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Religion

Faiths, pantheons and the gods themselves.

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AurilAuril, known as the Frostmaiden, is the goddess of cold and of light: of winter and frost, and of the clear light and truth that cold air is said to carry. She is not formally affiliated with any of the established religions of Canaan, and her worship is local
LolthLolth is the goddess of spiders and lies in the Uinheit pantheon. She is classified among the gods that sit between — the liminal or borderline deities who are recognised within Uinheit theology but do not fit cleanly into the faith's three-tier structure of i
MeloraMelora is the goddess of wilderness, the sea, and renewal, and a member of the inner group of the Uinheit pantheon — the five deities who oversee the most fundamental concerns of existence and almost never interact directly with mortals. Together with Moradin,
MoradinMoradin is the god of land and creation, occupying a position of fundamental importance in both the Uinheit and Mahanity religious traditions. In Uinheit, he is one of five deities of the inner group — the most powerful tier of the pantheon, whose members over
OreousOreous is the goddess of light in both the Uinheit and Clysicism traditions, and one of the few deities recognised in more than one of Canaan's major religions. In Uinheit, Oreous belongs to the middle group (the enint) — the offspring of the inner gods who go

Minor3

Divine Child1

Child of the SeasThe Child of the Seas is one of the three elemental children of Uinheit theology, understood to be an offspring of the inner-group deities Melora and Moradin. Together with the Child of the Mountains and the Child of All Life, the Child of the Seas is understo

Polytheistic1

UinheitUinheit is the dominant religious tradition of Canaan, a loose polytheistic pantheon organised around the ideals of unity, communal knowledge, and the protection of the living world from corruption. The name is most directly translated as unity, reflecting the