Second gods

Daghda

Counterpart to Mannamen mac Lir, but just as chaotic, Daghda is the goddess of eart and harvest. Farmers pray to her for a good season, and curse her when pests arise

Eshnahif

God of the winter and mountains, Eshnahif is hated by many, commoner and nobles alike. But those knowing his true value and goals are the most dedicated followers. Eshnahif may seem evil at first glance, but he is a necessary deity.

Goibhniu

Always in his divine forge, Goibhniu, god of smiths and metal, is very popular among dwarves and others interested in the craft

Gorm

Gorm is the God of War and Conflict. His might is one of the greatest among the Gods and no war can be won without his blessing, though his chaotic nature makes him fickle even to his own believers.

Hachubna

Hachubna is the goddess of magic and mysticism. She is the one that is said to have invented every primordial spell, as well as teach creatures to channel chaos within them to replicate those same spells in lesser strength. She is venerated by all wizards

Lugh

Lugh is the goddess of many things, which makes her one of the most powerful deities in her pantheon. She is often seen as the inspiration goddess, the overseer of a good trade or the entity calling to an adventure. Direct descendant of Ushnabroc, she emb

Mannamen mac Lir

Just like the ocean's waves he so dearly created, Mannamen mac Lir is the chaotic god of the sea and its inhabitants. He prides himself of creating the majority of living creatures with the biggest variety of biomes earth dwellers couldn't even imagine.

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