Category: Deities

These posts describes the gods of the campaign world.

The Anaxios Pantheon are the elder gods, the ones who ascended to godhood prior to the first War of Rendelshod. This pantheon is worshipped by inhabitants of the eastern side of mainland Trivana and in the Southern Islands.

Descriptive fields:

Source	the god and mythos a god was inspired by
Sex	Male, female, or N/A (not applicable)
Symbol	symbol that represents the god
Sphere	categories that the god governs or represents
Worshipers	the types of people who worship the god, which can include specific alignments and/or areas which matter to worshipers, e.g., agriculture
Clergy	Cleric, Druid, or both
Clergy Raiment	Any apparel the clergy is expected to wear or use
Clergy Abilities	special abilities granted by the god to their clerics and/or druids; this may include spell-like abilities as additional powers, and the ability to substitute non-cleric spells during the daily memorization
Clergy Restrictions	minimum qualifications to be clergy or things that affect them, e.g., clergy of a fire god may be more affected by cold

Pantheon Listing

Lawful Good

Dorane (dor-ane)

Greater God

Source	Donblas (Melnibonean Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	wide red arrow pointing upward
Sphere	justice, law
Worshippers	Lawful Good
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear white robes and cannot use bulky armor which reduces normal speed to 6″ or less. Holy symbol is a mace engraved with the god’s symbol and Blessed by a cleric of at least 9th level.
Clergy Abilities	When using the holy symbol as the weapon, gain +1 to hit/damage on undead, and on each successful hit the undead may be turned as a cleric 2 levels higher, even if an attempt to normally turn the undead failed. At 5th level may invoke Lightning Bolt 1/day as an extra ability. At 7th level gain immunity to lightning similar to 3rd level Druid spell Protection from Fire and can take Protection from Lightning as a 3rd level spell. At level 12 can invoke Chain Lightning 1/day as an extra ability.
Clergy Restrictions	Must have charisma of at least 14.

Sanjinct the Just (san-jink-tuh)

Demi-God

Source	Heironeous, the Invincible (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	silver lightning bolt
Sphere	chivalry, honor, justice, valor, daring
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral, Lawful Good, Neutral Good
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Robes are dark blue with silver trim indicating their station.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is the battle-axe. At 1st level gain +1 to hit/damage with battle-axe. At 6th level gain +2 to hit/damage with battle-axe, with 3 attacks every 2 rounds.
Clergy Restrictions	Prefer to wear chainmail; may wear lighter armor if necessary, but will not wear heavier armor.

Zsofika (so-fik-a)

Lesser God

Source	Osiris (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	white crown
Sphere	nature, dead
Worshippers	Lawful Good, farmers
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear a green cloak. Symbol is a golden ankh.
Clergy Abilities	Unintelligent plants cannot attack clerics. Intelligent plants may be turned or commanded into service similar to undead (evil turn, good or neutral commanded). At 7th level may choose Minor Globe of Invulnerability as 4th level spell. At 11th level may choose Globe of Invulnerability as 6th level spell.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Lawful Neutral

Aanth (a-anth)

Demi-God

Source	Aarth (Nehwon Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	glowing gold rectangle on field of black
Sphere	magic, knowledge, secrets
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is a wand of dark colored wood, inlaid with runes in gold.
Clergy Abilities	At 3rd level may choose Invisibility as 2nd level spell. At 3rd level gain some thief abilities (Pick Pockets, Open Locks, Move Silently, Hide in Shadows, Hear Noise, Read Languages) as thief 2 levels lower. This power increases with level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Mardukkun (mar-duke-un)

Demi-God

Source	Marduk (Babylonian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	silvery net
Sphere	cities, weather
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is small netting made of silver-imbued cloth. No special clothing is mandated.
Clergy Abilities	At 5th level may choose Lightning Bolt as a 3rd level spell, but cast it at 1/2 the clerical level, rounded up.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Patah (pa-tah)

Greater God

Source	Ptah (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	apis bull
Sphere	creation, universe
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is a copper plate engraved with an Apis bull.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is the mace. When using a Blessed mace the cleric is treated as having fighter weapon specialization, although attacks are still on the cleric table. At 7th level can Haste self 1/week with no aging, as an extra ability. At 9th level may choose Teleport as a 5th level spell with half normal chance of error.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Lawful Evil

Mict-An-Ul (mict-an-ul)

Demi-God

Source	Mictlantecuhtli (Central American Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	dog totem
Sphere	death
Worshippers	any
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Unholy symbol is human thigh bone. Must wear black clothing.
Clergy Abilities	Can command undead as a cleric 2 levels higher.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Tlaloc (tla-lock)

Lesser God

Source	Tlaloc (Central American Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	deer totem
Sphere	rain
Worshippers	all who need rain
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Bronze scepter engraved with god’s symbol. Must wear bronze colored robes or clothing.
Clergy Abilities	At 1st level gain +2 on saving throws vs. all water-based attacks. At 5th level may choose Call Lightning as a 3rd level spell.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Neutral Good

Demeter (dem-eh-tur)

Greater God

Source	Demeter (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	mare’s head
Sphere	agriculture
Worshippers	Neutral Good, farmers
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Clergy Raiment	Must wear green & brown clothing. Symbol is a silver circlet engraved with a mare’s head.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is a spear. At 6th level gain +1 to hit/damage with spear. At 11th level gain +2 to hit/damage with spear. Clerics & druids can choose any cleric/druid spells for summoning and/or controlling animals and plants, and for weather control. Clerics cast such cleric spells as 2 levels higher; druids cast such druid spells as 2 levels higher. Has a base chance of 20% + 5%/level (max 95%) of treating peacefully with green dragons, or any nature-oriented dragon, regardless of alignment.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Ebele (ee-bell)

Greater God

Source	Ehlonna (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	unicorn horn
Sphere	forest, meadows, animals, flowers, fertility
Worshippers	any Good, any Neutral
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is silver replica of unicorn’s horn.
Clergy Abilities	Can use longbow and longsword. All track as a ranger of the same level. Clerics gain Animal Friendship as extra power at 5th level. Druids cast Animal Friendship at twice normal level.
Clergy Restrictions	Cannot wear armor heavier than leather.

