[Information] The Gods

The world of Yaruma is ruled by 39 gods. Those are real and have created the world and all its inhabitants.
Here you can find a description for every god, that explains how the god appears. For the gods don't just watch the earth from the sky, but often travel through the world and interfere in the lives of mortals. Sometimes they hear a prayer and come to help, sometimes they come to punish someone who angered them and sometimes they just want to have some fun and mess with the mortals.
This means that a god can appear in your play and that you can ask a god for help (by letting your character ask in play and writing a message to @Ilyrijan). The god may or may not answer your prayer

Every god has a familiar in form of a specific animal. These animals are associated with the god and can be seen as messengers or as signs. For example, weasels signify death, robins signify life, rabbits signify spring and foxes signify luck.

A short overview:

Alketa: Goddess of time and fate | Leopard
Aodh: God of fire, creator of dragons | Phoenix
Erka: Goddess of earth, creator of elves | Doe
Ondine: Goddess of water, creator of merpeople | Octopus
Aakash: God of air, creator of angels | Eagle

Khea: Goddess of death, creator of nergals | Weasel
Jeevan: God of life, creator of æsir | Robis
Tashi: God of luck | Fox
Nayka: Goddess of spring, beginnings, birth and children | Rabbit
Myha: Goddess of summer and youth | Antelope
Kaede:Goddess of autumn, adults and diligence | Squirrel
Tali: Goddess of winter, old age, evanescence and endings | Icebear

Nisha: Goddess of night, darkness and the moon | Moths
Chephren: God of day, light and the sun | Butterflies

Korra: God of meadows, fields, agriculture and farmers | Boar
Nahele: God of the forrest | Owl
Arawn: Goddess of animals and hunt | Creator of beastlings | Wolf

Eliron: God of joy, celebrations, wine, dance and music | Dog
Gintas: God of mountains, stone and craftsmanship, creator of dwarves | Tortoise
Ishtar: God of war, violence and honour | Tiger

Jesper: Goddess of the soul, secrets and mist | Caracal
Kyrana: Goddess of wisdom | Bear
Geeta: Goddess of love and beauty | Horse

Astrid: Goddess of disputs, hate and revenge | Rhinoceros
Alisia: Goddess of truth and justice | Moose

Yelda: God of wind and storms | Falcon
Jul: God of travel, trade and thievery | Raccoon

Rhiannon: Goddess of fertility | Otter
Vesa: Goddess of peace and morning dew | Swallow
Genesis: Goddess of family, marriage, loyalty, honour and mothers | Puma
Asa: God of medicine and sickness | Frog

Siir: God of art, poetry and and love-making | Snake
Maya: Goddess of magic | Cat
Ender: God of sleep, dreams and fear | Maned wolf
Leart: God of wealth, jewels and metals | Crow

Jailen & Reika: God of stars and the oracle | Creator of fae | Peacock
Cassiel: God of grief, tears, loneliness and pain | Hyene

Alketa, goddess of time and fate

She was the first god, born from Inia and is regarded as the mightiest of all gods.
She created time and gives a fate to every being on earth.
Appereance: Alketas favorite form is the of a young, beautiful woman with long silver hair. She wears long, simple dresses in white or grey. She often wears grey flowers or silver stones in her hair or around her neck. Sometimes she appears with a burning candle, a mirror, a ticking clock or an hourglass.
More rarely she appears as an older woman, also with silver hair and grey clothes. Sometimes she appears in bloodsmiered clothing. In this form her appearance foreshadows misery or a big change.
She can be recognised by her silver eyes which reflect time itself.
Character: Alketa is a powerful goddess. She guides the paths of all creatures on earth, who are subject to the eternal time.
In the world of the gods she lives in a silver palace filled with mirrors. Through these mirrors she can watch the world of mortals, see the past and the future and intervene if she wishes to.
Her actions are often unpredictable and unclear for mortals.
Worship: People pray to Alketa to ask for a good fate, especially when a woman is pregnant or a baby has been born, but also to ask for important events or changes. To worship her, candles get lighted and offerings are made.
Alketa is also one of the judges in the judgment of the dead, who judges over the soul of a decedent. Therefore people pray to her, when someone dies to ask for a merciful decision.
Companion: Silver leopard named Odara
Children: Khea; goddess of death, Jeevan; god of life, Tashi; god of luck and the four season Nayka, Myha, Kaede and Tali



Aodh, god of fire

He was the second god, born from Inia and he created the great fire inside the earth.
Appearance: Aodh appears mostly in the form of a young man with red hair and elegant clothing in red, black and gold. He seems casual and elegant. He often has a cigarette in his mouth, painted fingernails and unostentatious jewellery like bracelets or rings made of gold. His appearance is accompanied by fire. Sometimes his hair is made of fire, sometimes he has wings of fire or he is completely covered by fire. He emanates heat and candles or branches often catch fire when he is near.
Sometimes he appears as an animal, completely made of fire.
He can be recognised by his red eyes in which a fire burns.
Character: Aodh is alway very cool and elegant. He enjoys to intrude into the lives of the mortals and play with them. Sometimes he helps them, saves or encourages them, other time he kills and destroys them.
In the world of the gods he lives in a burning golden palace.
Worship: Aodh is worshiped especially by the dragons, whose most important god he is. He is also a very important god for the dwarfs.
To worship him people light fire and burn offerings.
Creation: Dragons
Companion: Phoenix with golden feathers named Amael
Children:  Ishtar; god of war, Chephren; the sun, Gintas; god of stone and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of joy, Alisia; goddess of truth and justice and Astrid; goddess of revenge



Erka, goddess of earth

She was the third god, born from Inia and created the earth around the great fire.
Appearance: Erkas favourite form is the of a middle-aged woman with brown, often braided, hair. She appears in natural colors like brown, green and beige. She seems rather modest with simple, ordinary clothing. She often wears an apron and appears with crop, bread, fruits or seeds in her hands. She seems kind and motherly.
In a different form, she appears in long, green dresses which merge with the ground. Decorated with flowers and other plants and long, loose hair.
She can be recognised by her green eyes, which reflect broad acres, green hills and forests.
Character: Erka is a kind, loving and friendly goddess. She sees all mortals as her children and protects and defends them. But she also cares alot about nature and can get very angry and destructive, if people disrespect her or one of her children. She punishes the mortals with earthquakes or bad crop.
In the world of the gods she lives in a country house, made from wood, amid fields and forests.
Worship: Erka is worshiped especially by the elfs, whose most important god she is. But she is also an important god for many other races. People pray toher to ask for a good harvest, fertile ground and many animals to hunt or to prevent natural disasters. To worship her people offer parts of the harvest, the hunt or the food.
Creation: Elves
Companion: Tall doe named Ankaliella
Children: Nahele; god of the forest, Korra, god of work; Arawn; goddess of hunt, Gintas; god of stones and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of Joy, Asa; god of medicine, Vesa, goddess of peace, Rhiannon; goddess of fertility and Genesis; goddess of marriage



Ondine, goddess of water

Ondine wa s the fourth god, born from Inia. She created the first oceans on earth and filled the land with lakes, rivers, rain, ice, snow and salt.
Appearance: Ondine appears most often in the form of a young, beautiful girl with long blue ore blond hair. She often appears as sea creature like a mermaid with a long, beautiful tail or as Aquarian with scaled legs and web between her fingers. She often only wears very light, pale clothing in blue and green or white. She always appears near water, at a riverbank, the edge of a well or standing in a puddle.
Sometimes she wears cloth made from water and waves, especially when she appears in the water.
She can be recognised by her blue eyes which reflect the wide ocean.
Character: Ondine is a rather shy goddess, who will mostly be friendly towards mortals. She likes to appear in secret form and accompany people on their journey or just talk to them and then disappear and only leave behind a mysterious sign. She gives life to the people and helps them with her water, but when she gets angry she can also get cruel and dangerous and bring great pain in the shape of floods, storms or even the absent of rain to punish those who don’t worship her.
In the world of the gods she lives in a palace underwater made from marble, corals and nacre.
Worship: Ondine is worshipped especially by the merpeople, whose most important god she is.
People pray to her to ask for rain, a good hunt or rather a good fishing, and to prevent natural disasters.
To honor her people arrange bowls of water, sometimes decorated with rose essence, water lilies or candles that swim on the water. They also sacrifice fish, seashells, food or salt.
Creation: Merpeople (Mermaids, Nicca, Aquarii, Selkies)
Companion: Big blue Octopus named Kroyhr
Children: Nisha, the night; Jesper, goddess of secrets; Kyrana, goddess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love and beauty; Alisia, goddess of truth; Astrid, goddess of revenge; Yelda, god of wind and Jul, god of trade and travelling



