The 19 Deities

Goddess of Justice, Community and Hearth. She does her best to balance the scales of justice and influences our sense of right and wrong. She brings people together in their communities and their homes, connecting and protecting communities both big and small. We believe that Assa is blind and as such she is also a protector of persons with disabilities.

God of (and defender of) Outcasts, Change and Wanderers. He protects those not accepted into the domains of his wife and petitions her to bring them justice, community and home. He is the protester, the seeker of truth and acceptance. He is Change — be it social, political or even cultural. He is a God of wanderers and nomads and is venerated as their protector.

Goddess of Virtue, Reason and Cooperation. She is the daughter of Assa and Raok. If there is ever a dispute between the Gods or between Realms, she is the Goddess that hears both sides. She reminds us of the power of our words and the difference between them and what we truly mean. She brings us to Reason when we are angry and discontented with one another, urging people, nations and even the divine to find common ground.

God of physical love and passion. God of Fatherhood and the Divine Masculine. Enjoy what life has to offer, with what and who excites you. Be joyous in your love of others, revel in your masculinity, take pride in your role as Father, lover and man. Usually stoic with his peers and jovial with his family, he is passionate and strong willed. He is the Sworn Protector of Men.

God of the Hunt, the Chase and the Thrill. God of the wilds, waterways and of animals. Halvern is warden of the land and seas as well as all the creatures within. He seeks a return to nature in an ever modernizing world. He also reminds us that should we try to force our will upon it, nature will fight back. While pansexual, he is often venerated by gay men for his primal nature, his strength and his need for peace and freedom.

Goddess of Love for others as well as self love. Goddess of Motherhood and the Divine Feminine. Love of others and love of self are both equally important and you must learn to balance both. Take pride in your role as Mother, partner and Woman. She is caring, loving and the embodiment of strong character. She is the Sworn Protector of Women.

Goddess of Cities and Towns. Engineering, Masonry and Metalworks. In ancient times, she was the goddess of tribal life — creator of the Atlatl and master hunter. But with each progression that humanity made, she changed as well. Now, Kyreen is a goddess transformed by steel and gears, where her heart once beat now hums a reactor, her eyes replaced with brilliant lights. She is the architect of cities and urban development.

God of Science, Evolution and Technological advancement. Seemingly cold and meticulous, Orphit is the god of science and all it encompasses. He is a practical sort and spends most of his time inspiring mortals to push the boundaries of what is possible. He also tinkers with the DNA of all living things, pushing their biological advancement. One of the few Gods of the Neo Paganus that scoffs at worship — he is mostly indifferent to humanity's pleas and praising and would rather see what we can do with our own merit, minds and hands.

God of Servitude, Sworn Oaths and Selfless acts. Barnir has always put the well being of others before himself. He has acted as counselor, arbiter, healer and warrior when the need arises. He is bonded to no one and has dedicated his entire life to the service of others. Breakers of sworn oaths will find no help or safe harbor and will find life nearly impossible until they atone for breaking their oath.

Goddess of Medicine, Health and wellness. Patroness of Doctors, nurses, veterinarians and all healers. She teaches us that it is important to care for our bodies, mind and spirit. She is beseeched by the sick and their families in times of illness. Praised in times of good health. She is bold, compassionate and protective. She is the sworn protector of Lesbians.

God of Travel, Trade, Revels, and Freedom. Another wandering God always on the lookout for new adventures. As god of trade, he encourages barter and fair deals. He gives his boon and protection to travelers and is the patron of parties, fairs, festivals and games. Adventure is his delight and he will gladly join you in yours. He does NOT suffer cheaters, chains or walls. Those who are unfair, or try to control others, will find their luck will run dry and their own freedoms will be restricted.

God of the Moon. God of sleep and dreams. God of creativity and art. The body must rest and when it does, it falls under the protection of Ulphen. He allows us to dream and in that dreaming, lets our imaginations take wing. He is the patron of artists and musicians and all those who dream and hope. Even in the dark, there is beauty and light and it is by his moon and stars that we find wonder in night. Those that would steal the dreams of others will find that they will be robbed of their own and their nights will be restless and full of horror.

Goddess of the Sun. Goddess of work, precision and wealth. Goddess of wisdom and writing. There are rewards that come with hard work and she makes sure that those that work hard are justly rewarded. Her light shines from the sun and allows us to do all that we need to do under her guiding light. Do NOT claim someone else's work as your own, nor should your wealth come from the exploitation of others.

God of life and death. Feast and Famine, have and have not. God of Hard Truths and the Soft Lies we tell ourselves. They are genderless and their overall appearance is androgynous, depicted with a skull. They are born with the morning after the winter solstice and die upon the longest night. It is in this sacrifice that they teach us about our own mortality, the cycle of renewal and the change of the seasons.

Twin God & Goddess of Children, Wonder and Exploration. They are the eternal children of Janir and Sephena and are worshipped together. They are the protectors of infants and children and remind their elders to never lose their childlike wonder. They are often seen as the most treasured by all the gods. Their parents and co-parents love and defend them fiercely in all things.

Virgin God of Marriage. God and Protector of Trans, Non-binary and Ace/Aro folks. Weaver of Fate. They are both male and female and may choose to appear or be depicted as either, both or neither depending on their mood. They preside over marriages and relationships, even though they have chosen to never bond with another. Bringing others joy and happiness in bonding is what delights them most.

God of the Earth, Elements, Harmony, Small towns and Farms and Domesticated Animals/Pets. He is the Son of Halvern and Kyreen. As a God of nature and natural elements, he is more aligned with his father. However, his domain demands balance. He is often a mediator between the realms and tries to inspire mortals to live in balance with progress and nature. He is the patron of rural communities and farms. Protector of Polycules and Bisexuals.

God of Space and Time, Thought and Form, Solitude and Reflection. Often seen as a God of Philosophy. Karasmos is mostly quiet and seems to not interfere in the lives and affairs of mortals. He seems content in his solitude, though he will speak with those that wander into his domain. He ponders time and space and our ultimate place within them. People who prefer to keep their own company may venerate him in his solitude.