Lydes-Amia (lie-dese-am-i-uh)

Demi-God

Source	Lydia (Suel Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	spray of vivid colors
Sphere	music, light, daylight
Worshippers	any Good musicians, sages, & scholars
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Clerics are 80% female – all wear white vestments trimmed in gold and silver. Symbol is silver fan painted with a spray of vivid colors.
Clergy Abilities	Clerics get additional spells, each usable once per day – 1st level: Detect Magic, 3rd level: Augury, 5th level: Divination, 9th level: Locate Object.
Clergy Restrictions	none

True Neutral

Heron (hair-un)

Demi-God

Source	Hera (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	peacock
Sphere	marriage, intrigue
Worshippers	any, wives & intriguers
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear violet robes. Symbol is a rod wrapped with a peacock feather.
Clergy Abilities	At 4th level gain Polymorph Self 1/day as an extra ability. At 7th level gain Fear 1/day as an extra ability.
Clergy Restrictions	Clerics are always female, and are vengeful of slights to them or their goddess.

Idelisa (i-dell-ee-sa)

Demi-God

Source	Istus, Lady of our Fate (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	golden spindle with three strands
Sphere	fate, destiny, predestination, future
Worshippers	any
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is golden spindle. Wear grey robes, or black with web pattern at 9th level.
Clergy Abilities	At 3rd level gain Augury as an additional ability. At 7th level gain Strand of Binding as an additional ability.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Owynn-Hai (o-win-hay)

Lesser God

Source	Obad-Hai (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	oak leaf & acorn
Sphere	nature, wildlands, freedom, hunting, wild beasts
Worshippers	Neutral
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Clergy Raiment	wear russet robes. Symbol is a wand carved with oak leaves and acorn symbols.
Clergy Abilities	Use staff as primary weapon, gaining +1 to hit/damage. All clergy may choose proficiencies among all clerical or druidic weapon. At 3rd level clergy may substitute one 1st level spell of other type (cleric –> druid & druid –> cleric). At 6th level may substitute one 2nd level spell. At 9th level may substitute one 3rd level spell. At 12th level may transform into any small or medium animal intelligence woodland creature at will.
Clergy Restrictions	Clerics wander the woodlands and small villages.

Phaestus (phay-stus)

Demi-God

Source	Hephaestus (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	hammer & anvil
Sphere	blacksmiths, metalworkers
Worshippers	metalworkers, including some dwarves
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear brown leather clothing. Symbol is an Blessed hammer.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is a hammer, gaining +1 to hit and damage with hammer. Gain +5% per level on reaction dice with creatures from the Elemental Plane of Fire and red dragons.
Clergy Restrictions	Clerics must be blacksmiths.

Sylvanus (Sil-vane-us)

Greater God

Source	Silvanus (Celtic Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	summer oak tree
Sphere	forests, nature
Worshippers	forest dwellers
Clergy	Druid
Clergy Raiment	Wear plain brown robes. Symbol is an oak branch.
Clergy Abilities	Spells vs plants are effective at twice the druid’s level. At 5th level can summon a companion, a wolf hound (HD4, AC4, HP 32, 2 attacks for 2-8, 2-8); hound will remain with druid until death, after which another can be summoned but no more than 1 in a 2 year period. At 9th level begin regeneration of 1 hp/round; can regenerate limbs but not from death.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Thorn (thorn)

Demi-God

Source	Thoth (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	Ibis
Sphere	knowledge
Worshippers	seekers of knowledge
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is a brass amulet engraved with an ibis.
Clergy Abilities	Divination spells function as if cleric level 50% higher.
Clergy Restrictions	Cannot wear metal armor.

Neutral Evil

Hades (hay-dese)

Lesser God

Source	Hades (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	black ram
Sphere	underworld, death
Worshippers	Neutral Evil
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear black robes with bright red trim. Symbol is a stick of black rock engraved in silver with ram’s head.
Clergy Abilities	Will choose any sword proficiency at 1st level as the preferred weapon. May command undead as cleric 3 levels higher. At 12th level may choose Death Spell or Powerword Kill as 6th level spell.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Tx’Amun (tix-a-mun)

Demi-God

Source	Pyremius (Suel Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	face of a daemon
Sphere	fire, poison, murder
Worshippers	evil, including humanoids
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Red vestments decorated with flame-shaped swatches of orange and yellow. Viewed from a distance, this garb makes the cleric seem to be on fire. Symbol is golden scepter.
Clergy Abilities	At 1st level gain +1 on saving throws vs. fire. At 5th level gain : +2 on saving throws vs. fire. At 7th level may choose Fireball as a 3rd level spell. At 9th level gain +3 on saving throws vs. fire. Immune to non-magical fires causing less than 24 points damage/round. May use Pyrotechnics 1/day as an additional power, using the unholy symbol as the material component.
Clergy Restrictions	Level 1: -1 on saving throws vs. cold. Level 5: -2 on saving throws vs. cold. Level 9: -3 on saving throws vs. cold, take extra point per die from cold damage up to max per die, extra damage from cold healed only by Restoration, Limited Wish, Wish, or A