Aakash, god of the air and the sky

He was the fifth god, born from Inia and created the sky and the air around the earth.
Appearance: Aakash appears in different forms. As an older man with white hair and beard or as young man with brown hair. He often wears beggar clothing or the garment of a monk. He prefers the red and golden robe of an air priester or th simple clothing of a traveller or adventurer. He often seems humble , does not carry anything other than his clothe or sometimes a walking staff or a pipe.
He also appears as an angel with golden wingss, dressed in noble, withe clothe and robed with gold and silver.
He can be recognised by his light blue eyes which reflect the sky.
Character: Aakash is a reserved and quiet god. He wanders through the world of mortals, disguised as a weak old man with shabby clothe or as kind, wise monk. He is stern and polite, but also likes to surprise mortals with his fleet footed nature. He tests people and rewards those who treat him kind. If he is treated poorly or gets angry, he rages and summon merciless storms.
In the world of the gods, he lives in a magnificent white castle in the sky made from glass and surrounded by clouds.
Worship: Aakash is worshipped especially by the angels, whose most important god he is. He is also an important god for nergals and dragons.
People pray to him to ask for good winds, safe travel on a sky ship or to prevent natural disasters.
To honor him, people scatter flowers or food into the wind.
Creation: Angels
Companion: Big, majestic eagle named Kaobis
Children: Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and travelling; Asa, god of medicine; Vesa, goddess of peace; Genesis, goddess of marriage and Rhiannon, goddess of fertility

Khea, goddess of death

Khea is the goddess of death and rules over the dead in the underworld.
She is the oldest daughter of Alketa and twin sister of Jeevan, the god of life. She and her twin brother are enemies, who fight over the souls of the mortals. Both of them want to have them in their world and because they are both equally strong, the world is in balance.
Appearance: Khea appears in two different forms. As a young, beautiful woman with skin as white as snow, long white hair and white eyes. She wears long, plain, black dresses sometimes with dark red decorations and long black gloves. Sometimes she carries a blood smeared weapon. Sometimes she appears as nergal with black wings. In this form she seems calm and melancholic.
In her other form she appears also with white skin but with black hair and glowing red eyes. She wears white dresses with golden decorations and jewellery. Often she is covered in blood and parts of her body like her hands, arms or parts of her face are rotten so that the bones beneath her skin are showing. She carries old, stained weapons. In this form she is brutal and merciless.
Character: As goddess of death, Khea has a lot of influence on the world of the mortals. She has two sides. One is brutal and cruel, brings murder, death and pain. But she also has a purpose to fulfill. She often appears as melancholic, friendly and calm goddess who encourages the mortals and tries to support them.
In the world of the gods she lives in a dark palace, made from black marble, silver and ruby that leads to Yama, the part of the underworld that is also called paradise.
Worship: Khea is especially worshipped by the nergals, whose most important god she is.
Other mortals are often scared of her and dislike her.
People pray to her when a beloved person has died and sacrifices are brought as part of the funeral. But people also pray to her to keep away death and food, blood or animals are sacrificed to her.
Creation: Nergal
Companion: Weasel named Karatawa, that has, depending on Kheas appearance, black fur and red eyes or white fur and white eyes
Mother/Father: Alketa
Children: Ender, the god of dreams; Maya the goddess of magic
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Tashi, god of luck; the four seasons, Nayka, Myha, Kaede and Tali



Jeevan, god of life

Jeevan is the god of life and the living.
He is the oldest son of Alketa and twin brother of Khea. He and his twin sister are enemies, who fight over the souls of the mortals. Both of them want to have them in their world and because they are both equally strong, the world is in balance.
Appearance:  Jeevan mostly appears as a young man, with colorful hair and eyes, often in striking colours like pink, blue, orange, gold or violet. He is very colourful, fancy and freaky. He likes to dress in different colours and kinda weird. He often carries a shoulder bag or wears a coat with lots of pockets, filled with all sorts of weird stuff. Sometimes he wears a funny hat, sometimes he has an instrument on which he plays and often his appearance is accompanied by animals and flowers.
Character: Jeevan is a friendly and joyful god. He is colourful and likes crazy things. He wants to experience and try out everything and does therefore all sorts of weird stuff. He often seems strange. He likes to get involved in the life of mortals, but is friendly and kind. Though he often has his own perception of good and bad. But mostly he helps the mortals and wants to encourage them to have fun and enjoy their life. Life is sacred to him and he tries to protect the mortals from death. In the world of the gods he lives in colorful castle filled with obscure things. Some people believe that their is a door in the world of mortals that leads right into Jeevans castle.
Worship: Jeevan is a very popular god amongst almost all mortals. Especially the æsir and the angels worship him.
People pray to him when a child is born to ask for a long, happy life and protection from misery and death. In his honour music is played and strange and rare things are sacrificed in hopes he finds them interesting and will appear.
Creation: Æsir
Companion: Hummingbird named Anchadrir
Mother/Father: Alketa
Children: Ender, the god of dreams; Maya the goddess of magic
Siblings: Khea, goddess of death; Tashi, god of luck; the four seasons, Nayka, Myha, Kaede and Tali



Tashi, god of luck

Tashi is the god of luck and happiness.
Appearance: Tashis favourite appearance is the of an old man with grey hair or a bald head and a long grey beard. His eyes are black and twinkle amused. He wears very simple clothe, often only grey gowns or cowls or the simple clothing of a worker. He often has a gnarly staff or a shovel and tells people he is in search of luck. Sometimes he carries a little bag, which is filled with golden coins. Tashi often seems a bit deranged or mad, but he is only playing and has fun doing it.
Tashi also appears in the form of a fox with white, golden or silver fur, bejewelled and adorned with feathers and flowers.
Character:Tashi is a jolly god who likes to laugh a lot. He is always happy and can laugh about everything. He often seems to be a quirky, a little deranged old man. He likes to mess with the lives of mortals and is often a bit deceitful, almost mean, but can also be kind and helpful. But often he likes to mess with mortals ust for the fun of it. Though he is never cruel or evil.
In the world of the gods, he lives in a small little house, that is very simple.
Worship: Tashi is a very popular god amongst all mortals. He is friendly and his appearance always brings luck and happiness. Especially the common people like to bring bowls of rice, pastries or sweets to the window along with a picture of a key to invite Tashi into the house.
People sacrifice food, especially sweets and pastries, but also rice or corn and coins to him.
Companion: Fox named Asimjoi
Mother/Father: Alketa
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Khea, goddess of death; the four seasons, Nayka, Myha, Kaede and Tali





