This list is intended for minor deities and demigods. Divinities are arranged by cultural groupings. It does not necessarily include divinities included in other articles. These are principally minor divinities whose worship extends into modern times. It also includes unmade divinity pages.

It's important to remember that devout Arathracians are much more likely to utter a prayer to one of the many Arathracian Saints. Arathracians of all levels of devotion are especially common in Erechóreb, Nymentho except Xsys, Asbardy, New Erechóreb, and Aracusia. There is a very large minority of Arathracians elsewhere in southern Pytharnia, with some communities having a clear majority.

Water Divinities

Lakes, Rivers, and Springs

In traditional cultures, the great river of a region is not direct named, especially in its presence, but rather called 'the Old Man of the Valley.'

Chorchas: /ˈxɔr.xas/ The divinity of Lake Lisgoria

Gallyo: The divinity of Lake Thrundgally

Haburru-Tak: The divinity of Lake Imna-Tak

Isdekhel: Deific personification of the Esdekhel River

Kas: The divinity of Lake Kasgo

Rhaunfo: The River god of the Rhaunve River.

Shadew: The old man of the valley, that is, the divinity of the Shadew River

Taigore: The divinity of the Tayhoyre River

Thebed: The river god of Thybdis River

Vimal: The divinity of Lake Vimala

Human

International Isxinthion: Kanter: lesser god of merchants and messengers (possibly originated from Kalaman merchant gods); Phaeredon: lesser divinity of oaths made between mortals under the open sky (possibly originated from Ithatian Gods)

Agogia: Gnar: misshapen troll god who slips through villages at night and takes naughty children back to his lair; Rubia: goddess of beer and beer brewers; Shadew: The river god of the Shadew River. He is often called the Old Man of the Valley.; Trinor: minor god of bridges and fords

Aracusia: Maurgeth Kinsha: A Saint or godling that wanders the roads around dusk to lead people from harm back to safety

Asbardy: Aididh: protective goddess of maidens and brides; Basgeleth: lesser divinities that roam the world as glowing specters, usually at night or dusk, thought by the Moigthe to be the spirits of the gods and heroes of the ancient Neptultchi; Nebhnera: goddess of the peaceful dead, protectress of burials and gravesites; Nemantshi: goddess of household gardens; Shantach: god of barns and farmers; Shelig: god of bridges and fords; Slu Bishin: "Swift Bishin," old woman with magical powers who gives gifts to children on Autumn Equinox, compare Bishin and Zay the Moonkeep.; Smeadra: goddess of the fire under the open sky; Tamtam Pumpkin Man: anthropomorphic pumpkin that protects the harvest from malevolent entities; Thacgannoch: son or grandson of the goddess Dáwan, Thacgannoch lives in sea caves and can be helpful or harmful to fishermen.

Atizamnos (Mirrhaimo): Mirrhaimona: goddess of the city of Mirrhaimo

Dewyddair: Ganfflara: goddess of the alpine meadows, matron of gontha herders; Harth: god of farmers and the tilth; Mewddilt: little goddess of portals, gates, and transitional passages; Puddfi: younger son of Parkulliam who protected the ancient kings of Mipnor; Thowsdrin: god of greetings and partings; Yddwmion: godling of the dusk

Dúrandwor: Draiknumor: ancient hero, progenitor of ancient Durandworese; Gomia: Goddess of Retribution. She is an analogy of the law of attraction and vibration. She represents the power of natural or universal retribution, not artificial or man-made retribution.; Iphotha: goddess who protects young boys; Pradras: god of heralds; Sabdica: goddess of sacred groves and the hunt; Sadva: goddess who possesses whirling pilgrims; Tuida: goddess of sacred springs in Verdida; Verdia: goddess of the city of Verdida; Zay: minor divinity who gives gifts to children on Autumn Equinox.

Gonfaloy, Ambrasia, Amosgire

The god Amrulon is of great importance in Gonfaloy as well as the three goddesses, Dáwan, Devahlia, and Dasironessa. The goddess Dáunau is also of great honor.

Ambrin: goddess of the hunt and sacred groves

Aigchu: god of pilgrims and wanderers

Gawryth: hero divinity, combination of Rhaunvish and Gonfalese characters, shrine in eastern Amosgire, warrior

Glambsa: goddess of harvest

Nagcha: goddess of the spring harvest (overwinter vegetables: onions, shallots, garlic, spring onions, perpetual spinach, broad beans, peas, asparagus, carrots, parsnips, arugula,)

Rhaunfo: The River god, Rhaunve.

Rhaunvoig: goddess who watches over peddlers and mendicants who float in rafts and boats on the Rhaunve River. The river itself is personified by the god Rhaunfo.

