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Herein lies the collected mythology of the gods and goddesses that exert their divine will upon the planes of existence, as compiled by the . References include the historical documents, religious scriptures, and oral traditions of the many splinters of our realm. When evidence suggested truth, legends and fables informed our research as well.

Overview

Most deities consider the planes their sandbox and mortals their playthings, and their interactions are often motivated by self-interest as they jostle for power and seek to best one another in a cosmic game of strategy. However, some of the more benevolent deities aspire to nurture and protect the mortal realms, guiding their inhabitants toward prosperity and enlightenment.

Consequently, in the Splinterlands—as in many of the other realms throughout the planes of existence—religion plays an integral role in daily life. Through ritual, prayer, and offerings, the faithful call upon their deity’s favor to cast spells or seek divine aid. Elaborate churches and temples are built in their honor. Festivals and seasonal holidays celebrate them. Sacrifices are made, souls are given, and wars are fought in their name.

However, not all mortals venerate these deities. Some blame misfortune and prayers unanswered on the whims of the divine, lending to animosity of their machinations. Others believe the gods and goddesses to be allegorical—parables to explain the unexplainable or justify cruelty both experienced and dealt. The controversy surrounding the true nature of divinity often leads to tensions and, sometimes, as with religion, to war.

Gods and Goddesses

Primordials

  • Mitreyya, Goddess of Might

  • Ugnash, God of Earth

  • Xelia, Goddess of Seas and Storms

  • Khymia, Goddess of Justice

  • Yzaos, God of Death

  • Brood Mother Yrsiss, Goddess of Sovereignty

Major Deities

The major deities are the offspring of the primordials.

Fire

The Fire Deities are the offspring of Mitreyya.

  • Lareus, God of Love

  • Votix, Goddess of War

Earth

The Earth Deities are the offspring of Ugnash.

  • Lygash, God of Wood

  • Serathera, Goddess of the Wilderness

  • Thedan, God of Crafting

  • Zotash, God of Stone

Water

The Water Deities are the offspring of Xelia.

  • Ulum, God of Destiny

  • Gryyja, Goddess of Protection

Life

The Life Deities are the Offspring of Khymia.

  • Solaki, the Brother Sun God

  • Phylos, God of Time

Death

The Death Deities are the Offspring of Yzaos.

  • Nestal, Goddess of Sorrow and Despair

  • Lunaki, the Sister Moon Goddess

Dragon

Helios, God of Magic, is the offspring of Brood Mother Yrsiss.

Minor Deities

The minor deities are the offspring of major deities.

  • Mnephrea, Goddess of Knowledge and Wisdom, is the offspring of Helios

  • Gemasis, God of Peace, is the offspring of Solaki

  • Albiana, Goddess of the Arts, is the offspring of Thedan

  • Falenora, Goddess of Wealth and Trade, is the offspring of Lareus

Lesser Deities

Lesser deities were once mortal beings who were elevated to godhood through worship, sacred or sacrilegious power, or some other form of ascension. They are typically referred to as dark, light, and gray gods and goddesses.

The gods and goddesses inhabit but exert their influence on the planes of existence through the subtle manipulation of—-and, rarely, direct intervention in—mortal affairs. The true form of these deities is an enigma, but when they manifest in the mortal realms, they often assume avatars that reflect the aesthetic and cultural values of their followers.

In these realms, practitioners of magic are able to channel raw to cast spells or combine it with the to increase its potential. In , however, mana and the elements are more than just constituents of magic; they are the very lifeblood that courses through the gods and goddesses themselves. Most deities are aligned with an that corresponds to their own elemental composition, while those that are made of but lack an comprise the minor gods. Similarly, each holds dominion over specific spheres of influence either within an domain or—as with the minor gods—distinct from the . It is through these spheres of influence that they manipulate the mortal realms, advancing their agendas and counteracting those of their rivals in a complex interplay of divine wills.

All the while, the deities watch on from their domains in . Some weep. Some laugh. For they are divine and eternal, regardless of the beliefs of mortals.

The primordials are the first generation of gods and goddesses and have existed since the dawn of creation. They are the primary sources of the and magic that suffuse the planes of existence.

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