Nayka, goddess of spring

Nayka is the goddess of spring, of new beginnings, of childbirth and of children. She is the protector of children and is most of all worshipped by pregnant women and young mothers.
Appearance Nayka appears as a young girl. She has long light brown hair, which is often braided into one or two plaits. Her eyes are big and light green. Her face is cute and innocent. She mostly wears light, short dresses in light colors. She likes to wear spring flowers in her hair or she carries a bouquet in her hands. Sometimes she carries a basket with seeds with her. She often is accompanied by young animals like birds, rabbits or deers.
Character: Nayka is a kind, nice and shy goddess. She is sweet, friendly and childlike. She is well-disposed towards the mortals and likes to help them. Though she is rather shy and likes to be alone or in the company of young animals in nature. She is the protector of children and often helps them when she gets asked. She likes to play with them in disguise and disappear once the parents appear.
In the world of the gods she lives in a small castle, surrounded by flowers, light and young animals, where it is always spring.
Worship: Nayka is a very popular goddess, because spring not only means the end of winter, but also because she is the goddess of giving birth and children and people pray to her during and after a pregnancy to ask for the wellbeing of mother and child.
In winter people pray to her, she may come soon generously.
For her people sacrifice flowers, but also food and seeds. Especially the common people like to melt snow or ice in little bowls to call for her and in winter they often bring little bowls with water that are heated by a candle to the window.
Companion: Rabbit named Amanela
Mother/Father: Alketa
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Khea, goddess of death; Tashi, god of luck; Myha, goddess of summer; Kaede, goddess of fall; Tali, goddess of winter



Myha, goddess of summer

Myha is the goddess of summer and of youth. She is most of all worshipped by young people.
Appearance: Myha appears as a young woman with dark skin and dark brown, curly hair. Her eyes are dark brown as well and her face is confident and strong.
She likes to wear colorful summer dresses made of light fabric and big flowers in her hair or as jewellery. She often wears big earrings or other jewellery. She also often wear colorful ornamental paintings on her body and she often carries bright flowers or baskets filled with fruits or berries with her. Often she is accompanied by young animals.
Character: Myha is a friendly and cheerful goddess. She is very connected with nature. She is graceful, strong and young, loves dance and music and is very kind towards the mortals. She often helps them, especially young people. She likes to celebrate and often appears at the celebrations of young people, to party the whole night through only to disappear in the morning.
In the world of the gods she lives in a colorful palace, where there is always summer, together with her husband Eliron. Filled with flowers, fruits, happy music, all gods come together to celebrate great parties.
Worship: Myha is a very popular goddess. She is the summer and brings warmth and food in abundance. Especially young people worship her as she is their protector. People pray to her to ask for a long, fertile summer.
To her people sacrifice flowers and fruits, but also food and music is played to her honor.
Companion: Antelope named Elia
Mother/Father: Alketa
Husband: Eliron, god of joy and celebration
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Khea, goddess of death; Tashi, god of luck; Nayka, goddess of spring; Kaede, goddess of fall; Tali, goddess of winter



Kaede, goddess of fall

Kaede is the goddess of fall, of work and diligence and of adulthood. She is most of all worshipped by adults and simple workers.
Appearance: Kaede appears as a young woman with long, wavy brown hair. She has pretty, brown eyes and seems friendly. She likes to wear warm fallish dresses, tights, boots and thin coats. In her hair she wears headbands or hair bands and big dark flowers. She often wears an apron or worker clothe. She often carries autumn flowers or a withered bouquet in her hands, sometimes baskets with fruits like apples and pears or crop. She often is accompanied by animals.
Character: Kaede is a diligent and kind goddess. She is responsible and works a lot. She is practical and tough, mostly cheerful, but sometimes thoughtful.
She is well-disposed towards the mortals and appreciates those who are diligent and hardworking. She likes to help those mortals, especially the adults. She likes to appear to farmers or other simple workers to help them with their work, only to disappear when it is finished.
In the world of the gods she lives in a country house, where it is always fall, together with her husband Korra, surrounded by fields and trees.
Worship: Kaede is a popular goddess, especially because she has the reputation to help the people. But she also announces winter.
Especially adult people pray to her to ask for protection, a good harvest, a fertile fall and successful work. To her people sacrifice flowers, fruits or vegetables and other food. Workers often sacrifice a part of their work at the end of the day and at the end of fall for example farmers sacrifice a part of their crop.
Companion: Squirrel named Zamikar
Mother/Father: Alketa
Husband: Korra, god of fields, meadows and farmers
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Khea, goddess of death; Tashi, god of luck; Nayka, goddess of spring; Myha, goddess of summer; Tali, goddess of winter



Tali, goddess of winter

Tali is the goddess of winter, of endings, of mortality and of old age. She is the protector of old people and is often only understood by them.
Appearance: Tali appears as a young girl with black hair which she likes to wear openly or braided to one side. Her eyes are bright blue and cold like ice and her face is graceful and fresh but also wild and idiosyncratic. She wears thick, winterly dresses often with fur and scarves in grey white, light green, light blue or light purple.
She also likes to wear jewellery made from gems or silver. She wears it in her hair, as necklace, earrings or on her head. She sometimes carries frozen twigs, flowers made from ice or baskets with food supplies. She often is accompanied by older animals.
Character: Tali is a noble, graceful goddess. She is wild and idiosyncratic and can be very cool and dismissive towards the mortals. She brings coldness and death. She is arrogant and mocks the mortals by giving them useless gifts like stones or frozen earth. Though her gifts should not be dismissed since they can turn out to be valuable. The stone can turn out to be a crystal  and from the earth can suddenly grow crops. She can by merciful and friendly, especially when people pray to her and bring sacrifices.
She is especially friendly towards the elders. She visits them, when they are alone to talk to them and take their fear away. And when their end has finally come she takes them by the hand like a friend.
She also appears to mortals, who are dying in the cold or in the snow. She meats them kindly and brings death to them gentle.
In the world of the gods she lives together with her husband Leart in a beautiful palace made from ice, gemstones crystals and noble metals , where it is always winter.
Worship: Tali is not a very popular goddess. People pray to her to keep her away and ask for a short and kind winter. They sacrifice food and supplies or wood to her to keep her merciful.
Old people worship her as a protector and a lot of them welcome her as an old friend when their end has finally come.
Companion: Icebear named Kaovir
Mother/Father: Alketa
Husband: Leart, god of wealth and jewels
Siblings: Jeevan, god of life; Khea, goddess of death; Tashi, god of luck; Nayka, goddess of spring; Myha, goddess of summer; Kaede, goddess of fall

Nisha, goddess of night

Nisha is the daughter of Ondine and the goddess of night, darkness and the moon.
Appearance:Nisha appears as a young, gloomy woman with long dark hair and silver eyes in which the moon shines. She mostly wears long, elegant black dresses and cloaks. Sometimes she appears in short black dresses like nightgowns with garters and jewellery made of fabric.
She mostly appears calm and sad with an empty, dead glance in her eyes, but sometimes she appears as a creature from a nightmare with a sewn up mouth, white eyes with neither iris nor pupil, jewellery made of bones and teeth and sharp knives.
Character: Nisha is very gloomy and melancholic and filled with sadness. She is very quiet and reserved and does not care about the lives of the mortals. The grief has driven her insane and she often appears as a nightmarish creature. The fates of the mortals or what is going on around her does not interest her, she mostly seems apathetic and does not talk much.
In the world of the gods she lives in an elegant silver palace surrounded by cold darkness.
Worship: Nisha is not a very present goddess in the world of the mortals, though people pray to her to ask for short, warm nights, moonlight and protection from darkness.
To her people sacrifice food but also things associated with day like flowers, insects, light and warmth.
She is worshipped by the werewolves as well as the vampires. Especially the werewolves worship her as an important goddess and protector, because a big part of their lives revolves around the moon.
Companion: Black and white moths called Angao
Mother/Father: Ondine, goddess of water
Children: Cassiel, god of grief; the twins Jailen and Reika, gods of the stars
Siblings: Jesper, goddess of souls; Kyrana, goddess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love; Alisia, goddess of truth; Astrid, goddess of revenge; Yelda, god of the wind and Jul god of trade and travelling



