Religion (World of Tyrus Supplement)
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Not everyone is religious in Tyrus, though most acknowledge the existence of these gods and goddesses. In Tyrus there are a wide range of religious levels, ranging from completely atheist, to downright fanatic.
Planes in the World of Tyrus setting are the standard planes of D&D. The gods from the standard books (Pelor, Lolth, Hextor, etc.) exist on their home planes, but do not link to the Material Plane and corresponding planes of Tyrus. Beings from other Material Planes may not traverse to the Material Plane of Tyrus, and vice versa. Beings may, however, meet beings from other Material Planes in the Outer and Inner Planes, though they cannot travel with each other to the same Material Plane or any corresponding plane (Astral, Shadow, etc.) of that world. Because of this, gods from different dimensions have met in the planes to converse and chat on worldly matters. Some are even considered friends.
High Deities[edit]
- These gods and goddesses rule over all aspects of will and mind. They are above the other gods, and generally are not worshipped specifically. All deities are under the domain of Claud, the God of Balance. He is the God of the Gods, if you will. Clerics usually worship a Life Deity created by a High Deity, instead of directly serving a High Deity.
Low Deities[edit]
- These gods and goddesses rule over the world and its aspects, such as the elements. The Low Deities are rarely worshipped specifically and clerics usually do not choose to serve them, but instead will serve a Life Deity who was created by one of these Low Deities.
Life Deities[edit]
- Deities of Life are more specific. They are the patron gods of things dealing with what happens in life on the world of Tyrus. These gods and goddesses are created by the High and Low Deities. Most of them also serve one of the Greater Deities. It is common for a Life Deity to serve the deity that created him or her.
- Dempodi
- God of Animals
- Tea-Su
- God of Peace
- Carna
- God of Senses
- Vodal
- God of Life
- Rodal
- God of Death
- Lumbu
- God of War and Battle
- Ranni
- Goddess of Oceans, Seas, Ships, Sailing, and Sailors
- Fern'ut
- God of Forests, Plants, and Woodlands
- Pull
- God of Heat, Deserts, and Drought
- Tarah
- Goddess of Agriculture, Food, and Fertility
- Vivi
- God of Light, Healing, the Sun, and Family
- Jumbi
- God of Darkness, Pain, the Moon, and Rivalry.
- Janis
- Goddess of Art, Music, Language, and Luck
- Rayma
- Goddess of Passion, Love, and Friendship
- Hella
- Goddess of Weather and the Seasons
- Devian
- God of Thieves, Pirates, and Mercenaries
- Lo-Tel
- God of Travel, Trade, and Diplomacy
- Kimba
- Goddess of the Sky and Stars
- Alfus
- God of Time, Memory, and Knowledge
- Fannah
- Goddess of Creation, Crafting, and Beauty
- Elyhaym
- Goddess of Magic
- Razz
- God of Secrets, Trickery, and Stealth
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