Deities

Come to the fast conclusion that creating ones Mythos rather than barrowing one is an extremely difficult task. But without a mythos in active play, it terribly makes it difficult for wanting players to embellish their characters into your created world. The many deities affect everything. After they are GODS. I gave up self-creating my own and found that using Forgotten Realms one and stripping them down some as to loose their aspects of interaction between them and the forgotten realm maps would work.

I believe that would still come up with a least two dozen or more not including for non-human worshiping deities.

Below is my so far works.

Lawful Good:
* Ilmater, god of endurance
* Torm, god of courage and self-sacrifice
* Tyr, god of justice

Neutral Good
* Chauntea, goddess of agriculture
* Deneir, god of writing
* Eldath, goddess of peace
* Lathander, god of birth and renewal
* Mielikki, goddess of forests
* Milil, god of poetry
* Mystra, goddess of magic

Chaotic Good
* Lliira, goddess of joy
* Selune's detail, goddess of the moon
* Sune, goddess of love and beauty
* Tymora, goddess of good fortune

Lawful Neutral
* Azuth, god of wizards
* Helm, god of protection
* Kelemvor, god of the dead
* Savras, god of divination and law

True Neutral
* Gond, god of craft
* Oghma, god of knowledge
* Silvanus, god of wild nature
* Tempus, god of war
* Waukeen, goddess of trade

My world doesn't use alignments ( I got rid of them when d20 Modern came out with its allegiances system), but if anyone cares or just enjoys reading lists of deities (and what gamer doesn't?), here are the gods of Jenneria, my homebrew world.

Akagi – God of clockworks and invention
Amura – Goddess of romantic love, marriage, fertility, and beauty
Aratine – God of time and dreams
Auraura – Goddess of illusions, mysteries, and secrets
Azen – God of martyrdom, sacrifice, and mercy
Baana – Goddess of evil and monsters
Batara – Goddess of home, hearth, pregnant women, and children
Beklar – God of the moon, night, and the stars
Chanos – God of strength and physical fitness
Emyrcrym – God of kobolds and dragons
Ethar – God of thievery, subterfuge, and sabotage
Halrua – God of music, poetry, storytelling, and art
Harok – God of darkness and starvation
Ilena – Goddess of the hunt and archery
Ixuna – Goddess of undeath
Juri – Goddess of death and the afterlife
Kihona – Goddess of omens and prophecy
Krystar – God of life, healing, and resurrection
Lloth – Goddess of spiders, poison, and murder
Lugh – God of the sky, sun, and elemental air & fire
Margoth – Goddess of war and weapons
Mivas – God of exploration, guides, and explorers
Moradin – God of creation, craftsmanship, and dwarves
Nedur – God of rivers and seas
Phenera – Goddess of agriculture, rain, and storms
Phinnera – Goddess of flowers and meadows
Rhiannon – Goddess of animals, plants, and elemental earth & water
Rimir – God of wealth, merchants, gambling, and luck
Runos – God of wisdom, lore, knowledge, literacy, and literature
Septup – God of magic
Shuva – Goddess of sex, lust, vice, and pleasure
Slithiss – God of lies, deception, and snakes
The Seasons – The seasons
Timos – God of justice, vengeance, and honor
Tolana – Goddess of self-reliance and perfection of the self
Xotoc – God of madness and chaos
Ylotl – God of rulership and community
Zomjir – God of disease, parasites, and insects