Chephren, der Tag

Chephren is the son of Aodh and the god of day, light and the sun.
Appearance: Chephren appears as a young man with golden hair. He has golden eyes and a bright light seems to shine from within him. His clothe is always very light, mostly white and pastel colours. Sometimes he appears very elegantly dressed, but often he seems like he just woke up, topless or with an open shirt.
He seems bright, innocent and curios. He is always cheerful and friendly, but he also seems to be a bit melancholic.
He radiates an incredible warmth and energy, which seems friendly and inviting at first, but can turn dangerous and painful if it is to close.
Character: Chephren is friendly and kind. He smiles a lot and because he watches the earth every day, he cares about the mortals that live on it.
But he is also melancholic and often sad and seems mentally absent. He is the day but he longs for the night.
In the world of the gods, he lives in a beautiful golden palace, which radiants light and warmth and where it is always day.
Worship: Chephren is the sun and brings light and warmth into the world. That makes him a very popular god with lots of worshippers.
People pray to him to stay in the world of mortals, for long and warm days. They sacrifice food, but also things associated with night like mushrooms, insects, coldness or darkness.
Companion: Colorful butterflies named Anshao
Mother/Father: Aodh, god of fire
Children: Cassiel, god of grief; the twins Jailen and Reika, gods of the stars
Siblings: Ishtar; god of war, Gintas; god of stone and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of joy, Alisia; goddess of truth and justice and Astrid; goddess of revenge

Korra, god of agriculture

Korra is the god of meadows, fields, agriculture and farmers. He is the protector of farmers and simple workers.
Appearance: Korra appears as a huge, wide and sturdy man. He has long, dark brown, ornery hair and a big, bushy beard. His eyes are dark brown and have a kind expression. His clothe is simple but though. A warm shirt, a long cloak with lots of pockets, though boots, a big belt and fingerless gloves. He often appears with field tools, a barn lantern or crop yield like corn or crop. He often is accompanied by animals, that walk arround his massiv feets or sit on his shoulders or on his head.
Character: Korra is a kindhearted, friendly god. He is good-natured and gentle and would never hurt a fly. In marked contrast to his appearance, he dislikes violence and is very gentle. He is fond of animals and is often accompanied by some. He also is very hardworking and always busy. He appreciates those who are diligent and sometimes he appears to farmers to help them with their work, only to disappear when it is finished. He is sometimes seen as a giant in the distance, walking through fields and meadows or at the edge of a forest, always accompanied by his boar.
In the world of the gods he lives together with his wife Kaede in a country house, where it is always fall and which is surrounded by fields and trees.
Worship: Korra is a very popular god, especially among the common people. Farmers worship him as their protector and pray to him for a good harvest and fertile ground.
To his honor people sacrifice food, often a part of the harvest, but also flowers and grass. Many farmers put a loaf of bread in front of their house or at the edge of their field as a gift for Korra.
Companion: Huge boar named Seaht
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth
Wife: Kaede, goddess of fall
Siblings: Nahele; god of the forest, Arawn; goddess of hunt, Gintas; god of stones and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of Joy, Asa; god of medicine, Vesa, goddess of peace, Rhiannon; goddess of fertility and Genesis; goddess of marriage



Nahele, god of the forest

Nahele is the god of the forest.
Appearance: Nahele appears in different forms. As a young man with brown hair, simple clothe in green and brown, often bare-chested and adorned with flowers, leaves and feathers.
In another form he appears with long, red hair and colourful, mixed clothe often made of leaves, flowers, pelts or skins. With many pockets and different materials, he seems very strange and crazy.
Sometimes plants are growing out of his hair or his skin or parts of his body seem to be made out of bark or wood. He often has horns or antlers on his head or appears like a faun with the legs of a goat.
He is often accompanied by forest animals. Furthermore he often carries an instrument like a flute or a panpipe and a walking staff. His eyes are in a lush green.
When he is angry, he appears as a terrible forest monster with the body of a man, arms and legs of a wolf or bear and the skull of a stag as head. Dressed in a coat made of grass and adorned with teeth and claws and often smeared with blood.
Character: Nahele is a rather crazy and strange god. He lives in close touch with nature, loves animals, is cheerful and often childish, but sometimes sad and melancholic. He is favourably disposed towards the mortals as long as they respect nature. Nahele protects the forest and can get very angry if people destroy it. If he is insulted or disobeyed, he can get very cruel and destructive.
Nahele loves music and plays beautiful songs on his flute. He stays for himself most of the time, only accompanied by some animals.
In the world of the gods he has no castle or house, but lives in a dense, wild forest.
Worship: Nahele is especially worshipped by the elfs. He is seen as a friendly god, but one that can also be very dangerous. People pray to him, to ask for permission to log trees. To him people sacrifice food, a part of the cut down trees, wood, plants, but also animals. In his honor people play the flute and lanterns are lit.
Companion: Owl named Galista
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth
Siblings: Korra; god of agriculture, Arawn; goddess of hunt, Gintas; god of stones and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of Joy, Asa; god of medicine, Vesa, goddess of peace, Rhiannon; goddess of fertility and Genesis; goddess of marriage



Arawn, die Göttin der Jagd

Arawn is the goddess of hunt and wild animals. She is the protector of hunters.
Appearance: Arawn appears as a young woman with long, dark brown hair and golden, yellowish eyes. She seems young and innocent, but a mad expression lays in her face. She wears the clothe of a hunter, though fabrics, boots, arm and leg pads and leather gloves.
She often wears feathers in her hair or on her clothe, adorns herself with fur and wears hats made from slain animals. She often has ornamental paintings or tattoos in her face. She always carries a beautiful bow and a quiver full of arrows. Sometimes she carries a slain animal and she is often accompanied by a wolf.
Sometimes she also appears naked only sparsely clothed in pelts and painted with strange symbols.
Character: Arawn is a very grim goddess. She is graceful and arrogant and places great value on her freedom and independence. To the mortals she often seems mad or at least a bit strange and savage. She is idiosyncratic and loves nature, animals and plants. She respects and protects good hunters, but punishes those who are immoderate and have no respect for the forest and the animals. But most of the time she stays by herself and does not care about the lives of the mortals. Those who torture animals or kill them without a reason can incur her cruel wrath.
In the world of the gods she lives together with her brother Nahelle in a dense, wild forest.
Worship: Arawn is especially worshipped by beastlings, whose most important goddess she is. She is also the protector of hunters.
To her people pray to ask for a good and profitable hunt and to prevent her anger. To her people sacrifice animals, often a part of the hunt and also food. Hunters often sacrifice an arrow before a hunt or the arrow that killed the first prey after a hunt.
Creation: Humanoids, shapeshifter and skinchangers
Companion: Wolf named Niva
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth
Siblings: Korra; god of agriculture, Nahele; god of the forest, Gintas; god of stones and craftsmanship, Eliron; god of Joy, Asa; god of medicine, Vesa, goddess of peace, Rhiannon; goddess of fertility and Genesis; goddess of marriage

Eliron, god of joy

Eliron is the god of joy, celebrations, music and dance. He is the protector of carnies, bards and vintners.
Appearance Eliron appears as a big, fat man with brown hair. He often has a mustache or muttonchops. He has a round face, which is always laughing happily and a big nose. His eyes are golden and have an amoused expression. Sometimes his clothes is simple, a shirt, short pants, sometimes a morte festive jacket with a bow tie, sometimes he wears the clothe of a rich man, sometimes the clothe of a bard. He often carries a glass or a bottle of vine in his hands or he has an instrument on which he plays.
Character: Eliron is a cheerful and happy god who is humorous and likes to laugh. He does not like violence and rather focuses on the happy parts of life. He likes the mortals on earth and brings them happiness and music. He likes to appear at celebrations, where he puts everybody in agood mood until morning comes and he disapears.
In the world of the gods he lives together with his wife Myha in a colourful palace, where it is always summer and where all gods come together to celebrate great feasts.
Worship: Eliron is a very popular god. He brings happiness and music into the world of mortals and is worshipped by all races. Especially bards and carnies pray to him for protection and inspiration. To his honor people host great celebrations, where music is played and food and wine is sacrificed. Often people put a jug of wine at the window to invite him to their parties.
Companion: Big Dog named Krosulim
Mother/Father: Erka, godess of earth and Aodh, god of fire
Wife: Myha, godess of summer
Siblings: Chephren; god of day, Gintas; god of stones and craftsmanship, Ishtar; god of war, Alisia; godess of truth; Astrid, godess of revenge; Vesa, godess o peace, Rhiannon; godess of fertility, Korra; god of agriculture, Nahele; god of the forest, Arawn; godess of hunt, Asa; god of medicine, and Genesis; godess of marriage



