xarann.
Returned to life during the event known as the Sundering, during the 1480s DR.
Vhaeraun (L): God of thievery, Drow males, evil activity on the surface. Deceased 1375 DR. Supposedly killed by Eilistraee.
Later (1480s DR), during the event known as the Sundering, Vhaeraun manages to return to life, alongside his sister Eilistraee.
Zinzerena (D): Sometimes called the Princess of outcasts. A Drow demigoddess of deception, and thievery and powerfully chaotic. Slain by Lolth.

Dwarven Deities

Collectively, the dwarven Deities (except Deep Duerra and Laduguer) are known as the Morndinsamman.

Abbathor (I): God of greed
Berronar Truesilver (I): Goddess of safety, honesty, home, healing, the dwarven family, records, marriage, faithfulness, loyalty, oaths
Clanggedin Silverbeard (I): God of battle, war, valor, bravery, honor in battle
Deep Duerra (D): Goddess of duergar, psionics, conquest, expansion. (now a Dead power)
Dugmaren Brightmantle (L): God of scholarship, invention, discovery
Dumathoin (I): "Keeper of the Secrets Under the Mountains" God of buried wealth, ores, gems, mining, exploration, Shield dwarves, guardian of the Dead
Gorm Gulthyn (L): God of guardian of all dwarves, defense, watchfulness. (now a Dead power)
Haela Brightaxe (D): Goddess of luck in battle, joy of battle, dwarven fighters. (now a Dead power)
Laduguer (I): God of duergar, Magic Weapon Creation, artisans, magic. (now a Dead power)
Marthammor Duin (L): God of guides, explorers, expatriates, travelers, lightning
Moradin (G): God of dwarves, Creation, smithing, protection, metalcraft, stonework
Sharindlar (I): Sharindlar, also known as the Lady of Life and Mercy, is the chaotic good dwarven deity of healing and mercy. Sharindlar represents a side of dwarven life rarely observed by outsiders. As of late her Command of fertility has expanded her clergy's influence over animal husbandry along with the developing of new varieties of crops. Sharindlar was introduced in Dwarves Deep (1990).
Sharindlar received a detailed description in Demihuman Deities (1998).
Thard Harr (L): God of wild dwarves, jungle survival, hunting
Vergadain (I): God of wealth, luck, chance, nonevil thieves, suspicion, trickery, negotiation, sly cleverness

Elven Deities

Collectively, the elven Deities are known as the Seldarine.

Aerdrie Faenya (I): Goddess of air, weather, avians, rain, fertility, avariels. An aspect of Akadi.
Angharradh (G): Goddess of spring, fertility, planting, birth, defense, wisdom
Corellon Larethian (G): God of magic, music, arts, crafts, war, the elven race (especially Sun elves), poetry, bards, warriors
Deep Sashelas (I): God of oceans, sea elves, Creation, knowledge
Erevan Ilesere (I): God of mischief, change, rogues, changelings
Fenmarel Mestarine (L): God of feral elves, outcasts, scapegoats, isolation
Hanali Celanil (I): Goddess of love, romance, beauty, enchantments, magic item artistry, fine art, and artists. An aspect of Sune.
Labelas Enoreth (I): God of time, longevity, the moment of choice, history
Naralis Analor (L): God of healing, easing of pain, and death
Rillifane Rallathil (I): God of woodlands, nature, wild elves, druids
Sehanine Moonbow (I): Goddess of mysticism, Dreams, death, journeys, transcendence, the moon, the stars, the heavens, moon elves. An aspect of Selûne.
Shevarash (D): God of hatred of the Drow, loss, crusades, vengeance
Solonor Thelandira (I): God of archery, hunting, wilderness survival

Giant Deities

Collectively, the giant Deities are known as the Ordning

Annam (G): God of Giants, Creation, learning, philosophy
Grolantor (I): God of hunting, combat, hill Giants
Hiatea (G): Goddess of nature, agriculture, hunting, childbirth
Iallanis (L): Goddess of love, forgiveness, beauty, mercy
Memnor (I): God of pride, mental prowess, control
Skoraeus Stonebones (I): God of stone Giants, buried things
Stronmaus (G): God of Sun, sky, weather, joy, cloud Giants
Surtr (L): God of fire Giants, fire, destruction
Thrym (L): God of cold, ice, magic, frost Giants

Gnome Deities

Collectively, the Gnome Deities are known as the Lords of The Golden Hills.