Shechwbrin: god of lanterns and lost persons

Hamaudh-Wesher Civilization

Awzar: Son of Wesher, forebear of the demi-mortal Awzarites and the Awzarite Kings

Wesher: Arch-Titan, semi-divinity, founder of Hamaudh-Wesher Civilization

High Pytharnia, Magdala: Bishin: lesser divinity who gives gifts to children on autumn equinox, compare Zay the Moonkeep, Throvy, or Slu Bishin, Asbardy; Blaharnag: god of winter snows and cold, wet weather; Dindrig: mischievous god of lost belongings; Echnare: god of propitious beginnings; Elegswona: goddess of those who make and employ knives; Espa: goddess of the grain harvest.; Finshel: god of shadows in alleys and homes; Glumol: god of the caverns within the earth; Gothat Fambigroke: god of debtors who receives prayers from the steps of bankers and whose temples are funded by money-lenders; Iochlan: god associated with swans; Kas: god of Lake Kasgo, he is the personification of the lake.; Kirrith: goddess of birds; Lady Glamdra: goddess of the hunt, companion to Lord Hewern; Laghda: god of herbs and potions; Linthala: goddess of maidens; Lord Hewern: god of the hunt; Nemanta: goddess of household gardens; Nerdha: god of contemplative silence; Shimdoodle: god of chimney sweeps; Spurgue: god of butchers and meatsellers; Twathy Gnonk: god of the youthful dead; Yaine Gumgully: demigod of orphans and protector of the parentless

High Shadevan Tribes: Baki: Yeti demon; Jagúdah: Mountains, Hibernation, Deepearth; K'chobi: Forests, Sacred Trees; Súlat: Mountain Lakes, Prophecies, Other-Realmly Gates; Tillyat: goddess, abducted by Thwar; Yuka: Wolves

Hmœssite (Antediluvian): Shumu: Fate, Cosmic Destiny; Raash: Waters of Creation, Primeval Wonder

Hœrnect

Local Cult Variations of Widely Worshiped Divinities

Lygdamion Bombitor: Buzzing Lygdamion

Nesbiria of the Birth Pangs:

Orclanx of the Judge's Throne:

Parkia of the Birth Chamber:

Tribunal Orkybanth:

Threy of the Last Hope: those who wish their recently deceased loved one to rise from the dead pray to him, famously without effect

Thwar of the Oaken Grove:

Humanlikes & Miscellaneous

Draconic: Great Dragon (Kv): a patriarchal dragon figure worshiped by dragons and draconic creatures; Great Dragon is a counterpart to Xhalb'ithût.; Tas (Kv): Gargot Grandfather

Dwarven (Ithradic): Baihut: numinous deification of the ancient law of the dwarves; Dagorunar: Dwarven demi-god of titancraft, legend attributes him to the end of the ice age and the great flood of Aturyanda. Cf exclamation "Shim Dagorunar!" Benevolent Dagorunar; Deku-Sha: god of dwarves, kingship, fatherhood; Dennamahi: god of deepearth, earthen treasures, mining, miners; Emerg: god of gemstones, gem-cutting, greed; Emrad: god of knowledge, record-keeping, writing, laws; Gémel-Gund: god of contracts and obligations; Kolib: god of exile, redemption, dwarven pilgrimages and pilgrims; Minnu: a dwarven craft god (one of many); Sekkaurik: goddess of dwarven maidens, the earth; Shekkallaz: god of war and revenge; Shelu-Ka: goddess of childbirth, wisdom, earth; Yomb: a chaos god worshiped in the Jaggudorns by the dwarves during the Middle Ages of Chaos.

Giants

Adamantine Giants

Anyamuna Giants

Gorcorumbese Giants

Shandkhaya: Gorcorumbese god of magic

Jaffgorner Giants

Aboru: son of Jaffgoru and Iduma, the Wandering One,

Iduma: Goddess of the High Earth, Mother and Wife to Jaffgoru

Jaffgoru: Eponymous father of the Jaffgorner Giants. His birthplace is a holy site on the slopes of Mount Jave.

Maatch'i: The Paatchudeek mount of Aboru

Nifsidji: not truly gods, but the priestesses of the goddess Iduma

T'usala: not truly gods, but powerful shamans of the Jaffgorner Giants

Kemerite Giants

Hugnast: Kemerite god who hunts the Neptultchi

Ithrabbi Fishfolk: Hersp (Kv): god and Prince of the Ithrabbi,; Sh’nulpxhak (Kv) and Pashpachwaxhak (Kv): giant tadpoles or fries that serve Hersp; Tsalöyigg, god of southern Ithrabbi in the Turtle Sea; Xhalb’ithût (Kv): great demonic goddess, mother of Hersp and Shalb.; Xhaltsek (Kv): son of Hersp and founder of priestly rulers of the Ithrabbi.

Jykki (Orc): Emkh: goddess of darkness, treachery, underground passages; J'kha'a: Bloodthirst, Victory, Jykki Heroism; Tchaza: Blood rage; Tsek: Jykki Slave-warriors; Ummak: Desolation, Wasting, Plunder; Urguzh: Lord of Jykki, Great Horde; Zebbuza: Consort to Urguzh

Kvarragan Gods

These are gods worshiped by the deepearth inhabitants of Kvarraga. The letters (Kv) next to a divinity designate it as such

Lizardfolk: Segothah: god of the lizardfolk

Lords of Creation: Satrimah Culcávah: Chief of the Lords of Creation, divinity of light, meditation, inner truth; Bersabee: Creation, Childbirth, Service; Kuriodoulos: slavery and mastery; Orion Pharao: Colossal greatness, Creation, Majesty; Illuminius: New-born Stars, Light; Yatis Ultorrë: law, learning, writing; G'thebtah: hermetic wisdom, occult knowledge, magic

Mimbbuke (Halflings)

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