Gintas, god of craftsmanship

Gintas is the god of craftmanship, especially blacksmithing, of mountains, and stones. He is the protector of all craftmen.
Appearance Gintas appears as a dwarf.He is rather small, but wide, sturdy and muscular. He has brown, redbrown or white hair and a long, elaboratly braided beard decorated with golden rings and gemstones. His eyes are grey like stones, but glow. He mostly appears as a blacksmith with an apron, gloves, boots and a tool belt and he often wears saftety goggles or magnifiying spectacles. He often carries newly made things in his hands.
Sometimes he appears as a soldier with full armour, a helmet and a huge weapon, ready for battle.
He is always accompanied by a hammer or an axt.
Character: Gintas is a kind and friendly god. He is humorous and likes to celebrate with his brother Eliron and drink lots of beer. But more than alcohol, he loves craftmanship. In the wolrd of the gods he lives in a gigantic workshop with a forging furnace that is always glowing and where he is working day and night on new inventions. He is a tinkerer and a craftsman and respects and protects those who follow this passion as well.
Sometimes he can also be found on the battlefield, but altough he does share the pugnacity of his brother Ishtar, he is a god who likes to repair and assemble and is therefor often found on the side of the defender.
Worship: Worship: Gintas is especially worshipped by the dwarfes, whose most important god he is. But he is worshipped by craftsmen, blacksmiths and inventors of all races. They pray to him for protection, good work, prosperous business or creativness.
A lot of craftsmen have a shrine in their workshop with a little fireplace and vow their tools to the god.
Creation: Dwarves
Companion: Big, grey tortoise named Antochin
Mother/Father: Erka, godess of earth and Aodh, god of fire
Wife: Genesis, godess of family
Siblings: Chephren; god of day, Eliron; god of joy, Ishtar; god of war, Alisia; godess of truth; Astrid, godess of revenge; Vesa, godess o peace, Rhiannon; godess of fertility, Korra; god of agriculture, Nahele; god of the forest, Arawn; godess of hunt, Asa; god of medicine, and Genesis; godess of marriage



Ishtar, god of war

Ishtar is the god of war, violence and honor. He is the protector of warriors and soldiers.
Appearance Ishtar appears as a young man with red, sometimes black or white hair. He is muscular and has a buff body of iron. His eyes gleam red and violence and madness burns within them.
He mostly appears in red and black clothe, bare chested or with an open shirt, he often wears a long coat. Sometimes he also appears in full, shining armour and with many weapons. In this form he goes to battle side to side with soldier, giving them strength and courage.
Misery and doom he is bringing in the form of a tall amn with a long, black coat and a hood, which hides his face.
Often his clothe is stained with fresh blood. He always carries a enormous sword with him.
Character: Ishtar is a brutal and cruel god. He brings war, violence and death itno the world of mortals. He is arrogant, confident and without mercy. But he is not an evil god. He loves violence and war and appreciates the common soldier on the battlefield. He often stands at their side in hiden form fighting with them against the enemie. He stand with the mortals in battle and gives them strenght and courage.
In the world of the gods he lives with his wife Geeta in a big palace. Even though he loves the godess of beauty, fidelity is not a strenght of him and he has countless affairs.
Worship: Ishtar is especially worshipped by soldiers and wariors, who are praying to him for protection, strenght and courage. They ask him to support them in battle and sacrifice animals, food and a part of their booty.
Many soldiers have a shrine in their house that is devoted to Ishtar and where they light candles and store their weapon or armour.
Companion: Tiger named Arikomos
Mother/Father: Aodh, god of fire
Wife: Geeta, godess of love and beauty
Children: Siir, god of art
Siblings: Chephren; god of day, Eliron; god of joy, Gintas; god of craftmanship, Alisia; godess of truth and Astrid; godess of revenge

Jesper, goddess of the soul

Jesper is the godess of souls, memory, secrets and mist. She cleans the souls of the mortals before they are reborn and collects their memory.
Appearance: Jesper appears as a young woman with long silver hair and silver eyes. She wears long dresses in blue, white, grey and silver. She usually is dressed very simple, but sometimes she appears in more colorful dresses made from diffrent fabrics, with lots of pockets and bags and adorned with amulets, symbols and other jewellery. She often carries a key or even a bunch of keys and also a katana or an epee. More rarely she appears all in white with very pale skin and withe hair with a bloody heart in her hand. She stands in a puddle of blood and blood drips down from under her dress.
Her appearance is often accompanied by mist or smoke.
Character: Jesper is a very mysterious goddess. She wanders through the world of mortals and collects secrets and memories, which she stores in her amulets and little caskets. She is calm and radiates a sense of silence and mystery. She is very reserved and hardly intervenes in something directly. She rather observes things quitely.
In the world of gods she lives in a glass palace full of secret doors, hallways and rooms and filled with amulets, caskets, boxes, keys and all kinds of magic objects.
Worship: As guardian of the soul, Jesper is a very important goddess who is worshipped by many. She is one of the gods in the judgement of the dead, who passes judgement on the souls. Therefor people often pray to her, when someone dies to ask for kindnessand a good judgement.
She also stands for mystery and the unknown and is often asked for advice to find the right path. People sacrifice animals, but also blood, food and little objects like amulets, keys and figurines.
Companion: Caracal named Gwynora
Mother/Father: Ondine, godess of water
Siblings: Nisha, the night; Kyrana, godess of wisdom; Geeta, godess of love and beauty; Alisia, godess of truth; Astrid, godess of revenge; Yelda, god of wind and Jul, god of trade and travelling



Kyrana, goddess of wisdom

Kyrana is the goddess of wisdom. She is the protector of scholars, teachers and wise men. She wanders around the world of the mortals and collects knowledge. She is the guardian of knowledge.
Appearance: Kyrana appears as a young girl with light blond or grey hair. She seems very young and innocent and often wears cute, childlike dresses. She often carries a teddy bear in her arm and sometimes  books. Her eyes often have diffrent colours or change their colour. Sometimes she also appears with completely blue eyes without iris or pupil, that seem to glow.
Sometimes she appears as an eerie old creature. With long limbs and grey skin, that seems to fall of the bone, long white hair and blind eyes. She leans on a stick with a big eye and sometimes several smaller eyeball skewered on.
Character: Kyranais a very quiet, earnest and reserved goddess. She is the guardian of knowledge and wanders around the world, searching for knowledge. She protects those who devote themselve to knowledge and learning and appreciates those who use their wit and inteligence, but despises those who act without thinking and have no interest in aquire new knowledge.
She helps the mortals when she deems it right and gives them advice, but she can also bring cruel punishment if she is angered or disrespected.
In the world of the gods she lives in a tremendous library, filled with all knowledge. It is not only filled with books but also many objects and artifacts, almost like a museum.
Worship: Kyrana is espcially worshipped by scholars, teachers and wise men, but also by all those who value knowledge and wisdom and is therefor an important goddess in many parts of the world. People pray to her for wisdom and advice.
To her people sacrifice food, but also bones, plants, books and artefacts. Scholars and universities often have shrines devoted to her with books and candles.  
Companion: Bear named Safyr
Mother/Father: Ondine, godess of water
Siblings: Nisha, the night; Jesper, godess of secrets; Geeta, godess of love and beauty; Alisia, godess of truth; Astrid, godess of revenge; Yelda, god of wind and Jul, god of trade and travelling



