Deity

Overview

Inanta has sixteen deities that are worshiped. The three major Deities represent life, death, and nature. The sixteen minor deities represent life, death, nature, knowledge, light, tempest, trickery, and war. The three major deities are the parents of the sixteen minor deities and rule over them. Major Deities

Deity Name	Alignment	Domain
Nieba, Goddess of Enchantment	NG	Life
Tellus, God of Terra	N	Nature
Pieklo, God of Nightmares	NE	Death

Minor Deities

Deity Name	Alignment	Domain
Opus, God of Civilizations and Inventions	CG	Knowledge
Volana, God of the Sun, Moons, and Stars	LG	Light, Life
Sila, Goddess of Strength and Storms	LN	Tempest
Mentiras, Deity of Lies and Deceit	NE	Trickery
Badala, Goddess of Wealth, Greed, and Vengeance	CE	War, Trickery
Jed, God of Darkness and Poison	NE	Death, Trickery
Halitta, Goddess of Creation and Childbirth	CN	Knowledge, War
Darah, Deity of the Preternatural	N	Life, Death
Sihiri, Goddess of Magic and the Arts	NG	Light
Cay, Goddess of the Plants and Animals	CG	Nature, Life
Mar, Goddess of the Wilderness and Seas	CN	Tempest, Nature
Haz, Goddess of Change and Luck	CN	Trickery
Krig, God of War and Conquest	LE	War

Additional Information

Social Structure

The three major deities are the parents of the thirteen minor deities.

Civilization and Culture

Gender Ideals

Any deity can change the shape of their body. Their gender is based on who they prefer to be most of the time, though Mentiras, Deity of Lies and Deceit and Darah, Deity of the Preternatural spend most of their time in a variety of genders.

Relationship Ideals

The three major deities are a throuple and extremely happy together. The thirteen minor deities fall in and out of relationships like most non-deity beings.

History

When Inanta was created by Eyota Oviyan, zi also created the triple deities of Pieklo, God of Nightmares, Nieba, Goddess of Enchantment, and Tellus, God of Terra. They became the trio of death, life, and nature. They formed a polyamorous throuple. Between the three of them, they birth thirteen children, taking turns on who was pregnant.