Chaotic Good

Hotoru (ho-tore-u)

Lesser God

Source	Hotoru (Native American Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	clouds
Sphere	wind, weather, crops
Worshippers	Chaotic Good
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is a silver scepter engraved with clouds and grain. No special clothing is mandated.
Clergy Abilities	At 5th level may choose Lightning Bolt as a 3rd level spell. At 9th level may choose Wall of Air as 5th level spell.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Lakshmi (lock-smee)

Demi-God

Source	Lakshmi (Indian Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	lotus & bow
Sphere	fortune
Worshippers	Chaotic Good, those seeking luck
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Clothing and cloak outlined in gold. Symbol is gold scepter with head shaped like lotus and engraved with a longbow.
Clergy Abilities	May choose longbow as proficiency at 1st level. May increase their luck or that of another 1/week; for 1 hour after the invoking all saving throws and to hit rolls are at +4. This must be invoked BEFORE the need to use it.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Neffulthyse (nef-ul-thigh-ese)

Lesser God

Source	Nephthys (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	horns around lunar disk
Sphere	wealth, protector of dead
Worshippers	Chaotic Good
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is bull’s horn engraved with moon symbol.
Clergy Abilities	Turn undead as 1 level higher, and turn Lawful Evil undead as 3 levels higher. Gain +1 to hit/damage against undead for every 3 levels, e.g., +1 at 1st level, +2 at 4th level, etc.
Clergy Restrictions	Charisma must be at least 14. Cannot retreat in battle from intelligent undead unless others will be harmed.

Chaotic Neutral

Dionysis (Di-un-I-sus)

Greater God

Source	Dionysis (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	thyrsus
Sphere	wine
Worshippers	chaotic beings
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear purple cloak or cloak embroidered with grapes. Symbol is a golden circlet engraved with a Thyrsis.
Clergy Abilities	Once per week can go berserk, attacking on fighter table at +1 to hit/damage for every 3 levels, e.g., +1 at 1st level, +2 at 4th level. This last 5d4 rounds and at conclusion must make system shock roll or fall unconscious for 1d4 turns. If unconscious must make second system shock roll or die. All saves vs. fear or insanity are at +1 per 4 levels, e.g., +1 at 1st level, +2 at 5th level. At 4th level may Polymorph Self 1/day as an additional power. At 7th level may substitute any Polymorph spell for a cleric spell of the same level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Manammun Lair (man-am-mun-lair)

Lesser God

Source	Manannan Mac Lir (Celtic Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	wave of white water on green background
Sphere	seas, oceans
Worshippers	sea farers
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Wear grey robes printed with sea shell pattern. Symbol is wand of driftwood engraved with god’s symbol.
Clergy Abilities	Trident is the preferred weapon. May Speak with Animals 3/day, effective with sea creatures only, as an additional power. At 3rd level gain Water Breathing 1/day, as an additional power. At 6th level gain +1 to hit/damage with trident.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Ullan (ul-lan)

Demi-God

Source	Uller (Norse Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	longbow
Sphere	hunting, archery, winter
Worshippers	Chaotic Neutral, hunters, archers
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Wear leather clothing camaflauged for local conditions. Symbol is any Blessed longbow.
Clergy Abilities	Must take longbow as proficiency at 1st level; attacks with bow are on the fighter table. May take any sword proficiency, including great sword. Gain specialization as fighter.
Clergy Restrictions	Minimum strength 14, constitution 14. Will not use a shield.

Zinervo (zin-err-vo)

Demi-God

Source	Zagyg (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	rune of madness
Sphere	humor, occult studies, unpredictability
Worshippers	any
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is copper scepter inscribed with rune of madness. Wear robes of dark blue trimmed in silver.
Clergy Abilities	May inscribe a rune which affects all viewing it within 30′. All creatures must save vs. Spells or be affected for a period of 1 round per cleric level. Runes fade after 1d3 rounds. At 1st level may inscribe Persuasion – intelligent creatures failing to save become friendly to the cleric and will agree to reasonable suggestions. At 3rd level may inscribe Fear – all creatures failing to save will be affected as per a Fear spell. At 5th level may inscribe Discord – all creatures failing to save become quarrelsome and there is a 5%/level of the cleric that each creature will fight those with a differing alignment. At 7th level may inscribe Pain – all creatures failing to save experience wracking pain, suffering -2 on to-hit rolls and saving throws. At 9th level may inscribe Insanity – all creatures failing to save will temporarily become insane. 25% will attack the nearest creature, 25% will be Confused (as per spell), 25% will be catatonic, and 25% will be affected as per Fear spell. Note that the cleric is not immune to attacks by affected creatures.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Chaotic Evil

Barkane (bar-kane)

Greater God

Source	Arioch (Melnibonean Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	circle with red arrows radiating in all directions
Sphere	swords, battle, chaos
Worshippers	Chaotic Evil, warriors
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Wear red robes. Unholy symbol is any broadsword.
Clergy Abilities	Broadsword is the preferred weapon at 1st level. The cleric gains weapon specialization at 1st, 7th, and 13th levels as would a fighter. Attacks with the broadsword are on the fighter table, although all other weapons are on the cleric table. At 7th level can go Ethereal 1/day.
Clergy Restrictions	Must have charisma of at least 14.