Geeta, goddess of love

Geeta is the goddess of love, beauty and women. She is the protector of all women.
Appearance: Geeta appears as a young, beautiful woman with long pink hair and sparkling pink eyes. She wears beautiful dresses, sometimes long, sometimes short, sometimes tight, sometimes loose. She also wears a lot of jewellery like necklaces, bracelets and earrings, made of gemstones, noble metals but also flowers, pearls or other beautiful things.
She often wears a glowing pink crystal as necklace that can change its shape.
She mostly appears very confident and proud, but sometimes she appears as shy and innocent.
Character: Geeta is a very vain and proud goddess. She is confident and arrogant. She demands respect and worship and those who disrespect her will be punished. But most of the time she is a very friendly goddess. She wants to bring beauty and love to the people and helps the mortals to find it. She loves to play with the emotions of the mortals and creates passionate romance, true lovestories and tragic relationships.
In the world of the gods she lives with her husband Ishtar in a big palace made from gold, silver and marble. Even though she loves the god of war, fidelity is not a strenght of her and she has countless affairs.
Worship: Geeta is a very popular godess and is especially worshipped by young women, but also by lovers and artists. People pray to her to ask for luck in love, the affection of a beloved, but also for amicable or familial love.
People sacrifice beautiful things to her, like flowers, seashells, pearls, crystals or gemstones, but also noble oils or fragrances. It is a custom to put mirrors on a door or window, decorated with flowers and other things to greet her into the house, especially before weddings.
Companion: Beautiful unicorn named Georna
Mother/Father: Ondine, godess of water
Husband: Ishtar, god of war and violence
Siblings: Nisha, the night; Jesper, godess of secrets; Kyrana, godess of wisdom; Alisia, godess of truth; Astrid, godess of revenge; Yelda, god of wind and Jul, god of trade and travelling

Astrid, goddess of revenge

Astrid is the goddess of revenge, hatred, dispute and anger.
Appearance: Astrid appears as a young warrior with long hair. Her face is cold and harsh, her eyes are ice blue, but a red fire seems to burn in them.
She always appears as a warrior, sometimes in full armour, sometimes as a nordic shieldmaiden, sometimes as southern nomad fighter. She mostly carries a spear and a shield, but also swords, axes, bats or other weapons. She also carries a dagger.
She often has prominent scars or red ornamental paintings on her face or body. She often wears amulets or simple jewelry made from teeth or bones.
Character: Astrid is a very stern and cold godess. She is proud and can quickly be offended. She looks for crimes and disputes and intervenes a lot in the lives of the mortals. She demands revenge for crimes and helps those who seek it.
In the world of the gods, she lives in a fortified keep.
She is often in conflict with her sister Alisia, but sometimes they help each other.
Worship: As godess of dispute and hatred, Astrid is not the most popular godess, People pray to her to ask for mercy and to keep her away, but if an injustice is done, she demands revenge and people can pray to her to aks for help and strenght.
People sacrifice animals, but also food, blood and hair or belongings of enemies to her.
Companion: White rhino with red ornamental painting named Rastesira
Mother/Father: Ondine, goddess of water and Aodh, god of fire
Siblings: Alisia, godess of truth; Jesper, godess of secrets; Kyrana, godess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love; Gintas, god of craftsmenship; Ishtar, god of war; Eliron, god of joy; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and travelling; Nisha, the night and Chephren, the day



Alisia, goddess of justice

Alisia is the goddess of justice and truth. She is the protector of all astraea, who are her servants and have devoted their lives to her. She also judges over the souls of the dead.
Appearance: Alisia appearsas a young, beautiful woman with warm, blue eyes. She often wears shining, seemingly untouched armour. Other times she wears long dresses which are strenghtened with metal. She always wears a long red cape with a hood. She seems very calm and friendly. She also always carries a big executioner’s sword and a lantern.
Character: Alisia is a solemn, but kind hearted godess. She searches for truth and demands it from the mortals. She does not help them, but also does not try to put obstacles in their way. She just judges them neutrally. Alisia wanders through the diffrent realms of mortals and immortals, searching for truth. She often appears to mortals, giving them riddles or asking them for the truth. In the world of the gods, she lives in a small castle on the edge of the river of realms.
She is often in conflict with her sister Astrid, but sometimes they help each other.
Worship: Alisia is worshipped by all mortals and is an important godess in many cultures. But she is especially worshipped by judges, investigators and the astraea, who devote their enitre lives to the godess and try to bring justice and order in her name.
People pray to her to ask for justice and truth. They light candles or often lanterns and sacrifice food. Many of her worshippers hang lanterns on their doors to symbolize that the godess is welcome in their homes.
Companion: Big, majestic moose named Karaldar
Mother/Father: Ondine, goddess of water and Aodh, god of fire
Siblings: Astrid, goddess of revenge; Jesper, goddess of secrets; Kyrana, goddess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love; Gintas, god of craftsmenship; Ishtar, god of war; Eliron, god of joy; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and travelling; Nisha, the night and Chephren, the day



Yelda, god of wind

Yelda is the god of wind and storm.
Appearance: Yelda appears as a young man with light brown hair. His eyes are mostly calm and lightblue like the sky, but can turn grey and stormy. Like his father Yelda often wears the clothe of a monk. He often wears warm colors such as red, brown, yellow, orange, white and gold. He often wears slops, vests, boots and gloves.
He is often accompanied by birds, mostly falcons, that sit on his shoulder or his arm.
Character: Yelda is a friendly and playful god. He is cheerful and dreamy. As god of wind, he brings movement to the ships on the water and in the sky and helps the mortals. But he can also bring storm when he is angry or even punish people with doldrums. But mostly he is friendly towards the mortals and likes to appear amongst the sailors. He likes to have fun with them or play tricks on them.
In the world of the gods he lives together with his wife Rhiannon in a cloud castle, that flies through the sky.
Worship: Yelda is especially worshipped by sailors of both sea and sky. He is an important god to them and their protector. But he is also an important god for angels and other flying mortals.
People pray to him to ask for good wind and safe travel and to prevent storms. Sailors often cast their sacrifices to the wind, befor they start sailing. On many ships their is a shrine devotet to Yelda where the crew can bring food, fish, birds, scales, feather and coins to sacrifice to the god.
Companion: Falcon named Dahani
Mother/Father: Ondine, goddess of water and Aakash, god of air
Wife: Rhiannon, goddess of fertility
Siblings: Jul, god of trade and travelling; Alisia, goddess of truth; Astrid, goddess of revenge; Jesper, goddess of secrets; Kyrana, goddess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love; Nisha, the night; Vesa, goddess of peace; Asa, god of medicine; Rhiannon, goddess of fertility and Genesis, goddess of family



Jul, god of trade

Jul is the god of trade, traveling and thievery. He is the protector of travelers, merchants and thiefs.
Appearance: Jul appears as a young man with longer brown hair and a three-day beard. He wears the clothe of a traveller or merchant, often a bit ragged. He often wears a headband, a hood or a turban, scarves, capes, gloves or arm protection. His clothe often seems kind of scratched and is made from many diffrent materials and styles. He often carries a dagger, an epee or a light sword. He also often carries a bag, a backpack or something similar.
His eyes are brown a glitter cheerfully. He always smiles mischiveous.
Character: Jul is a confident, humorous and cheeky god. He likes wander amongst the mortals, play with them and cause confusion and chaos. Mostly his games are harmless. He laughes a lot, likes to play tricks and even gets his laughs at the other gods expenses.
In the world of the gods he lives on a big ship that sails across the sky or the sea. Sailors tell stories, that sometimes at night the mighty ship of the god can be seen on the sky, much higher than any other ship can sail or far far away at the horizon.
Worship: Jul is especially worshipped by travellers and merchants. But he is also a popular god for the poorer people. He is often seen as a god of the simple people. He is also worshipped by sailors and of course thiefs.
People pray to him to ask for safe travel or successfull trade. Many merchants sacrifice a part of their earnings to the god to thank him for their success and to ask for even better times. Thiefs often sacrifice a part of their loot.
Companion: Raccoon named Oash
Mother/Father: Ondine, goddess of water and Aakash, god of air
Siblings: Yelda, god of wind; Alisia, goddess of truth; Astrid, goddess of revenge; Jesper, goddess of secrets; Kyrana, goddess of wisdom; Geeta, goddess of love; Nisha, the night; Vesa, goddess of peace; Asa, god of medicine; Rhiannon, goddess of fertility and Genesis, goddess of family