Baravar Cloakshadow (L): God of illusions, deception, traps, wards
Baervan Wildwanderer (I): God of forests, travel, nature
Callarduran Smoothhands (I): God of stone, The Underdark, mining, the Svirfneblin
Flandal Steelskin (I): God of mining, physical fitness, smithing, metalworking
Gaerdal Ironhand (L): God of vigilance, combat, martial defense
Garl Glittergold (G): God of protection, humor, trickery, Gem cutting, gnomes
Segojan Earthcaller (I): God of earth, nature, the Dead
Urdlen (I): God of greed, bloodlust, evil, hatred, uncontrolled impulse, spriggans

Halfling Deities

Collectively, the Halfling Deities are known as Yondalla's Children.

Arvoreen (I): God of defense, war, vigilance, Halfling warriors, duty
Brandobaris (L): God of stealth, thievery, adventuring, Halfling rogues
Cyrrollalee (I): Goddess of friendship, trust, the hearth, hospitality, crafts
Sheela Peryroyl (I): Goddess of nature, agriculture, weather, song, dance, beauty, romantic love
Urogalan (D): God of earth, death, protection of the Dead
Yondalla (G): Goddess of protection, bounty, halflings, children, security, leadership, wisdom, Creation, family, tradition. An aspect of Chauntea

Orc Deities

Bahgtru (L): God of loyalty, stupidity, brute strength
Gruumsh (G): God of orcs, conquest, survival, strength, territory
Ilneval (L): God of war, combat, overwhelming numbers, strategy
Luthic (L): Goddess of caves, Orc females, home, wisdom, fertility, healing, servitude
Shargaas (L): God of night, thieves, stealth, Darkness, The Underdark
Yurtrus (L): God of death, disease

Other races

Blibdoolpoolp (I): Goddess of kuo-toas, evil undersea creatures
Chee'ah (D): God of saru on the plateau of Malatra
Diinkarazan (D): God of derro, madness
Diirinka (I): God of derro, magic, cruelty, knowledge
Eadro (I): God of merfolk and locathah
Essyllis (D): God of LIzardfolk
Ghaunadaur (G):God of Abominations, Oozes, slimes, jellies, outcasts, ropers, rebels.
Gorellik (D): God of gnolls.
Great Mother (G): Goddess of beholders, magic, fertility, tyranny
Hruggek (I): God of bugbears, violence, combat, ambushes
Ilsensine (G): God of illithids, mental domination, magic
Kurtulmak (I): God of kobolds, hatred
Laogzed (D): God of troglodytes, hunger, destruction
Maglubiyet (G): God of goblins, hobgoblins, leadership, war
M'daess (D): Goddess of Sarrukh, purification, young snakes and serpentfolk
Parrafaire (D): God of nagas, guardianship
Piscaethces (D): God of aboleths
Sekolah (L): God of Sahuagin, hunting, tyranny, plunder
Semuanya (L): God of LIzardfolk, survival, propagation
Shekinester (G): Goddess of nagas
The Acquirer (aspect of Shekinester): Control, possession
The Empowerer (aspect of Shekinester): Guardianship of the young and uninitiated
The Preserver (aspect of Shekinester): Maintainer of existence, spirits of the Dead
The Seeker (aspect of Shekinester): Curiosity, exploration, study
Ssharstrune (aspect of Shekinester): Acquisition, power
The Weaver (aspect of Shekinester): Active destruction, connections
Sseth (I): God of Yuan-ti, Sarrukh, poison, somnolence
Merrshaulk (aspect of Sseth): Beasts, predators, somnolence
Varae (aspect of Sseth): snakes
Vaprak (D): God of ogres, trolls, violence, destruction, frenzy, greed
War'dango (L): God of korobokuru, leadership, and Fire Mountain on the plateau of Malatra
Zehir: God of Poison, Yuan-ti. interloper deity who came to Toril shortly before the Spellplague. Zehir appears as one of the Deities described in the Players Handbook for fourth edition (2008).

Non-deity powers

Some powerful extraplanar creatures are able to grant power to their followers without actually being Deities. Cults worshipping archdevils or demon princes are not unknown. Comparably powerful Celestial beings, while not typically subjects of worship, can bestow their favor on virtuous mortals in a similar manner.

Archdevils

The Lords of the Nine are the rulers of the Nine Hells, the domain of devils.

