Lolth, goddess of darkness, assassins, spiders & drow.The following list describes the most prominent members of the pantheon. Though he has only rarely interceded with their affairs. All gods and godlike deities however, are beholden to Lord Ao the Overgod and their powers are subject to his authority. The makeup of the pantheon has shifted over the ages, as a result of changes in the Realms and its people (or vice versa, depending on which scholars you believe). You may need to construct a considerable backstory to explain why your character has such a religious affiliation to this patron deity.The gods that make up the pantheon of Faerûn are much like the population of some of the Realms’ greatest cities: an eclectic blend of individuals from a variety of sources. It’s not impossible to worship these deities as a member of a different race, but most of their worshipers belong to the race they claim patronage over. In addition to the main pantheon of d&d gods, there are several deities that act as patron gods for specific races, either acting as their progenitors or their guardians. This includes symbols, alignments, and suggested domains for fifth edition. You can find a full list of all of the Pantheons from the real world in the links below. The golden lady, an embodiment of laissez faire trade and a favorite of smugglers. Upright coin with Waukeen’s profile facing left Literal Viking god of extremely lawful goodness, only for those characters committed to real lawful good.Ĭalled the bitch queen for a reason, spiteful sea witch perfect for both evil and sea themed characters. Literally lady luck who favors the bold and the risk takers. Talos is basically a eviler Thor who loves wrecking up the place with storms.įights for the fight god, Tempus just loves fighting without any rhyme or reason.īasically, the god of paladins, if you want a stereotypical paladin, this is your god. Three lightning bolts radiating from a central point Loves making people sick and die, only right for characters who want to spread some plague. Vanity personified, good for characters who want to embody thot energy. I am Silvanus and I speak for the trees! Exclusive pick for druids and tree enthusiasts. Shadoweaver, knife lady who loves the dark, great for a character who hates the “good” gods. Goddess whose moods change with the phases of the moon, particularly honored by sailors. Magic god who loves crystal balls and scrying, major occult mystery vibes. God for bards who are about spreading stories and information rather than mischief.Ĭrystal ball containing many kinds of eyes Magical lady devoted to keeping magic from getting out of hand and blowing everybody up. The bard god of bards for bardic reasons who loves bards.ĭeath god in decidedly evil spooky skeleton flavor.Ĭircle of seven stars, or nine stars encircling a flowing red mist, or a single star Think Artemis or any other “Huntress goddess” and you’re right on the money, good for rangers. If your edgelord rogue became a god he’d become Mask, and he’s a genuinely still a good pick for edgelord rogues. One of the more tolerable evil gods, a good choice for evil druids. Quite literally the dominatrix goddess, super kinky. Imagine if a “manic pixie dream girl” became a goddess. She likes mists, masks and lies, not a bad option for sneaky characters. Point-down triangle containing a swirl of mist The morninglord, pure chad energy, kind of vain but great for paladins and artists. Somber but not evil, dutiful guard of the dead and bastion against undeath. Upright skeletal arm holding balanced scales Martyr god who’s all about persevering for a better future, good for particularly selfless paladins. Knight god who defends the weak, especially children. Light Staring eye on upright left gauntlet If your character’s whole deal is making stuff, then Gond is a good bet. Pacifist lake goddess of healing, good choice for healers and druids. Nerdier and weaker brother of Oghma, good for the nerdy underdog characters. Mad god that successfully pissed off literally everybody, pick at your own risk, nobody is going to like you. White jawless skull on black or purple sunburst Sheaf of grain or a blooming rose over grainĬornucopias and good harvests, she’s the obvious pick for former farmer characters. Skull surrounded by a ring of blood dropletsīlood for the blood god, murder for the murder god. Think Jinx from “Teen Titans” elevated to godhood, loves bad luck and assassins. Lord of being generically evil, think black knights and big evil churches. Upright black right hand, with thumb and fingers together Stereotypical old bearded wizard elevated to godhood, for characters who love them some wizarding. Left hand pointing upward outlined in fire Lots of human sacrifices on icy altars, for evil and ice themed characters only.
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