Rhiannon, goddess of fertility

Rhiannon is the goddess of fertility.
Appearance: Rhiannon appears as a young girl with long green hair and deep, green eyes. She has a pure, innocent face and seems very sweet and lovely. She wears loose, simple, fair dresses, often decorated with flowers. She also wears flowers in her hair or has a bouquet of them in her hand. She mostly appears dressed all in white or very light colors and the flowers are also white, like daisies, magnolias, lilies or apple blossoms. Where she walks, flowers and grass grow out of the ground.
Character: Rhiannon is a friendly and kind godess. She wants to help the mortals, but she is also reserved and calm. She likes to appear to people as a mortal.
In the world of the gods she lives with her husband Yelda in a cloud castle, that flies through the sky.
Worship: Rhiannon is a popular godess and is worshipped by all mortals. People pray to her to ask for fertil earth, growing herds or to become pregnant. They sacrifice food or flowers to her. Often the first crop, the first baby of a herd or the first hair of a newborn child is sacrificed to her.
Companion: Otter
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth and Aakash, god of air
Husband: Yelda, god of wind
Siblings: Vesa, goddess of peace; Asa, god of medicine; Genesis, goddess of family; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and traveling; Korra, god of agriculture; Nahele, god of the forest; Arawn, goddess of hunt; Gintas, god of crftsmenship and Eliron, god of joy



Vesa, goddess of peace

Vesa is the goddess of peace and morning dew.
Appearance: Vesa appears as a young woman with long lightblond hair and bright blue eyes. Her face is lovely and innocent. She seems fragile and delicate.
She wears long, white dresses, which are mostly very simple, but somtimes decoratet with fine golden or slilver details. She likes to wear modest bracelets, necklaces or hairslides. She often appears as a sylph with thin butterfly- or dragonflywings. A light seems to radiate from within her and her skin seems to glitter.
Character: Vesa is a kind, friendly godess, who wants to bring peace to the world of mortals. She helps the people spreding peace and living together peacefully. She tries to prevent fights and violence. She is always gentle and kind.
Worship: In the world of the gods, she lives in a white palace, which is decorated with delicate golden and silver ornaments and some gemstones.
Vesa is worshipped by all those who want peace and despise violence. People pray to her to ask for peace and peaceful solutions. They sacrifice flowers and food, but also honor her by destroying weapons and pieces of armour.
Companion: Swallow named Glayka
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth and Aakash, god of air
Husband: Yelda, god of wind
Siblings: Rhiannon, goddess of fertility; Asa, god of medicine; Genesis, goddess of family; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and traveling; Korra, god of agriculture; Nahele, god of the forest; Arawn, goddess of hunt; Gintas, god of crftsmenship and Eliron, god of joy



Genesis, goddess of family

Genesis is the goddess of family, mariage, loyalty, wifes and mothers.
Appearance: Genesis appears as a middle-aged woman with darkgreen eyes. Sometimes she is a noble queen, sometimes a loving farmer’s wife, sometimes she the wife of a rich merchant or a poor worker.
Her clothe is womanly. She wears long dresses, sometimes made from silk and satins with delicate decorations, other times made from simple fabric, ragged and dirty with an apron and patched holes.
But she is always proud and confident. A loving mother no matter the circumstances.
Character: Genesis is a kind godess. She is strong and protective, motherly and elegant. She protects wifes and mothers but also pregnant women and little children. She is a loving mother who cares about the mortals. She helps mothers and fathers who care for their children and punishes those who do not honor their family. She can be very strict and gets very angry if she is disrespected.
In the wolrd of the gods she lives in a cozy castle, where the gigantic workshop of her husband Gintas is.
Worship: Genesis is especially worshipped by wifes and mothers, but also by husbands and fathers and families in general. People pray to her, she may protect the children, arrange a safe pregnancy or punish unfaithfulnes. Many families have a little shrine devoted to her and sacrifice food, clothing or fabric to her.
Companion: Puma named Arilua
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth and Aakash, god of air
Husband: Gintas, god of craftsmenship
Siblings: Rhiannon, goddess of fertility; Vesa, goddess of peace; Asa, god of medicine; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and traveling; Korra, god of agriculture; Nahele, god of the forest; Arawn, goddess of hunt; Gintas, god of crftsmenship and Eliron, god of joy



Asa, god of medicine

Asa is the god of medicine, healing, blessings, disease and curses. He is the protector of healers and medics.
Appearance: Asa appears as an earnest, middle-aged man with shoulder-lenght, brown hair and friendly brown eyes. He has a beard, is muscular and a weathered face. He wears the clothe of a hunter or a bowman. Boots, coat, often arm-, leg- or shoulder protection.
Sometimes he appears bare-chested.
He always carries his longbow and a quiver full of arrows. Sometimes he appears as a mage with a big walking staff and a book of spells.
Character: Asa is a god with two faces. On the one hand, he brings healing and protection to the world of mortals. He cures sicknesses and helps people. On the other hand, he brings diseases and curses. He stands between Jeevan and Khea, between life and death. If people honor him and pray to him he can be kind and good, bring life and blessing, if they anger him and disrespect him, he is cruel and brings death and horror.
In the world of the gods he lives in a house at the edge of a mountain.
Worship: Asa is both a liked and also feared god. He is especially worshipped by healers and doctors, whose protector he is. People pray to him to ask for cure and health and to prevent sickness and curse. They sacrifice plants and herbs, food, but also potions and ointments to him.
Many healers bring him a offering befor they treat a pation and many also have a shrine for the god in their house or surgery.
Companion: Frog named Sazika
Mother/Father: Erka, goddess of earth and Aakash, god of air
Siblings: Rhiannon, goddess of fertility; Vesa, goddess of peace; Genesis, goddess of family; Yelda, god of wind; Jul, god of trade and traveling; Korra, god of agriculture; Nahele, god of the forest; Arawn, goddess of hunt; Gintas, god of crftsmenship and Eliron, god of joy

Siir, god of art

Siir is the god of arts, poetry and love-making. He is the protector of artists and poets.  
Appearance: Siir appears as a very good-looking man with brown skin and long, dark hair. He has bright blue eyes. He often wears noble clothe and jewellery made from gold and gemstones. Sometimes he also appears in more simple clothing, like the of a travelling poet. He often appears bare-chested, muscular and seductive.
He carries a notebook as well as painting and writing materials. Sometimes he carries weapons such as a sword or a bow, often a dagger. These weapons are often very delicate and beautifully decorated, but can be just as deadly as any other weapon.
A beguiling scent is emenates from him, that is very attracting and is perceived diffrently by every person, as something very pleasing to one personal.
Character: Siir is confident and elegant. He is very good-looking, gallant and sexy. He appears friendly and curios towards the mortals. He is a poet who loves all forms of art, not just poetry and painting, but also the art of love or war.
Siir apreciates those who are dedicated to art and often appears to artists, poets or bards, disguised as a mortal, talks to them and uses them as a source of inspiration.
In the world of the gods he lives in a wonderfull palace, filled with music, paintings, statues, beautiful flowers and water features.
Worship: Siir is especially worshipped by artists. Poets, painters, sculpters or bards worship him as a protector and pray to him for inspiration and success. People also pray to him for success in the arts of love. They sacrifice flowers, oils, pens or brushes, food but also coins and precious things like gemstones or jewellery to him.
Many artists have a shrine devoted to him and often they put a empty sheet or canvas and something to wirte or paint at the window, to invite him into their house
Companion: Snake named Carmen
Mother/Father: Geeta, goddess of love and Ishtar, god of war



