Imperial Pantheon

It is known that the Alka Alon had a hand in the development of the Imperial pantheon, though the exact nature of this influence is lost to history. The Imperial Pantheon was instituted more as a method of social control and excuse for public works and social services than a spontaneous religious expression.
Andrus - God of Music and Poetry

Antyr - Maritime God

Avital - God of Magic and Engineering

Colleita - Goddess of Fruit Trees and Berry Bushes

Durthon - God of Fields, Sheep, Goats, and Pigs

Falassa - Goddess of Herbs

Fargus - God of Brickmakers

Ferum - God of Smithcraft

Gobarba - God of War

Hemat - God of Ironwork [Minor Divinity]

Kaupa - Goddess of Commerce

Linta - Goddess of Healing

Mandros - God of Healing

Noapis - Goddess of Bees and Honey
Orvatas - God of the Sky

Peras - Goddess of Wisdom

Perdua - Psychopomp

Rada - Goddess of Emptiness, during the Early Magocracy’s Decadent period

Sagan - Minor God of the Celestial World

Slagur - God of Games

Yrentia - Goddess of Magic and Science