Hate (hate)

Demi-God

Source	Hate (Nehwon Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	foggy image with floating eyes
Sphere	hatred
Worshippers	Chaotic Evil
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Must wear grey clothing decorated with red gems. Symbol is a grey wand decorated randomly with red gems.
Clergy Abilities	Clerics of 5th level or higher may invoke a physical appearance of Hate. The base chance is 3% per level of the cleric, plus 2% per level of all assisting clerics, plus 1% for each worshipper in attendance. See Newhon Mythos for details of Hate.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Pyawran (pie-ah-wran)

Demi-God

Source	Pyaray (Melnibonean Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	blue gem with 8 rays emanating from it
Sphere	ocean abysses
Worshippers	Chaotic Evil
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Wear black robes. Symbol is a blue gem set in a silver necklace worn around the neck.
Clergy Abilities	Gain Water Breathing with a duration equal to the cleric’s level in hours. This can be used periodically during a 24 hour period. At 5th level may communicate with sea creatures at will.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Xiumdurn (zi-um-durn)

Lesser God

Source	Xiombarg (Melnibonean Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	image of slim young girl
Sphere	war, slaughter
Worshippers	Chaotic Evil, warriors
Clergy	Cleric
Clergy Raiment	Wear white robes. Unholy symbol is any battle axe.
Clergy Abilities	Battle-axe is the preferred weapon at 1st level, gaining weapons specialization at 1st and 7th levels as would a fighter. Attacks with the battle-axe are on the fighter table, although attacks with all other weapons are on the cleric table. At 5th level may Polymorph Self 1/day as an additional ability.
Clergy Restrictions	none

January 18, 2020

Deities of Trivana

updated: 30 July 2024

Deities of Trivana

This document describes the deities of The World (GeKeb), and Trivana specifically. It provides a complete list of all the Greater and Lesser gods, and a list of notable Demi-Gods.

In addition to the gods themselves, this section also provides a description of the main pantheons of gods (which compete with each other), the gods of each pantheon (who also compete within their own pantheons), and a general background on how gods function in The World.

What is NOT included is vital statistics about each god. The gods of The World are NOT available for mortal to fight. Anyone who gets that tough will be either killed (by the gods for the safety of the gods) or ascended to godhood, thereby becoming either moot or an NPC. Time to roll up new characters …

Table of Contents

Where the Gods Came From

Gods & Godhood

The Pantheons

Breadth of Power

Deity Descriptions

Where the Gods Came From

Author’s Note: Nope – we’re not talking metaphysical stuff here. This is where the concept that I use came from and what that concept is.

The gods of The World drew from the various pantheons listed in the Deities & Demi-Gods Cyclopedia (DDG), plus from the Suel and Greyhawk pantheons published in The Dragon in the early 1980’s.

Originally my brother and I agreed that we could use any and all gods from the DDG as needed and assumed that all existed. Later this proved to be too much, especially since in later campaigns I adopted the idea of granting special abilities to clerics of specific deities. There were too many (200+) to review and write up lists, and I did things VERY inconsistently.

So I made a fresh stab at it. I listed ALL the gods in the DDG along with the Suel and Greyhawk pantheons, including information such as alignment, sphere of influence, worshipers, & symbol. From this list I chose gods whose alignments & spheres of influence fit my needs, totaling 63 in number for the human pantheons.

Yes, pantheons. Influenced strongly by the Thieves World books, I chose to create two competing pantheons of human-based gods, just to make things interesting. At this time, I have no idea how it will work out, and while I may have wasted a fair amount of time describing twice as many gods as I really needed, but it’s been fun anyway.

Once the list was complete, I broke it in half, creating two pantheons. Then I went through the list and assigned which gods were Greater, Lesser, and Demi-gods. Their originally described status was ignored – my goal was to put together two pantheons, each of which covered all the major bases (sphere of influence-wise) and had other niche gods to fill in the cracks.

Gods & Godhood

Upon reaching godhood the terrible truth is discovered – becoming a god means gaining immortality and very great power, but at the cost of becoming beholden to worshipers. Gods of The World gain their power from their worshipers, so many worshipers means more power, few worshipers means less. Not that a god without worshipers is powerless, but in comparison to those with worshipers, he or she is bottom dog.

This puts each god at odds with his or her fellow gods, competing for worshipers. One god’s loss is probably another god’s gain. Most gods are willing to function with some other gods, usually those of similar bent (alignment) but different spheres of influence. Oddly, gods of similar sphere but with different worshiper bases may also cooperate, even between pantheons. The notable example here is all the gods of smithing and metal working, as the gods of the humans, dwarves, and gnomes all have completely different worshipers, so there is commonality without competition.

Other gods, especially those of the Anaxios pantheon, have some rather strange alliances that go back far enough that the gods themselves may have no clear memories of why they chose to ally themselves with a particular god, other than the alliance continues to function usefully.

So greater gods have the most worshipers which grants them the most power. If a greater god loses too many worshipers his/her status could reduce to that of a lesser god, or even a demi-god. If too many worshipers are lost a demi-god could end up a mere servant of another god, or possibly in some kind of limbo.

At the same time, a demi-god could gain enough worshipers to become a lesser god, or even a greater god. This is the goal of most demi-gods, although some may be pleased to remain in a minor role, so to speak.

The Pantheons

Again feeding from the idea of Thieves World, The World contains two competing pantheons of human gods, the Anaxios and the Pyung, as well as other pantheons of gods of other races.

Note on names: The gods of either human pantheons do not have names that appear to come from the same cultures. The gods were spawned by many different civilizations, and in some cases the civilizations that produced the gods no longer exist, even in anyone’s memory.

Anaxios Pantheon

The Anaxios is an ancient pantheon, some of the gods pre-dating the memories of any mortal race, and in some cases those of the gods themselves. The youngest of the Anaxios is more than 10,000 years old, pre-dating the Sack of the Northern Kingdoms, when the Lords of Rendelshod fought the Demon Lord Jxtl and lost.

