The Pantheon of Civilisation

Gods that were far younger and far more connected with the mortal races than the Primal Gods eventually rose to power. Holy wars and great calamities ensued and a small group of the remaining deities stood atop their slain brethren and agreed to use their powers for the betterment of those who worship them; these Gods of Civilisation lead the mortal races into a golden age as they learned through divine teachings.

Bahrie: The Goddess of fertility and family. Bahrie teaches her followers about compassion and strength through unity, many prayers are dedicated to her to ensure that a community can stay strong and display integrity to their morals despite any struggles that they face together.

Rellion: The God of culture and celebration teaches his followers about the importance of ones' own identity and of the importance of culture through art, music and drunken revelry. Great feasts are held in his honour followed by legendary parties frequented by talented bards, artists and brewmasters.

Moradin: Moradin represents creation and craftsmanship. Worshipers of Moradin construct great sprawling temples representing great feats in architecture and ingenuity and in return Moradin blesses their hammers and anvils as he teaches how to create constructs that will survive the test of time.

Tyr: The Goddess of law and justice teaches her mortal representatives to seek out injustice and evil wherever it may hide to strike it down. Although her worshipers often carry out her teachings with a strong arm and a mighty hammer, she also teaches those very same people to temper their actions with mercy.

Untamo: The God of seafarers works tirelessly to ensure that those lost at sea can find their way to a safe warm port. Everyone with a hint of superstition often give Untamo offerings before departing at sea in the hopes that their journey will be safe.

Keren: The God of freedom teaches that people should be free of tyranny and to live a life without barriers. This of course has lead to many thieves worshiping Keren in the hopes that their operations can go without incident.