These are the gods that have been introduced directly or indirectly until now.
| Gods | Benefits | Drawbacks |
|---|---|---|
| Orcus, demon lord of the undead, patron of all short lived intelligent species such as goblins, vanquishes death | Priests may raise the dead | Demands cruel sacrifice |
| Tsathoggua, frog lord, lord of swamps, ponds, rain, and slime; lord of slaadi, protector of frogmen and stirges, the god of sloth and of gluttony | Secures plant fertility, fends of winter | Fear of pestilence brought by morbid swamps and blood-sucking insects |
| Hecate, goddess of witches, queen of the night, keeper of forbidden lore, mollified by pig slaughter on nights of the full moon | Her charms will fend of curses and secure fertility and child health | Jealous and choleric, vengeful, brings strife |
| Thanatos, god of death | ? | ? |
| Set, god of snakes, reptiles, treasure, hypnotism, enchantment, and poisoning | His charms will defend against enchantment, prospectors and grave robbers pray for his blessings | Poison and slavery |
| Hanuman the Accursed, the mad ape god, lord of the jungle, of action, of rescue | Anybody who needs to break free, who needs help | Madness and rage |
| Arden, the god of the sun, got destroyed | none | He’s gone. Finito. Done. |
| Nhakhramat, goddess of the emerald flame, of pacts, of contracts and lies, of wishes and miracles, of loyalty, and bondage, of service | Her priests can seal pacts with servants of Nhakhramat, offering divine services | Sometimes the priests try to cheat and twist your words |
| Nergal, plague lord, protector of vermin, rats, and ratmen, patron of spies and traitors | His charms will protect from sickness. You can bribe him to curse your enemies. | He brings war, fever, pestilence, death, drought, and famine. |
| Marduk, the general of the gods, the warrior, the warlord, the protector of man, the traveller, the newcomer | Victory, command, control | War and defeat |
| Ishtar, the goddess of love and sex, of longing, of prostitution | Provides amour fou, a fevered sex life | Venereal diseases, vengeance, poverty |
| Ganesh, the elephant god, the god of patience and wisdom, of knowledge, of animals and harmony | Prayer will help you carry your burdens | His followers are easily abused |
| Shul, the god of the moons, fickle and mysterious, of law | He protects against dragons, his seals uphold the law and oaths, his mercy breaks a geas | Sometimes he’s there, and sometimes he’s not |
| Blubedibloop, the lord of fish and sacrifice, of slavery and drowning | He rules the water veins of the deep earth, causes the disappearance of your enemies, provides silence, and discipline | He demands cruel sacrifice, he favors the whip to be used on his subjects, many of his followers snap and go crazy |
| Thyr, the god of law and justice, of order, and peace | He provides stability and peace | He limits mobility, opposes change, and imposes monotonous boredom |
| Muir, the goddess of virtue and paladins, of martial valor, of honor, truth, and courage, the protector of champions | Supported by the order of Justicars, a shining example for all paladins, the sworn enemy of all undead, devils, and demons | She expects self-sacrifice, humility, charity, unswerving loyalty, her standards are extreme |
| Ninurta, god of wild jungles and dark revenge | He brings revenge and punishment | He favors the strong, his jungle powers tear down civilization as we know it |
| Tammuz, god of fertility and rebirth | He brings hope and new starts, he protects those that have been kidnapped, he brings joy and fertility | Once a year he is taken by demons into the underworld and needs rescue |