Many of the Anaxios feel a sense of entitlement in their own positions; after all they’ve held those positions for so long. At the same time, they feel scorn for the Pyung, who are upstarts after all! The descriptions of the gods contain information on alliances and hatreds, and in general there exists animosity between the two groups and their clerics, although not necessarily between their worshippers.

Pyung Pantheon

All members of the Pyung pantheon gained ascension since the Sack of the Northern Kingdoms. A full half of the Anaxios Pantheon were killed during the god battles at the end of that period, opening places for new gods.

These openings were exploited by the newly minted demi-gods, many of which quickly grew in power while the elder gods were recovering from their epic battles. This did not endear the new gods to the old, and thankfully for the Pyung the recent memories of battles fought and allies lost kept the elder gods from wiping out the upstarts. This gave the new gods the time they needed to consolidate worshippers (and thus power), and by the time the Anaxios reacted it was too late. Their greatly reduced numbers of worshippers were even reduced further by converts to the new gods.

Some gods who had been at the height of power fell to the basement or disappeared completely into obscurity. Others at the lowest levels of power grew to eclipse their predecessors.

Demi-Human Pantheons

In eons past the various demi-human pantheons waxed strongest. The youngest of the various demi-human gods are on par with the Anaxios for age, and some of the eldest, such as the chief dwarven god Cieldren, predate even the oldest human gods. Gods such as these don’t necessarily remember their own origins, that time being so distant in the past.

Before recorded human history the dwarves, elves, gnomes, and halfling held sway over the majority of Trivana, and many other nearby continents. During this time their gods were strong, and contention existed between the demi-human pantheons, especially the dwarven and elven.

Not as prolific as the human and goblinoid races, the demi-human races declined in power and land over eons. The original upstart human and goblinoid gods waxed in power as their worshippers’ numbers grew. Even as recently as the Sack of the Northern Kingdoms the demi-human’s gods decline appeared obvious.

Never very numerous, the demi-human pantheons have grown even smaller and weaker as their worshippers are supplanted, forced to live in restricted areas.

This does not mean that the demi-human gods are weak; rather that they lack the power they once wielded. Collectively they have greater numbers and strength than either the Anaxios or the Pyung, but often lack the ability to put aside their former differences and cooperate for their collective benefit.

Some of the demi-human gods do have alliances outside their own pantheons, but these are not strong enough to become general in nature.

Goblinoid Pantheons

The gods of the goblinoid tribes (orcs, goblins, hobgoblins, etc) are generally considered a single pantheon, and different races may worship the same gods. Fortunately for the other races the gods of the goblinoids are as fractured as the tribes, so there is little cooperation between more than a few members of this pantheon.

Note: Calling the goblinoid gods a pantheon is a convenience for the other races. The majority of the goblinoid gods do not consider themselves connected in any way to their peers and consider it a deadly insult to be lumped together. Suggesting such to a tribal cleric invites an attack.

The goblinoid tribes are the most prolific of the intelligent races, generally having a life cycle a just over half the length of the humans, the next most prolific race. This provides the numbers to make the tribes strong, which in turn makes their gods strong. As stated previously, only their complete inability to cooperate with each other prevents these gods from supplanting the other pantheons.

Breadth of Power

The gods of Trivana may also be gods of other continents. Greater and lesser gods have worshippers on other continents, normally those close by (although close is a relative term, given that “close” continents are 10,000 miles apart). A single continent doesn’t contain sufficient numbers of worshippers to make a god a lesser god, much less a greater god.

Typically, demi-gods have worshippers on a single continent and have power in areas where they have concentrations of worshippers. Stronger demi-gods will have power all across a single continent, while some weaker demi-gods have spheres of influence of only 100 miles radius or so. Clerics of these gods are unlikely to travel beyond their god’s boundaries. While their spells in memory will be effective outside that boundary, they will be unable to regain spells above 2nd level and some other powers granted by their god may lose effectiveness. Special abilities with weapons will not degrade with distance – those abilities are mostly a result of rigorous training on the part of the clerics.

Lesser gods have worshippers on at least two and possibly as many as ten nearby continents. Their power is greater and their clerics will normally have the full run of the continent where they live, and will have powers on other continents where their god has power. Other lands? Again, they won’t be able to regain spells above 2nd level and special powers granted by their gods may lose effectiveness.

Oddly, some weaker lesser gods may effectively be a demi-god on continents where they have few worshippers. The stronger of the lesser gods have sufficient power from their worshippers that their power is strong even in areas where few worshippers live.

Greater gods, as expected, have a presence in at least 10 and as many as 50 continents. While this sounds like a vast area, compared to the full extent of The World, it is still but a tiny part.

The presence of even a few worshippers grant a greater god power on that continent. Even the weakest of the greater gods is a very formidable being, enough to cow even strong demi-gods.

This section concerns itself with the gods of Trivana. Note that the greater and lesser gods do not have identical areas of power, e.g., two greater gods do not necessarily have power in the same continents. Different continents have different mixes of gods, so the politics of one may be totally different from another.

The lives of the gods are certainly complicated beyond the understanding of mortals, including DMs.

Deity Descriptions

Anaxios Pantheon

Pyung Pantheon

Copyright 1983-2024 Bryan Fazekas

January 14, 2020

Source	Athena (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	owl
Sphere	wisdom, combat
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Lawful Good, fighters
Clergy Raiment	Wear a dark blue cloak embroidered with an owl. Symbol is a gold amulet engraved with an owl.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is spear. Attack with spear on fighter table, gaining specialization as would a fighter. 3rd level: Blink 1/day. 7th level: Polymorph Self 1/day.
Clergy Restrictions	Always wear chainmail. Immediately attack ANY Chaotic Evil cleric.

