The Twelve

The Twelve are the gods of Ducorde. They are said to have granted Relis Laurent the power to found the Alternan Empire, and they are still worshipped through Ducorde to this day. The Twelve lend their names to the months. The order below can be used alongside the traditional Gregorian calendar, though each month has four weeks of seven days each.

• Turon, the god of the moons and stars, of the great beyond, of art and color, and of death.
• Somnus, the goddess of the night, of dreams, of music.
• Saroni, the goddess of the sun, of the light and the truth, of justice and of fairness.
• Kuganepo, the god of ideas and invention, of writing and creativity, of failure and the drive to do it again.
• Caelonde, the god of knowledge, of books and libraries, of secrets kept and shared, of patience.
• Thalatte, the goddess of the wilderness, of the untamed plains, of the wind and waves, of promise and potential.
• Koehnta, the god of the fire, the forge, of creation, of strength.
• Yinha, the goddess of the harvest, of the rain, of brotherhood, of labor, of family.
• Itami, the goddess of violence and (passive) aggression, the god of negotiation and trickery, the god of war and tenuous peace, the god of dance.
• Mechon, the god of time, of duty, of passage, of the inevitable.
• The Forgotten, god of the mountains, the guardians, silence, the shield.
• Yoshuelje, the god of winter, of the cold, the darkness, the empty sky.
• God(dess) Thirteen, the god(dess) of the top of the tower, of the unknown storage room, the lack of structural integrity, the path untaken.