Human Pantheon

Pantheon

 

• Elisia goddess of love and maternity.
• Valhir god ferocity, savagery, the hunt. god of the lycanthropes.
• Waukeen goddess of luck and trade.

 

Shared Pantheon

 

• Bahamut god of justice.
• Malygos god of magic.
• Neltharion god of death.
• Nozdormu god of time.
• Selune goddess of the moon.
• Vanadon-Necroth god of passage.
• Ysera goddess of life and nature.

 

Popular opinion and worship

The human pantheon, just like any pantheon, keeps on evolving, the gods' conflicts and the mortals' achievement changing the list of divine more often than the gods are willing to admit. Certain god grew stronger as their influence started to spread when other almost disappeared.   After Vanumoke's death, many who worshiped the god turned to Valhir.   With the very real presence and influence of god on Toriel, many tend to worship them, hoping for a blessing, a grace, or at least for their protection. With the growing human population, the human pantheon gods' power is spreading and growing stronger. It is rare to find a humble once without a holy symbol of some kind displayed somewhere. People swear and curse constantly using the gods' name, and call upon their power in time of need.   Another, very real proof of their presence, is the power they bestow upon their clerics, paladins, and champions, physical manifestation of the god might through a mortal body. Similarly, many myths, about sight of godly avatars walking among the mortal were documented, and various gods were mortals who ascended to godhood.   Despite the gods' ability to physically manifest, most of them, especially pantheon like the human pantheon prefer to communicate through dreams and visions. Their interaction with the world is often relegated to blessings from the short lived human perspective.  

Festival and Celebrations

Many gods are worshiped during the various celebrations and holidays, but a few of those traditional celebrations are specifically made in honor of one god or another. The following list shows the official major holidays and/or festivals honoring a specific God, (mostly celebrated in Tana's Empire):  

Elisia's Festival - Nínui the 14th

Hanged-Vanu Day - Ivanneth the 15th