Lord of the First: Bel
Lord of the Second: Dispater, The Iron Duke
Lord of the Third: Mammon, the Viscount
Lords of the Fourth: Fierna and Belial
Lord of the Fifth: Prince Levistus
Lord of the Sixth: The Archduchess Glasya, the Princess of Hell, daughter of Asmodeus
Lord of the Seventh: Baalzebul, the Slug Archduke
Lord of the Eighth: Mephistopheles, Archduke of Cania(now has divine powers)
Lord of the Ninth: Asmodeus, King of the Nine Hells (now a god)
Malkizid
Gargauth was once an archdevil, but is now a deity in the Faerûnian pantheon.

Demon princes

Demon princes are the rulers of the Abyss, the domain of demons.

Baphomet: Demon lord of minotaurs, Beasts, vengeance
Demogorgon: Prince of Demons
Eltab: Demon lord of hatred, retribution
Graz'zt: Demon lord of Darkness, seduction, guile, debauchery
Kostchtchie: Demon lord of frost Giants, wrath, rage
Orcus: Demon lord of undeath
Pazrael (also called Pazuzu): Demon lord of evil flying creatures, corruption
Sess'Innek: Demon lord of khaastas, lizard kings, civilization, domination
Yeenoghu: Demon lord of gnolls
Malkizid: Fallen Solar Angel of Corellon Larethian who was tempted by Nerull to kill the elven god.

After being cast out of the Seldarine, Araushnee became the demon Princess Lolth before reclaiming her divinity as leader of the Dark Seldarine.

Paragons

Archon

The Archon paragons, collectively known as the Celestial Hebdomad, are the Celestial embodiment of the lawful good alignment. In the Forgotten Realms, they Work most closely with the god Tyr.

Barachiel
Domiel
Erathaol
Pistis Sophia
Raziel
Sealtiel
Zaphkiel

Eladrin

The Eladrin paragons, collectively known as the Court of Stars, are the Celestial embodiment of the chaotic good alignment.

Faerinaal
Gwynharwyf
Morwel

Guardinal

The guardinal paragons, Talsid and the Five Companions, are the Celestial embodiment of the neutral good alignment. In the Forgotten Realms, they take a more subsidiary role than in other campaign settings due to the larger number of nature Deities.

Bharrai
Kharash
Manath
Sathia
Talisid
Vhara

Dead Deities

Deities in the Forgotten Realms can at times be slain, fade away from lack of worship, or have their power usurped by others.

Untheric pantheon

The people of Unther and their Deities (based on Babylonian and Sumerian mythology) arrived at the same time and in the same manner as the Mulhorandi, but war between those two empires and against orcish hordes have claimed most of the Untheric pantheon, now the largest identifiable group of Dead Deities. The remaining members of the pantheon, Assuran (now Hoar), Ishtar (as Isis), and Tiamat, have survived by finding wider worship elsewhere in Faerûn.

Gilgeam: Former god of battle, prowess, strength, Unther. Slain by Tiamat.
Girru: Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Inanna: Former Goddess of War and Love. Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Ki: Former Spirit/mother-goddess of the Earth. Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Marduk: Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Nanna-Sin: Former God of The Moon and protection against Evil. Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Nergal: Former god of the underworld.
Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.
Ramman: Former god of duty, order, vigilance, war. Slain by Hoar.
Utu: Former God of the Sun and Justice. Slain by an unnamed Orc deity.