Source	Fortubo (Suel Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	hammer with glowing head
Sphere	stone, metals, mountains
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	lawful & neutral miners
Clergy Raiment	No special raiment. Any hammer can be used as symbol.
Clergy Abilities	+1 to hit/damage with stone/metal weapon. 5th level: 1 on saving throws vs. Petrification for every level above 4th. 9th level: attack as fighter with hammer.
Clergy Restrictions	cannot be multi-class

Source	Kuan Yin (Chinese Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	image of goddess holding child
Sphere	mercy, child bearing
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Lawful Good + all suffering beings
Clergy Raiment	Wear green satin robes. Symbol is a silver scepter set with green gems.
Clergy Abilities	All healing spells work at full effectiveness on Good and Neutral creatures, and normally on Evil creatures. 3rd level: gain the use of one 1st level magic user spell. 5th level: gain the use of one 2nd level MU spell. These are granted by the goddess and no spell books are kept.
Clergy Restrictions	Prohibited from killing any creature except for food or as a last measure in self defense of self or others.

Source	Ukko (Finnish)
Sex	Male
Symbol	flaming sword
Sphere	sky, air
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	good beings
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is a blessed broadsword.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is broadsword. Can cause sword to burst into flame causing an additional 2d4 points of damage per hit. Duration is 2 rounds/level, can be done 1/day for every 3 levels, e.g., 1/day at 1st level, 2/day at 4th level, 3/day at 7th level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Horus (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	hawk
Sphere	vengeance
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral, vengeance seekers
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is any item engraved with a hawk that has been blessed by the cleric.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapons are longsword and spear. 7th level: can choose Fireball as 3rd level spell. 9th level: can choose Monster Summoning spells in place of spell of same level.
Clergy Restrictions	Minimum strength 14.

Source	Shang-Ti (Chinese Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	shaft of yellow light in a fist
Sphere	leadership, sky, agriculture
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	any
Clergy Raiment	Wear yellow robes. Symbol is a staff engraved with the god’s symbol.
Clergy Abilities	Staff is preferred weapon. Gain +1 to hit/damage at 3rd level, +2 to hit/damage at 9th level. All weather related spells function as if the cleric is 3 levels higher.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Hastsezini (Native American Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	torch
Sphere	fire
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	any
Clergy Raiment	Unholy symbol is a golden torch. There is no special clothing mandated.
Clergy Abilities	Can choose bow and handaxe as weapons at first level.
Clergy Restrictions	Clerics with comeliness of 10 or greater must scar their faces to reduce their comeliness.

Source	Hextor (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	six red arrows fanned to point outward
Sphere	war, discord, conflict, fitness
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Lawful Neutral, Lawful Evil, Neutral Evil
Clergy Raiment	Wear black robes, adorned with white skulls or gray visages embroidered thereon.
Clergy Abilities	Can use longbow, fork, or scimitar in addition to other clerical weapons. 6th level: Gain 1st level assassin ability. Gain new assassin level for every 2 cleric levels, up to 6th level assassin.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Lei Kung (Chinese Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	storm cloud with lightning bolt through it
Sphere	bad weather
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Lawful Evil
Clergy Raiment	Wear a black cloak or cape decorated with large red wings. Symbol is a silver depiction of a lightning bolt.
Clergy Abilities	Can choose Protection from Lightning as spell (similar to druid Protection from Fire). Hammer is preferred weapon. At 1st level gain +1 to hit/damage with hammer. At 6th level gain +2 to hit/damage with hammer.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Balder (Norse Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	gem encrusted silver chalice
Sphere	beauty
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Neutral Good
Clergy Raiment	Must wear fine clothes, no style mandated. Symbol is silver scepter encrusted with gems.
Clergy Abilities	May choose broadsword as proficiency. 1st level: Charm spells cast as if 2 levels higher. 7th level: Charm spells cast as if 3 levels higher. 9th level: god grants 2 points of comeliness and charisma to chose with either under 17, maximum final value 18.
Clergy Restrictions	Minimum charisma & comeliness 14.

Source	Isis (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	ankh & star
Sphere	magic, fertility
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Neutral Good, magic users
Clergy Raiment	No clothing mandated. Symbol is a golden ankh.
Clergy Abilities	3rd level: may choose one 1st level MU spell per day. 5th level: may choose one 2nd level MU spell per day.7th level: may choose one 3rd level MU spell per day. 9th level: may choose one 4th level MU spell per day. 12th level: may choose one 5th level MU spell per day.
Clergy Restrictions	Intelligence and charisma must be at least 12. Keep magic user spell books. At 9th level has 5% chance of receiving a charm that will protect against one type of spell, each charm having 4d10 charges and is not
rechargeable.

Source	Celestian, the Far Wanderer (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	black circle with seven stars
Sphere	stars, space, wandering
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	any Good, travelers
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is gold scepter with etched black circle with seven gems. Level 1: light blue robes + ruby. Level 3: light gray robes + jacinth. Level 5: violet robes + topaz. Level 7: blue-gray robes + emerald. Level 9: dark blue robes + sapphire. Level 11: deep
Clergy Abilities	May use spear, short sword, battleaxe, or longbow as proficiencies. Special spells, usable 1 each per day in addition to cleric spells: Level 1: Feather Fall. Level 3: Jump. Level 5: Levitate. Level 7: Spider Climb. Level 9: Fly. Level 11: Dimension Door. Level 13: Teleport.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Ra (Egyptian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	solar disk encircled by serpent
Sphere	sun
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Worshippers	Neutral Good, farmers
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is gold amulet engraved with solar disk encircled by serpent.
Clergy Abilities	1st level: Light and Burning Hands, 1 each per day. 7th level: permanent Protection from Fire; use it as 4th level spell. 12th level: use Anti-Magic Shell as 6th level spell.
Clergy Restrictions	At 5th level take +1 damage per die (to per die maximum) from cold-based attacks.

