The Norse Pantheon

The Norse Pantheon is the faith of the Lexalian Republic, a religion of proud warriors fighting to outlast the end of the world. It is, by its own telling, the most noble of religions: its gods are good and worthy of service even though the faith holds that the evil giants will one day rise and destroy them.

Tenets

By Norse tradition, the world was fashioned from the meeting of the elemental planes - out of ice and fire came Ymir, father of the jötnar - and is centred on Yggdrasil, the world-tree whose roots reach through all planes. Cowardice is the most horrid crime a worshipper can commit, and many of these gods deny their clerics the power to heal battle wounds. Fate, kept by the three Norns, is absolute and beyond even the gods’ reach.

The Afterlife

In death, Odin chooses half of the most valiant of the fallen, and his Valkyries bear them to Valhalla to feast, battle, and ready themselves for Ragnarök; the other half are led to Fólkvangr, Freya’s field. Those who die of disease or in shame go to Hel, the realm of the goddess of the same name.

Ragnarök

The Norse view of fate is bound up with Ragnarök, the twilight of the gods. Prophecy foretells it in detail: a three-year winter (Fimbulwinter), the crowing of magical roosters, human lands falling into chaos, and the giants Surtr and Thrym marching on the gods with Loki, Fenrir, and Jörmungandr - until many gods are slain and the world sinks burning beneath the sea.

Deities of the Pantheon

Organised into the Aesir (higher gods), the Vanir (lesser gods), and the Jötnar: Odin (the Allfather), Thor (thunder), Loki (mischief and fire), Frigga (the atmosphere), Freya (love), Frey (sunshine), Týr (war and law), Heimdall (guardian of the Bifrost), Hel (death), Balder (beauty), Bragi (poetry), Idun (spring), Sif (skill in battle), Ullr (the hunt), Aegir (the sea), and more.

Appendix

Notes

• Individual deity pages are deferred; this is a pantheon overview.

Sources & Attribution

• Primary lore: content/General/Gods of Thelemar.md (Norse Pantheon) and General-Countries of Thelemar.md, author TrueMichato.

Deities

Gods Of Thelemar

Main Pantheons of Thelemar

The Greek Pantheon	Zeus Poseidon Hades Aphrodite Apollo Ares Artemis Athena Demeter Dionysus Hephaestus Hera Hermes Hestia Pan Eleos Nemesis Dike Hecate
The Norse Pantheon	Odin Thor Loki Idun Frigga Hel Heimdall Forseti Týr Sif Freya Frey Ullr Aegir Bragi Balder Brokkr & Eitri Jörð Skadi
The Egyptian Pantheon	Ra Shu Tefnut Geb Nut Osiris Isis Set Nephthys Thoth Anubis Horus Konshu Bastet
The One God	The One God
The Old Gods	Indra Agni Kali Rudra Lakshmi Surya Ushas Varuna Vishnu

Secondary Pantheons of Thelemar

The Titans	Cronus Hyperion Oceanus Coeus Iapetus Phoebe Mnemosyne Theia Theia Atlas Prometheus Themis
The Giant Pantheon	Gaia Thrym Surtr Grendel Neringa Atlas Daidarabotchi
The Dragon Pantheon	Temeria Fazen Lonwan

The Mictlān Pantheon

Mictlān	Temeria Kroni Maricha Rangda Chronozon Lucifer Tamamo Mara Asmodeus

The Lost Pantheon

Tuath Dé (Celtic)	The Daghdha Arawn Belenus Brigantia Diancecht Dunatis Goibhniu Lugh Manannan mac Lir Math Mathonwy Morrigan Nuada Oghma Silvanus

The Seelie Court

The Lord of Spiders	The Lord of Spiders Deity-Yenosh
The Aarakocra Pantheon	Gagana The Storm Trio Ziz Phoenix
The Tabaxi Pantheon	KITTY Seeker Quest Soul Clime Roam Capricious Gloom Allure Luck
The Round Table	King Arthur Merlin Sir Lancelot Sir Gawain Sir Percival Sir Galahad Sir Bedivere Sir Tristan Sir Bors

Other Deities

Beings	Baba Yaga Magna Um Fearheart Nimue Morgan le Fay Deity-Mephistopheles Deity-Qotal
Outsiders / Invaders	Cirein-cròin Vecna Poetry Yagar
Lesser Deities	Yeenoghu Lolth Deity-Gruumsh Ioun Deity-Ragarra Deity-Vecna Deity-Yeenoghu Deity-Zehir
Ascended Dragons	Ko-Arto Gazu-Shirak Koru-Homura Ri-Omori Sunda-Kori
Fates	The Moirai The Norns Maʽat & Isfet
Elemental Deities	Imix Yan-C-Bin Olhydra Ogrémoch
Nahatul	Witsil Tezcat Quetzalcoatl Xipe Totec

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