Maya, goddess of magic

Maya is the goddess of magic. She is the protector of all magicians.
Appearance: Maya appears as a beautiful woman with brown skin and long, darkbrown hair. Her eyes are like liquid gold. She has a strict, mysterious face with distinctiv features. Her clothe is elegant, she mostly wears long, simple dresses with golden ornaments. She does not wear much jewellery, sometimes a necklace or hair accessoires.
Sometimes she appears as an amazon, tall and beautiful, almost naked, only a cloth around her hip and long hair to cover her body. She has ornamental painting on her skin and feathers or bones as jewellery. In another form, she appears with white, almost grey skin, her hair and clothe is grey as well, only her eyes shine golden and he wears a long, golden cape. Her body is covered in ornamental painting that seem to glow.
She is always surrounded by a magical aura that can be felt if she is close.
Character: Maya isa calm and mysterious goddess. She is patient, gentle and kind. But she can also be harsh, cruel and coldeartet. She is very spiritual and is surounded by a stong magical aura. She is enigmatic and often only helps through strange ways.
In the world of the gods, her magical palace is in the middle of a deep forest and surrounded by strange illusions an strong magic.
Worship: Maya is especially worshipped by mages whose protector she is. She is a very important god for faes and æsirs who have a strong connection to magic. People pray to her for protection and strenght. They sacrifice magical objects to her and devote magical rituals to her. Other sacrifices can be food, plants, animals or gemstones. Many mages or magical institutions have a shrine devoted to her.
Companion: Cat with golden fur named Oyashin
Mother/Father: Khea, goddess of death and Jeevan, god of life
Siblings: Ender, god of dreams



Ender, god of dreams

Ender is the god of sleep, dreams and fear. He is als the messenger of the gods and brings oracles.  
Appearance: Ender appears in diffrent forms. Sometimes he looks like a young man with longer black hair and eyes like the starsky at night. He seems grim, all in black, wearing a sark or jacket over his shirt, boots and fingerless gloves, sometimes a hooded coat. He seems rebellious and gloomy, often a little strange and as if he hadn’t slept for days.
Other times he appears as a nightmare with fuzzy hair and horns, glowing white eyes without pupils nor iris, long claws and a smile that is cut into his face or sometimes a mouth that is sewn up. He is creepy and grim without any color, just in black and white.
He is often accompanied by a maned wolf that seems to be made out of shadows or darkness and that has eyes made out of white light.
Character: Ender is a creepy god. He often acts as a messenger for the other gods, especially Jailen and Reika. He brings dreams and nightmares to the world of mortals. Nobody knows what he really thinks of the mortals, but he is mostly neutral, only bringing the message or watching silently.
In the world of the gods he lives in a castle made out of black sand, that constantly changes its shape and where strange things are happening.
Worship: As god of dreams, Ender often brings messages from the other gods. He is seen as a connection between the worlds mortals and immortal. People pray to him to ask for sign and messages. They pray to him when consulting the oracle to get a clear message. As sacrifices people bring him flowers, food and animals.
Companion:Black maned wolf with glowing white eyes, that seems to be made of shadows named Onirca
Mother/Father: Khea, goddess of death and Jeevan, god of life
Siblings: Maya, goddess of magic



Leart, god of wealth

Leart is the god of wealth, metals and gems. He is the protector of kings and the wealthy.
Appearance: Leart appears as a young man with a juvenile face and eyes that glitter like gemstones. He has short golden, silver or platinum hair. He looks royal, noble and arrogant. His clothe is precious and noble, made from silk and satin, fur and metal with delicate decorations. He wears expensiv jewellery like a prince, with a crown on his head, that always sits a bit sloped. Sometimes he has horns on his head.
He is often accompanied by some crows, that fly arround him or sit on his shoulder. The birds ofteh have metallic feathers and beaks and are adorned with jewellery and gemstones.
Character: Leart is a arrogant god, royal and noble. He cares a lot about how he looks. He often seems earnest, but also a bit rebellious with sloped crown and nonchalant behaviour. He does not care a lot about the mortals.
He can be cruel and cold, likes to make fun of people and punish them. But he does not make a diffrence between the poor and the rich, rather he punishes those who do not appreciate what they have and are greedy and often rewards those who do not seek wealth and are happy with what they have.
In the world of the gods he lives together with his wife Tali in a beautiful palace made from ice, gemstones, crystals and noble metals, where it is always winter.
Worship: Leart is often seen as a god of the rich and is mostly worshipped by those who seek wealth. People pray to him to ask for prosperity and his good will, but also to thank him for his generousity. They sacrifice gemstones, gold, silver and money to him but also cloth and food.
Companion: Crow with silver feathers and eyes made of gemstones named Ora
Mother/Father: Genesis, goddess of family and Gintas, god of craftsmenship
Wife: Tali, goddess of winter





Jailen and Reika, gods of the stars

Jailen and Reika are twins and the gods of stars and the oracle.
Appearance: Reika appears as a little girl with silver or platinum hair and eyes that sparkle like stars. She wears cute dresses and jewellery made out of flowers, little stars or pearls. She often wears flowers or other plant as well as insects like butterflies or fireflies in her hair.
She also appears as a teenager, adorned with dark flowers and grim jewellery. She wears a cape with a hood and a scarf over her eyes. Her face is elaborately painted, but the scarf over her eyes is soaked with blood. In this form she is the oracle.
Jailen apperas as a little boy with silver or withe hair and eyes that sparkle like stars. He often has horns or antlers on his head. His clothe is very simple, often just a shirt, that is way to big and a scarf. Sometimes he wears more noble clothe, like the one of a prince made from fine materials and a crown on his head. Sometimes he appears with an eyepatch over one eye.
He also appears as a teenager. He seems gloomy with black clothe that is bloodstained and armed with knives or daggers. He often has elaborat ornamental painting on his body. In this form he is the protector of the oracle.
Character: Jailen and Reika are both very quiet and shy gods. While Jailen is more reserved, Reika is more cheerful and curious. Both are neutral towards the mortals and just watch the world from the stars. Sometimes they help people by predicting the future, but the words of the oracle are  often enigmatic and can be interpreted in many ways.
They mostly appear together and never separate for long. In the world of the gods, they live in a castle in the stars from where they can watch the world of mortals.
Worship: Jailen and Reika are especially worshipped by the faeries, whose most important gods they are.
People pray to them to ask for help and advise and to consult the oracle. Priests and seers can predict the future with the help of the two gods. But their words are often mysterious and twisted. People sacrifice food, coins, flowers, feather, insects and animals to them.
Creation: Faery (They were the first gods to create life)
Companion: Peacock named Alanak
Mother/Father: Nisha, goddess of night and Chephren, god of day
Siblings: Cassiel, god of grief



Cassiel, god of grief

Cassiel is the god of grief, tears, loneliness and pain.
Appearance: Cassiel appears as a little boy with sad, grey eyes. His hair is grey or white, sometimes brown. His clothe is the one of a child and very simple. He often wears a jacket or a coat and a scarf. He seems very innocent, small and shy. He often appears crying or has bleeding wounds on his body. Sometimes knives stick in his chest, he is bleeding from his eyes or his mouth or he wears a necklace or a crown made out of thorns. He always seems very sad.
Character: Cassiel is a sad and lonely god. But he is mostly friendly towards the mortals. He does not want to bring sadness and pain into the world, though he often does. But he also often warns the people and helps them. Seeing him is often a sign for upcoming pain and a bad omen.
In the world of the gods he dwells far away from the other gods in an empty, cold cave.
Worship: As god of grief, Cassiel is not a very popular god. People pray to him, to keep him away and avoid pain and grief. They sacrifice food and other things to him to make him „happy“ and to help him, in order to keep him away. It is a common practise to put food like fruits, bread or leftovers infront of the house as a sacrifice to Cassiel, but also meant for the poorest of people, like beggers and strays. This, so is believed, makes Cassiel kind.
Companion: Hyena named Allemo
Mother/Father: Nisha, goddess of night and Chephren, god of day
Siblings: Jailen and Reika, gods of the stars