Source	Olidammara (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	laughing mask
Sphere	music, revelry, roguery, wine, spirits, jokes
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Neutral, Chaotic Neutral, Chaotic Good, Neutral Good
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing. Symbol is a golden laughing mask worn on a chain around the neck.
Clergy Abilities	Can Hide in Shadows as a thief of the same level. Musical skills of a bard 2 levels lower. 9th level: Shape Change as an illusionist of same level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Artemis (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	bow of ivory in front of moon
Sphere	hunt
Clergy	Druid
Worshippers	Neutral
Clergy Raiment	Clothing must match the environment. Symbol is an oak stick engraved with a bow in front of the moon.
Clergy Abilities	Must choose longbow and spear at 1st level. All animal intelligence creatures must make saving throw vs. Magic at -4 to attack. At 5th level gain +1 to hit/damage with longbow or spear. At 9th level gain +2 to hit/damage with longbow or spear.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Boccob (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	eye in pentagram
Sphere	magic, arcane knowledge, foresight
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	any, wizards, sages, teachers
Clergy Raiment	Wear purple robes with gold trim. Symbol is gold scepter inscribed with eye in pentagram
Clergy Abilities	2nd level: use 1st level MU spell in addition to cleric spells. 4th level: use 2nd level MU spell. 6th level: use 3rd level MU spell. 8th level: use 4th level MU spell. 9th level: use simple magic items usable only by magic users. 10th level: use 5th level MU spell. 12th level: use 6th level MU spell.
Clergy Restrictions	Must maintain spell books as would a magic user.

Source	Dagda (Celtic Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	bubbling cauldron
Sphere	nature, authority, rulership
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Neutral, any Neutral
Clergy Raiment	Holy symbol is a wooden stick or club engraved by the cleric with a bubbling cauldron. Must wear plain clothing, rarely dressing “fancy”.
Clergy Abilities	Correctly determine type of potion by taste, 25% + 5% per level up to a maximum of 95%. 3rd level: use Telepathy (as spell) 1/day. 5th level: Shape Change 1/day. 7th level: Legend Lore 1/week. 9th level: Etherealness 1/day.
Clergy Restrictions	Preferred weapon is a plain wooden club.

Source	Fharlanghn (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	disc with curved line across it (horizon)
Sphere	horizons, distances, roads, travel
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Worshippers	any
Clergy Raiment	Symbol is carved wooden disc with curved line across it, and must be carved by the cleric/druid who carries it. Clerics wear brown robes while druids wear dark green robes.
Clergy Abilities	All gain +1 on surprise rolls at 7th level. Clerics can Passwall at 6th level, while druids can Pass Plant at 6th level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Xerbo (Suel Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	dragon turtle
Sphere	sea, money, business
Clergy	Cleric, Druid
Worshippers	fishermen and those on sea coasts
Clergy Raiment	Wear various shades of blue vestments, decorated with green trim running from the edges of the garments into the torso and up to the neck, to simulate sea vegetation waving in the current. Symbol is driftwood wand carved with a dragon turtle image.
Clergy Abilities	Spells involving water act as if the caster was 2 levels higher.
Clergy Restrictions	Cannot use fire-related spells, although resist fire can be used.

Source	Nerull, The Reaper (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	skull & scythe
Sphere	death, darkness, underworld, covert activity
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	evil
Clergy Raiment	Wear rust-red or blackish-rust garments. Symbol is golden sickle etched with a skull.
Clergy Abilities	All surprise 2 in 12. 1st level: use sickle (treat as dagger). 5th level: use scythe (treat as hook-fauchard).
Clergy Restrictions	none

Category: Deities

Pyung Pantheon

Lawful Good

Atima (ah-teem-a)

Gaizon (gay-zun)

Kwan-Yen (kwan-yen)

Ukkono (u-ko-no)

Lawful Neutral

Hordus (hor-dus)

Stang-Star (stang-star)

Lawful Evil

Hastetsisti (haste-et-cist-ee)

Hefeyne (heff-fane)

Lei-Lu-Kung (lay-lu-kung)

Neutral Good

Ban (ban)

Isil (eye-sill)

Keladon (kell-a-don)

Ramun-go (ra-mun-go)

True Neutral

Alydia (a-lid-ee-uh)

Ardemus (ar-dee-mus)

Cheriyan (cheer-ih-yan)

Dag-Dane-Aurth (dag-dane-arth)

Fiacre (fee-acre)

Vargovie (var-go-vee)

Neutral Evil

Nemausus the Reaper (nem-aus-us)

Nergane (ner-gain)

Syrane (sy-rane)

Chaotic Good

Amodi (ah-mode-ee)

Aponno (a-pon-no)

Trahern (tran-hern)

Chaotic Neutral

Aeghur (ay-ghur)

Din (din)

Indeero (in-deer-o)

Posaydum (po-say-dum)

Chaotic Evil

Abumnabia (ah-bume-nob-ee-uh)

Alodi (ah-low-di)

Eburscon (eb-urs-con)

Huhutlolok (hu-hut-lo-lock)

