Quelmar Deities

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The Quelmar Deities are a pantheon of divine powers that create, patrol, and manipulate the various planes of the Quelmar Universe. Quelmar, as a project of the gods, is watched over by the council of Greater Gods who helped create it, as well as a handful of Lesser Gods who later became attached to the Quelmar project during the Plane Wars or otherwise, followed by nearly countless demi-gods: creatures recognized by the gods for their significant impact on Quelmar and granted divine immortality and spectating capabilities over the realm.

While individuals in Quelmar may find themselves attached to many powerful beings, the following lists encapsulate the most popular and well-known deities in the realm.

Greater Gods

These are the gods that are incredibly powerful, the gods that gods fear. Their worshipers are diverse and everywhere, their power feared or inspiring to the deities of lesser rank. Most deities wish to aspire to this classification, though only three are known to have succeeded. As ancient as Quelmar, the Greater Gods go under many different names and appearances in different times and places. For example, in Ta-Shedet, the gods were often depicted with the heads of animals.

The Four

TIAMAT

NAMES: Tiamat

ABZU

NAMES: Sardior

KINGU

NAMES: Chronepsis, Hauhet

ENKI

NAMES: Bahamut

The Original Six

Many of the greatest gods were brought together by the will of the four, to preside over and shape the newly formed Quelmar Realm.

ILLUMINANT

NAMES: Pelor, Rakhmet, Lathander, Helm

FOREST QUEEN

NAMES: Mielikki, Neith

DWARF FATHER

NAMES: Moradin, Djehuti

HOODWINK

NAMES: Garl Glittergold, Senusret

TEMPEST

NAMES: Gruumsh, Monthu

WILD LORD

NAMES: Obad-Hai, Wepwawet, Silvanus, Skerrit

Ascendants

And beyond the original six, there are a small but powerful group of gods who hold just as much influence, despite having arrived long after the realm's creation, likely during the prehistoric The Plane Wars.

MOON

NAMES: Corellon, Kaab, Elffather

DEATH

NAMES: Nerull, NERA, Clippy, Reaper

THE ONE

NAMES: Vecna, Caven

The Tied: Lesser Gods

Lesser gods would be offended to be called demi-gods, but unlike the creator deities, they often involve themselves with mortals. They are usually concerned with their worshipers. At the very least, they value their worshipers for their own existence, for without them, they would lose their power. At most, they are sympathetic and may directly involve themselves in the happenstances of the mortal world. However, this involvement is usually indirect.

List of Lesser Gods

God	Domain(s)
Sardior	Knowledge, Trickery
Chronepsis	Life
Torog	Death
Akasha	Death
Raven Queen	Death, Life
Demogorgon	Trickery, Death
Orcus	Death, War
Asmodeus	Knowledge, War
Oghma	Knowledge
Isis	Knowledge, Life
Sehanine Moonbow	Knowledge
Yondalla	Nature
Olidammara	Trickery
Sharess	Trickery
Lolth	Trickery
Bane	War
Stuckey's	Trickery
Queen Titania	Nature
The Law of Probability	Mathematics
M'at'akan	Sun, Fire, Life
Vela	Twilight, Nature
Necrolord Prime	Death
Dysian	Life, Curiosity
He Who Knocks	Nature, Twilight
Beshaba	Trickery
Kurtulmak	Trickery
Odin	War
Zeus	Tempest

The Granted: Demi-Gods

Demi-gods are aspiring gods who may have few worshipers, but desire greatness. They are the most likely to be granting spells to mortals, interfering in their affairs, or even just observing the mortal realms. They are often so new to their divinity, they cannot yet shake their interest in mortality and it may take them several centuries to truly feel beyond it.

Demi-gods are sometimes created from one of the greater gods as aspects, avatars, or extensions of their divine will. Pelor's aspect Lathander is an example of this phenomenon.

Death: Azazel, Silent

Knowledge: Hat, Ioun, Waukeen

Life: Helm, Kossuth

Light: Lathander, Selûne

Nature: Grumbar, Reesec, Tobii

Tempest: Iakhovas, Istishia, Kragnux

Trickery: Akadi

War: Sargonnas, Vanitthu

The Servants: Exarchs

Exarchs are servants of a greater or lesser god. They possess powers comparable to demi-gods, but whereas demi-gods generally strive to bolster their own divinity, exarchs exist to serve the interests and enforce the will of a more powerful deity. Exarchs can be just as inclined, however, to intervene in the mortal realms as gods or patrons. For more information on who an exarch serves, see their article.

The Nordic-inspired gods of Ysgard who serve under Odin are examples of exarchs.

Death: Delphi, Hermes, Iyachtu

Knowledge: Venaleth, Ye'Cind

Life: Dionysus, Eve

Light: Apollo, Echemus, Xarzith-Dian

Nature: Aegir, Oran

Tempest:

Trickery: Durzibethinus, Loki, The Bogge

War: Spinel, Tyr

See Also

• Warlock Patrons
• Underdark Old Ones
• Lost God
• Elemental Demi-Gods
• Dragon Deities