Chapter Four
Pantheons & Deities
Eleven pantheons. Four standalone gods. One creator, one destroyer, and a thousand lesser spirits nobody's had the decency to number.
The Pantheons
The pantheons of Tikor
The Divinity
The pantheon of the Karu — Garuyda the Great Phoenix and her divine court, rulers of Garuda's shining half.
Read moreThe Pangool
The cryptic gods of the See'er — intermediaries of Ro'og, bridges between the living and the cosmic.
Read moreThe Vodun
The gods of the Dihoma — born of Mawu-Lisa, guardians of the Deep Forest and every wind that crosses it.
Read moreThe Four Pillars
Ryuujin's four spirit clones — the eternal guardians of Vinyata. Each Pillar is one piece of the dragon god, split along the line of a single virtue.
Read moreThe Orisha
The pantheon of the Lucomi — Oludamare's children and the ascended mortals who joined them, with one deity for every aspect of life on Tikor.
Read moreThe Mistoa
The nomadic gods of the Wanderers. Older cousins more than parents — walking the same long roads, with no Divine Entity behind them that anyone can name.
Read moreThe Ra'atum
The pantheon of the Mali-Kar — Temu's elemental children. Shu is the wind. Geb is the ground. The line between deity and element doesn't really exist.
Read moreThe Children of Xavian
Xavian's family. The Wretched Ones, the Rakshasa, the Harbingers of the Dark, and the cultists. A pantheon of corruption, kept together by the Withering King's will.
Read moreThe Primordials
The ancient deities of the Animal Kingdom — one Primordial per species, guarding their kin since long before any human had words for them.
Read moreMother Nature
An omnipresent force on Tikor that keeps the balance through Sacred Trees, the Kahali Fog, and the quiet retribution of the natural world.
Read moreOtherworlders
Beings from alternate dimensions. Shadowcats, Umbra Shades, and the rest of the entities that came through somebody else's door and stayed for a look.
Read moreStandalone Deities
Gods who walk alone
Four figures who stand outside the pantheon structure — the creator, the destroyer, the dragon, and the God-King who came down from the sky to rule in the flesh.