Deities

The people of Athelonesia worship the pantheon of the Known Gods.

First God(s)

The First Gods arose after Elegrim, the creator and most well-known of these, imprisoned the primordials and their leader, a being known only by an ominous title, the Fell Storm.

Apocryphal sources state that Elegrim was once a member of a cadre of primordials who ascended to the level of a true deity at the founding of or just before the Age of Union. However, many sources place him as the only one of his kind. Scholars place Erithniu as another member of this fraternity of primal deities. Other such beings, if they existed, remain undocumented and have all since been lost to time.

When Elegrim abandoned the empyreans during the Age of Union because of their hubris, the age of the First Gods ended.

Known Gods

After Elegrim went to self-imposed exile, new gods appeared in his wake. The first among them was Rolayan and his wife Eloele, followed by their sibling Amarras, their divine twin children Athanasia and Tyrix, and finally, the interloper deity Velokkhe.

Apocryphal sources have stated that the Known Gods are aspects of Elegrim, created to build a bridge to mortals to bring them back into his grace eventually.

Deity	Gender	Alignment	Portfolio	Symbol
Amarra	Feminine	N	Goddess of Magic, Goddess of Invention, Goddess of Trade, Goddess of Commerce
Amarras	Masculine	LN	God of the Forge, God of Smiths, God of the Mountains	Three mountain peaks
Arghris	Masculine	LE	God of Tyrants, God of Domination, God of Fear
Eloele	Feminine	CG	Goddess of Fertility, Goddess of the Moon, Goddess of Rivers	Upraised feminine hand, palm facing forward, over a bluish-white sunburst
Erithniu	Masculine	CE	God of Destruction, God of Corruption, God of Chaos	Upraised clenched clawed hand or a monstrous fanged maw
Rolayan	Masculine	LG	God of Agriculture, God of Law, God of the Sky, God of the Sun	Yellow sun surrounded by four reddish-orange rays rotated around in a counter-clockwise direction
Tyrix	Masculine	N	God of Storms, God of Strength	Pair of disembodied bull moose antlers over a green sunburst
Velokkhe	Masculine	LN	God of Omens, God of the Dead, God of the Underworld, God of Caverns	Three eye-shaped patterns arranged in the shape of a triangle, with the top eye closed