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Jarakna

He is the god of The Moon and Night. Roguish people usually worship him, along with anyone worshiping Cuballa as a Patron Deity. His temples are usually Underground, perhaps having openable skylights for moolight to shine through. His clerics usually either paint their skin white, or stay out of the sun, allowing themselves to become pale. Many speak of the two moons of Astrodoth as the Eyes of Jarakna. This is partly because they slowly open and close, as if blinking every month. They say he spins around the world, his gaze shifting from place to place, able to see everything anyone does, at night. Jarakna's eyes, when he is painted on the walls of his temples, are depicted to glow, one red, one blue, and his eye lids to be side-ways. He is depicked as either a slender, short human, or a halfling. He is good friends with the Gods of Trickery and Halflings, as the trio seem to be depicted in many paintings together. Their worshipers are usually friendly with eachother, as well. Jarakna is part of The Six.
His symbols are the two moons, the ruby, the sapphire, and black marble.


In the Beginning of time, Cuballa created existence. To do this, he dispenced his power to create to being, often known to be Siblings. They were Krimaria and Jarakna; the spectrum of light. Though Jarakna is not truely the god of shadow and darkness, that subject is not much spoken of. Quickly though, the two gods began to notice their rivaled powers, and began to fight for dominance. They're battle continued in the Elemental Plane of Air, where Cuballa had built a huge flying castle via his mind. One side was built of black marble, and one side was built of white. Seemingly knowing of what they would do, the two had made haste to continue their battle in the structure, finally realizing their mistake soon after, when they noticed each side had been made specifically for them. Laying down their weapons, they agreed to share the time in each day, twenty-four hours for Night, and twenty-four hours for day.

Darigandas

God of dwarves far and wide, this is the patron deity of litterally almost EVERY dwarf. He is the god of mining, brewery, and blacksmithing as well, each profession also usually paying heed to him, hoping for blessings. He is said to be kin to the gods of Frost and Fire, and hater of Grishnog. He is said to be the strongest god, also being the God of Strength. He forged the dwarves from his strength upon the land alone, crushing the earth and digging it up, making mountains. These mountains he smashed to make the first dwarves with his hammer, one side making the women, one side making the men. The dwarves are said to be, on an open field, some of the best war fighters in existence. Making their god Proud. Also, without telling his younger brothers, the God of the Dwarves created a darker, eviler version of his mortals, making them live with the Drow feep under ground.
His symbols are the hammer, the ale mug, the dwarf, the anvil, and the axe.


Darigandas was one of the faces of Cuballa, before he was split into even more entities than he already was. The Dwarven All-Father was the first of his other faces to lead the way out of his body, and to become their own entity. Cuballa quickly tried to retain them, but once the dwarf was out, his strength was unmatched, and Cuballa was detained himself, as his other faces left him. This process left many scars on the god of nature, but in the end it seemed to be for the best, as the New Ones helped greatly in The Order. Darigandas came to hate the evil face that had come from Cuballa, Grishnog, the Orc Lord, and seemingly, any time they get close to eachother for too long, the dwarf attacks Grishnog, the two beating eachother half out of existence. Though the dwarf has the obvious advantage, Grishnog's brutish toughness allows him to take the beating.

Donnamiro

Goddess of the Halflings and thievery, her followers are usually thieves and Halflings of course, but many of Jarakna's followers pay heed to her as well, believing that she helps Jarakna in hiding them, in which she does. Donnamiro teaches her followers to enjoy the best luxuries they can have, enjoy life by the moment. Many halflings do such things, which is why a lot of them steal to get these luxuries.
Her symbols are the Cloak Hiding a Dagger, a Pair of Smiling and Frowning Masks, Dice, and the Halfling.


Donnamiro is the mystievious face that came from Cuballa. They say she never fully made it out, which is why she is so short. This bore the halfling race, making Donnamiro their Goddess. Her people, naturally, live in fields, just under the ground in beautiful abodes, if a bit small for humans. But most of her race lives in the cities with Humans, many using the busy city life as a cover to begin crime routines in, where there is already a lot of crime. However, the small halflings have little strength compared to Humans and their lot, but in turn, they are much more skilled in dexterity than almost any other race. Donnamiro herself is also a patron deity of Festivity, which may be why she enjoys teaching her followers to embrace the moment, to live on the edge a bit. Though not evil, for she is too casual and innocent played, Donnamiro was never accepted into the alliance of the 'Good Deities', and neither wanted to be. Like Cuballa, she was moreso Nuetral in thinking. But unlike Nature, she did what she wanted, not what she needed to do.

Frogrost

God of the Blizzards of the Great Strand, Frogrost commands the legions of Blue Blood Dwarves making their society in the frosty enviroment of Ezilkear. He is Brother to Darigandas and Elyan, and had, at several times, had fights with the God of Fire. Their eldest brother usually broke it up with an earthly shout, or simply by running over and batting them each with a fist. They both knew he was the God of Strength as well, but boy, were they never ready for such a hard hit. The three had ganged up on the Orc god, Grishnog, another time, when he was mouthing off again. They liked to do stuff like that, beat up the Orc god. They'd do it to the sneaky halfling too, if they could find her... if anyone could find her. They always sort of looked up at Cuballa, for he controled the tide of existence, though not the actual elements of Nature within such an existence. This posed a threat to everyone, if the god ever got too upset, that he'd make it so that existence would end...
His symbols are the Glacier, Ice, the Blue Blood Dwarf, and the frozen fist.


Upon the creation of the Worlds, Frogrost helped Elyan and Cuballa, along with Darigandas, make the world. Cuballa created existence, while Darigandas made the lumps of earth, whereas Elyan created the Inner Energy, the planets' cores, allong with large globes of fire called stars. Krimaria thanked Elyan in doing this, for at the time she was, essentially, portfolio-less. Frogrost made the 'caps' of pure ice on the tops and bottoms of these planets, to hold them together. For, if he did not, the fire within the planet would destroy the earth around it. However, try as they might, the three could not get 'Life' moving, so they turned to Fre'tana, who in turn, made life. However; her creatures would not 'live' without oxigen; so, later on, they found Alrisia, the Goddess of the Winds, and asked her to contribute her powers. She did, and with the help of Fre'tana, created the first life-forms, who were made to look like their gods. Soon after, Fre'tana spent all of her time creating new animals and plants, along with different things to come.

Elyan

Elyan is the furious and wild god of the Blood Fire Dwarves; fightfully named after him. He is a close youngest brother to Darigandas and Frogrost, all three holding power over the dwarven race, and all three having similar portfolios. He helped create existance by adding a fiery core to each world, which allowed for them to create energy on their own. Most of his followers are dwarves, miners, and brewers. Along with blacksmiths and many of the creatures from the Plane of Fire.

Niragondo

Niragondo is the god of war and destruction, many of his followers being barbarians, paladins, and any other warriors. Many of the lands pay heed to him, if they do battle at all. The god of war had been a mortal once, so they say, many hundreds of years ago, when he was known as a different, mortal name. No one knows if this is true, and many disclaim it, usually being his followers.

Fre'tana

Fre'tana is the goddess of Life and like her counterpart Narxuel, holds a large part in the Higher Planes, or celestrial homes. The goddess of Life teaches her followers to enjoy life to it's fullest. This teaching is not too far from Donnamiro's, but the Life Mistress also states that spiritually doing good in life, no matter how poor or bad physical life is, doing good in one's soul is more important. So all of her followers are kind hearted, and will help almost anyone, even if they are hostile to others. If there is someone in need, they would help as best they could, to an extent.