Pantheon of the Seventh Age
The Pantheon of the seventh age is defined as much byt its gods as the people that worship them, there is a distinction between the primordial gods, those representing the forms of the four classical elements, two for life and one more, of death. The other gods are the ones that more closely represent mortal concepts; war, knowledge, agriculture, etc.
For these mortal gods, their power is derived from worship, and the manner and purpose in which the are worshipped makes all the difference.
Mythology & Lore
Primordial Gods: Air, Earth, Fire, Water, Life and Death
Mortal Gods and their epithets corresponding to a (5e)Cleric domain:
Archheart: Constellation Keeper (Twilight), Moonseeker (Trickery),
Avalea: Windbringer (Nature), Giver of Wings (Life)
Avandra: The Traveler (Peace), Starfinder (Twilight)
Bahamut: Lord of Dragons (Arcana), Exemplar of Justice (Order),
Camiruj: Great Destroyer (War), Great Creator (Forge)
Desendor: The Unmoving (Order), The Unrelenting (Tempest)
Gruumsh: Orc-kin (Life), Battleborn (War)
Ioun: All-knowing (Arcana), Revealer of Secrets (Knowledge), Riddlekeeper (Trickery)
Kord: Eternal Warrior (War), Honorbound (Order)
Lolth: Broodmother (Life), Venom Queen (Death),
Mellora: Wildmother (Life), Empress of Decay (Grave)
Moradin: Master of Craft (Forge), Dwarf-kin (Life)
Persathies: Lord of the Harvest (Nature), Master of Seasons (Order)
Pelor: Radiant Star (light), Searing Sovereign (War)
Sarenrae: Everlight (Light), Eternal Maiden (Peace)
Tiamat: Tyrant Queen (War), Profane Devourer (Death)
Umberlee: Stormkeeper (Tempest), Wavemaker (Nature)
Veraleon: Lawbearer (Order), Maskmaker (Trickery),
Type
Religious, Pantheon
Permeated Organizations