Others

Amaunator (also called At'ar): Thought to have died, Amaunator was Lathander for centuries then finally reclaimed his name and mission. Reborn god of bureaucracy, law, order, the Sun.
Auppenser, also known as "Our Lord of Reason", "The Master of Thought", and "The Serene One", is the deity of Balance, Mentalism, Protection, Psionics, and Strength. He is initially relatively powerful, worshiped by Human and demihuman psions, monks, and psychic warriors, and all manner of psionic creatures such as blues and duergar. After the collapse of Jhaamdath, his main place of worship, he loses most of his followers and goes into a deep slumber to keep existing.
Bhaal: Former god of assassination, murder, violence. Slain by Cyric and Mask.
Chronos: Former god of time.
Earthmother: Aspect of Chauntea physically manifest as the Moonshae Isles. Was quiet for some time during which Chauntea's primary aspect became ascendant in the Moonshaes but then awakened and reasserted herself. An enemy of Bhaal (currently deceased).
Eshowdow is first described as a "shadow giant" in the 2nd edition book Jungles of Chult (1993). The dark god Eshowdow was born out of a fragment of the consciousness and being of Ubtao when he created the myriad nature spirits of Chult from such pieces of himself. His name came from the Eshowe tribe, who freed the entity they called the Shadow Giant, hoping to destroy the city of Mezro. When the Shadow Giant was repelled from the city by the Tabaxi People, he turned on his summoners, nearly wiping them out. Thus, the victorious Tabaxi named him Eshowdow, "the Shadow of the Eshowe".
Ibrandul: Former god of Caverns, Dungeons, skulks. Slain by Shar.
Iyachtu Xvim: Former god of tyranny, hatred, Fear. Destroyed by Bane during his return. He was first described in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Sets "Cyclopedia of the Realms" booklet (1987), which states that he "is called "the Godson" and the son of Bane, and serves as Bane'sinstrument in the Realms, directly carrying out his "father's" will".
Jazirian: Former god of couatls. Slain by Merrshaulk.
Kalzareinad: Former god of the uncaring, evil, or selfish application of Dragon magic. Slain by Kareska.
Karsus: very briefly (a matter of minutes) a former god of magic and hubris, after, as a mortal man, he stole the powers of the first goddess of magic with a powerful magical spell, which caused magic to cease during his attempt. Died following the sacrifice of Mystryl to restore the proper functioning of magic in the Realms. Known as the 'Momentary God'.
Kiputytto: Former goddess of sickness. Slain by Talona.
Kukul: Former Maztican god of Creation
Leira (/ˈlɛərə/ LAIR-ə) is the former goddess of deception, Illusion, mist, and shadow. Ed Greenwood created Leira for his home Dungeons & Dragons game, set in Greenwood's Forgotten Realms world. Leira first appeared within Dungeons & Dragons as one of the Deities featured in Ed Greenwood's article "Down-to-earth Divinity" in Dragon #54 (October 1981). Leira later officially appeared as one of the major Deities for the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Sets "Cyclopedia of the Realms" booklet (1987). She was allegedly slain by Cyric and Mask, but reappears unharmed later, suggesting this may have been itself an elaborate Illusion.
Moander: Former god of decay, corruption, rot, first described in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Set, with further information published in later source Books. He played a major role in the Finder's Stone Trilogy of novels, during which he was slain by Finder Wyvernspur. Although the deity's origins have never been made clear, Moander appears throughout some of Faerun's earliest historical recordings and folklore. One legend holds him responsible for corrupting Tyche, the goddess of fate in ancient times, which resulted in the deity splitting into the two "sister" goddesses of fate that exists today, namely Tymora and Beshaba.
Murdane: Former goddess of reason, pragmatism. Slain during the Dawn Cataclysm.
Myrkul: Former god of corruption, the Dead, death, old age. Slain by Mystra. Further aliases of Myrkul include the Reaper and Old Lord Skull. His Symbol is a skull against a black field, known to occur in nightmares of many of the folk of Faerûn. His alignment is Neutral Evil
Mystra: The reincarnated Mystryl and former goddess of magic, spells, and The Weave. Slain by Helm during the Time of Troubles and replaced by the mortal woman Midnight (who now goes by Mystra's name).
Mystryl: Original goddess of magic created by the combined essences of Selûne and Shar. Sacrificed herself to repair the damage caused by Karsus's ascension.
Othea: Former goddess of Giants, motherhood. Slain by Lanaxis, one of her children.
Ra: Former Mulhorandi god of the Sun. Slain by Gruumsh.
The Seven Lost Gods, all of whom "bowed down before Bane", including:

Camnod the Unseen
Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud: Former god of anger
Haask, the Voice of Hargut
Maram of the Great Spear
Tyranthraxus the Flamed One
Tyche: Former goddess of luck. Split into Beshaba and Tymora.
Valigan Thirdborn: Former god of anarchy. Slain by Tyr.
World Serpent: Former god of the Sarrukh. Fragmented into the Deities of the LIzardfolk, naga, and Yuan-ti.

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Lesser Deities Anubis Azuth Deneir Dennari Eldath Leira Lliira Lurue Malar Milil Shaundakul Sif Skadi Talona Torog Uller

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Prime Deities Chauntea Etugen Kelemvor Lathander Mystra Oghma Selûne Silvanus Sune Talos Tempus The Raven Queen Torm Tyr

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