Anaxios Pantheon

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Pantheon Listing

Lawful Good

Lawful Neutral

Lawful Evil

Neutral Good

True Neutral

Neutral Evil

Chaotic Good

Chaotic Neutral

Chaotic Evil

Lawful Good

Dorane (dor-ane)

Sanjinct the Just (san-jink-tuh)

Zsofika (so-fik-a)

Lawful Neutral

Aanth (a-anth)

Mardukkun (mar-duke-un)

Patah (pa-tah)

Lawful Evil

Mict-An-Ul (mict-an-ul)

Tlaloc (tla-lock)

Neutral Good

Demeter (dem-eh-tur)

Ebele (ee-bell)

Lydes-Amia (lie-dese-am-i-uh)

True Neutral

Heron (hair-un)

Idelisa (i-dell-ee-sa)

Owynn-Hai (o-win-hay)

Phaestus (phay-stus)

Sylvanus (Sil-vane-us)

Thorn (thorn)

Neutral Evil

Hades (hay-dese)

Source	Nergal (Babylonian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	dark skinned man holding jet black shield
Sphere	death, underworld
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Evil
Clergy Raiment	Unholy symbol is scepter made of black stone, engraved with the god’s symbol. Must wear black clothing, preferrably robes.
Clergy Abilities	Gain +2 on saves vs. Death Magic.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Syrul (Suel Mythos)
Sex	Female
Symbol	forked tongue
Sphere	false promised deceit
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	evil, including humanoids
Clergy Raiment	Golden-yellow robes adorned with a red forked tongue. Symbol is golden rod with embedded red gems in shape of forked tongue.
Clergy Abilities	1st level: Can use dagger as proficiency. 3rd level: Obscure Alignment 1/day. 7th level: Undetectable Lie 1/day. 9th level: +1 to hit on all attacks. Once: at 9th level receive use of Vision spell.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Modi (Norse Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	sword & hammer crossed
Sphere	courage, berserk rage
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Good
Clergy Raiment	Must always wear non-bulky armor. Symbol is any Blessed weapon.
Clergy Abilities	If reduced to half hit points or less, go into berserk rage that lasts 5d4 rounds; attacks are on fighter table. Once all enemies have fallen there is a chance (50% – 3%/level) that the cleric will attack friends. Once rage is spent must roll system shock – failure indicates a coma for 2d6 turns. If in coma must roll system shock again or die. At 9th level may voluntarily go berserk 1/week.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Apollo (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	lyre
Sphere	sun, prophesy, music, archery
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Good, music lovers, archers, sun worshippers
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. Symbol is a golden scepter engraved with a lyre.
Clergy Abilities	Must choose longbow as weapon. Gain specialization with longbow as a fighter, attacking on fighter table. All other weapons attack on cleric table. 5th level: use Bless on up to 5 arrows per level. Blessed arrows gain +1 to hit/damage for every 5 levels above 4th, e.g., +1 at 5th level, +2 at 10th level. Bless lasts up to 1 hour/level.
Clergy Restrictions	Charisma and strength must be at least 14.

Source	Tritheron, The Summoner (Greyhawk Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	rune of pursuit
Sphere	individuality, self-protection, liberty, retribution
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral
Clergy Raiment	Wear dark blue or purple robes, silver or gold trimmed. During special ceremonies wear cassocks of golden red emblazoned with the rune of pursuit. Symbol is a gold scepter engraved with the rune of pursuit.
Clergy Abilities	Level 2: Track as a ranger 1 level below, maximizing 9th level. 4th level: May use spear. 8th level: May use broadsword.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Aegir (Norse Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	rough ocean waves
Sphere	storms, seas
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Neutral, seafarers
Clergy Raiment	no special clothes mandated. Symbol is a wand of driftwood carved with ocean waves.
Clergy Abilities	All spells affecting water cast as if 2 levels higher.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Pan (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	syrinx (pipes)
Sphere	nature, wild passion
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Neutral
Clergy Raiment	No mandated clothing. Symbol is syrinx (pipes).
Clergy Abilities	Can Detect Illusion 1/day. At 3rd level can use Hypnotic Pattern 1/day.
Clergy Restrictions	Clerics usually fight with any lawful clerics.

Source	Indra (Indian Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	white elephant
Sphere	atmosphere, storms, rain
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Neutral, farmers
Clergy Raiment	No special clothing mandated. However, clergy must tattoo a white elephant on their forehead. Symbol is a gold circlet engraved with an elephant, outlined in white.
Clergy Abilities	May choose longbow as proficiency at first level. All weather controlling spells are cast as if 2 levels higher, as are spells of charming and influence.
Clergy Restrictions	Strength minimum 12.

Source	Poseidon (Greek Mythos)
Sex	Male
Symbol	trident
Sphere	seas, oceans, streams, earthquakes
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Neutral, those who depend on seas
Clergy Raiment	No clothing mandated. Symbol is a Blessed trident.
Clergy Abilities	Preferred weapon is trident. Can use Monster Summoning spells of appropriate level to summon sea creatures. Change Self 1/day for every 4 levels, e.g., 1 time at 1st level, 2 times at 5th level.
Clergy Restrictions	none

Source	Cthulhu (Cthulhu Mythos)
Sex	N/A
Symbol	image of god, a humanoid body with the head of an octopus
Sphere	water
Clergy	Cleric
Worshippers	Chaotic Evil
Clergy Raiment	No clothing specified. Symbol is silver plate engraved with image of the god.
Clergy Abilities	On saving throws vs. fear or insanity, gain +1 for each full 3 levels, e.g., +1 at 3rd level, +2 at 6th level, etc. At 9th level use Symbol of Fear 1/day.
Clergy Restrictions	none