The gods worshipped on Kor Sirok form a large and varied pantheon whose members are understood differently across nations, cultures, and religious traditions. Divine existence is not generally disputed: divine magic, celestial beings, visions, miracles, and surviving records provide substantial evidence of the gods. Their motives, relationships, histories, and proper forms of worship are nevertheless subjects of continuing theological disagreement.
The pantheonic gods are those with established traditions of worship or reverence among the peoples of Kor Sirok. Other divine and godlike beings are known through ancient history, specialized religious traditions, planar scholarship, or fragmentary surviving accounts without holding the same place in ordinary public worship.
Pantheonic Gods
- Abendigo, god of time and temporal causality.
- Adamhan, god of luck, chance, wagers, opportunity, and calculated risk.
- Amundala, goddess of magic, music, peace, and the bright moon.
- Anadesia, goddess of healing, mercy, sanctuary, rescue, and protection of the vulnerable.
- Astraphora, goddess of beauty, untamed nature, fertility, sexuality, and romantic attraction.
- Beskatel, god of construction, civic order, public works, maintenance, preparedness, and protection of civilization.
- Gevajsh, goddess of envy, jealousy, resentment, spite, grudges, and personal vengeance.
- Jhadric, god of death, judgment, souls, and passage.
- Kalabold, god of deception, betrayal, manipulation, false trust, hidden identity, and conspiracy.
- Kharnifax, god of war for victory, conquest, siege, violent retribution, and military domination.
- Kua, god of sunlight, fire, heat, summer, and physical energy.
- Lorinokh, god of invention, design, architecture, engineering, tools, machines, and purposeful making.
- Maritana, goddess of the sea, marine life, living environments, adaptation, and ecological creation.
- Mezra, goddess of agriculture, husbandry, harvest, cultivated fertility, preparation, and autumn.
- Phaethos, god of magic, chaos, transformation, and the dark moon.
- Ravald, god of pride, fame, reputation, prestige, legacy, distinction, and public achievement.
- Rektesh, god of war, storms, struggle, courage, and endurance.
- Scalefather, god of metallic dragons, draconic guardianship, honor, wisdom, and stewardship of power.
- Thar Oghmus, god of knowledge, wisdom, history, stories, and discovery.
- Theran, god of winter, bitter cold, freezing seas, drowning, exposure, and shipwreck.
- Vingulo, god of excess, gluttony, greed, debauchery, intoxication, luxury, and sensual indulgence.
- Vogiana, goddess of travel, exploration, journeys, migration, spring, renewal, and new beginnings.
- Vrystna, goddess of fear, nightmares, dread, terror, sleeplessness, despair, and darkness as an environment of fear.
- Wyrmmother, goddess of chromatic dragons, domination, destructive ambition, conquest, greed, and draconic supremacy.
- Yrdriss, goddess of disease, epidemics, famine, blight, wasting, scarcity, and contamination.
Ancient and Other Divine Beings
The beings known collectively as the Ancient Kindred predate the ordinary gods and were directly involved in the formation and earliest history of Creation. They are not simply an older generation of the pantheon, and mortal knowledge of them varies considerably.
Othuun, the Maker and Father of Gods, is associated with the possibility through which genuinely new forms and futures can arise. Naevra, the Anchor and Keeper of What Is, is associated with continuity, preserving meaningful identity, history, causation, and relationship through change.
The twins Eshar, the Concordant and Open Coil, and Veshar, the Sovereign and Crowned Coil, were exiled from Creation following the First War and the Concord of Creation. Their persistent enclaves, Lethara — The Living Concord and Vharath — The Eightfold Depths, endure within the Nascent Expanse rather than as ordinary divine realms within Creation.
Other beings of divine or comparable religious significance include Aevareth, the dead god whose final act fixed the ordinary progression of time, and Draddiosos, the dragon god of secrets.