Gods
The powers the Folk honor, bargain with, or fear. They were carried across from the Lost Realm through The Rift and reshaped by five centuries on Earth. See Faith of the Folk for how the Folk worship them now.
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| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| Aldor | God of Civilization. Closely aligned with the Concordat. Absorbed the broad domain of craft after Korvael's silence. |
| Amilara | Goddess of Love and Joy. Silenced c. 1580. The most painful loss in the Folk pantheon. |
| Arachys | Goddess of Secrets. The smallest surviving faith. Serves the Concordat's intelligence operations. |
| Ela | Goddess of Light. The largest Folk congregation. Absorbed aspects of love and healing after Amilara's silence. |
| Galorn | God of Nature. Strong among druids and rangers. Absorbed weather from Thaloren's domain. |
| Korvael | God of the Forge and Making. Silenced c. 1530. The dwarven and gnomish loss. |
| Lyssivane | God of Fortune and Trickery. Silenced c. 1620. The most ironic divine loss. |
| Morgol | God of Death. Tends the boundary between life and death, which echoes the boundary between Earth and the Lost Realm. |
| Thaloren | God of the Sea and Storms. Silenced c. 1550. His domain was split between Galorn and Zela. |
| Veridael | Goddess of Knowledge. Patron of Nawadzi and most Folk academies. Her archivists maintain the Folk's written history. |
| Zela | God of War. His clerics and paladins form the backbone of the Concordat's enforcement arm. Absorbed storm-fury from Thaloren. |