Pantheons and Patrons

Please be aware that the information on these pages may be altered to fit TDN's narrative. As part of these changes, TDN enforces worshiping restrictions for characters. Within the descriptions of the pantheons are those details. While we recognize this does limit some legitimate choices, we feel it helps minimize the policing of extremely strange and unacceptable choices. These restrictions are in place for character creation, but, through a DM, a character may be allowed to worship outside these restrictions after level 9. Characters who worship strange deities for their race may find difficulties within the narrative of the server and the TDN staff prefers for uncommon worship to develop within the context of the server's narrative and not from a very unusual backstory which may clash with the server's culture.

Note: Players are expected to keep records and proof of IC progression toward a deity change, as such we recommend players to take extensive screenshots, and/or leverage our Discord's journal feature.

Click on the pantheon names for links to their individual pages.

*Please note on the following tables that "Priest" is used as a classification of religious classes -not- as a synonym for Cleric. Clerics, Druids, Monks, and Shamans are priest classes. Paladins, Rangers, Divine Champions and Favored Souls are not priest classes but they do receive spells from deities and follow alignment restrictions. Paladins must be LG, while Rangers and Favored Souls must follow priest alignments. All religions support Favored Souls and Divine Champions while the other classes are dependent.*

Faithless Characters
Following the Longest Year, debate circled on whether faithlessness grew or whether the faithless were simply more visible. Various orders and groups of faithless became widely known and despite them remaining a small percentage of the population, it was no doubt that almost everyone seemed to know of at least one. Despite their recent visibility, however, the faithless were still seen by many as anything from willfully ignorant to dangerously deranged and were often treated as such. How anyone could fully forsake the gods was wildly bizarre to some, whilst others impacted by the Longest Year, began to understand the perspective of faithless. Characters may know that choosing to be faithless used to supposedly mean, upon death, suffering in the Wall of Faithless for eternity and that no mortal means can raise them once dead - however in the wake of the Longest Year and its evident change upon the world, what happens beyond death is now entirely unknown. And so while the uncommon choice of faithless was always there, few walk it even now, and those who do choose this uncertain path do so knowing they will not be treated like others. Faithless is a choice characters may make on TDN once in the OOC zone, however, doing so may come with social and gameplay repercussions. To be clear, Faithlessness on TDN does not have any impact on death due to most deaths not actually being considered true death, but more a defeat.

Being False
The False intentionally betrayed a faith they believed in and to which they had made a personal commitment. The False are said to be punished according to their crimes in life and apparently serve their sentence in the City of Judgment for eternity. Nearly all of the beings in the city are allegedly members of the False, the rest being deceased followers of Jergal and Kelemvor who enact the will of their deities upon the doomed souls. Depending upon the severity of their crimes, some of the False are said to receive relatively light punishments, such as escorting visiting baatezu or patrolling the city for unauthorized guests. Others are supposedly punished in ways that would surprise the cruelest demon. Renouncing your god or betraying your faith is a very serious matter for mortals, and like faithlessness, would likely be treated with astonishment, dismay, and other acts of disconcert. While we don't represent the Fugue Plane on TDN and being false has no effect mechanics-wise through death, divine characters may suffer mechanically from not following their dogmas and oaths.

Faerûnian Pantheon
Akadi-Mystra
Nobanion-Waukeen
The Faerûnian Pantheon is the most worshiped pantheon in the continent Faerûn. It contains far more deities than the racial pantheons and covers nearly all aspects of life (portfolios), including some very specific. Most humans worship within this pantheon. On TDN, at character creation, humans must choose patron deities within this pantheon. Half-elves may worship this pantheon freely. Other human pantheons including the Mulhorandi Pantheon are not clerically supported.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Akadi	N	Air, Movement, Speed	Air, Travel, Trickery	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	Heavy Flail	Akadian
Auril	NE	Cold, Winter	Air, Evil, Water	LE, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Battleaxe	Aurilian
Azuth	LN	Mages, Spellcasters, Wizards	Knowledge, Magic	LE, LG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Quarterstaff	Azuthan
Bahamut†	LG	Good Dragons, Wind, Wisdom	Air, Good, Luck, Protection	LG, NG	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Heavy Pick	Bahamutan
Bane†	LE	Strife, Hatred, Tyranny, Fear	Evil, Destruction	LN, LE, NE	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Morningstar	Banite
Beshaba	CE	Accidents, Bad Luck, Misfortune, Mischief	Evil, Luck, Trickery	CN, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Whip	Beshaban
Chauntea	NG	Agriculture, Farmers, Summer	Animal, Earth, Good, Plant, Protection	LG, NG, CG, N	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Scythe	Chauntean
Cyric	CE	Deception, Illusion, Intrigue, Lies, Murder	Destruction, Evil, Trickery	NE, CE, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Longsword	Cyricist
Deneir	NG	Cartography, Glyphs, Images, Literature, Scribes	Good, Knowledge, Protection	CG, LG, NG	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Dagger	Deneirrath
Eldath	NG	Peace, Pools, Quiet Places, Springs, Waterfalls	Good, Plant, Protection, Water	CG, LG, NG	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Flail	Eldathyn
Finder Wyvernspur	CN	Cycle of life, Saurials, Transformation of art	Knowledge, Travel	CE, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Bastard Sword	Finderite
Garagos	CN	War, Destruction, Plunder, Skill-at-arms	Destruction, Strength, War	CE, CG, CN	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Longsword	Garagathan
Gargauth	LE	Betrayal, Cruelty, Political Corruption, Powerbrokers	Evil, Trickery	LN, LE, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Gargauthan
Gond	N	Artifice, Construction, Craft, Smithwork	Earth, Fire, Knowledge	Any	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Warhammer	Gondar
Grumbar	N	Changelessness, Elemental Earth, Oaths, Solidity	Earth, Strength	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Warhammer	Grumbarryn
Gwaeron Windstrom	NG	Rangers of the North, Tracking	Animal, Good, Knowledge, Plant, Travel	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Greatsword	Gwaeronan
Helm	LN	Guardians, Protection, Protectors	Protection, Strength	LG, LN, LE	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Bastard Sword	Helmite
Hoar	LN	Poetic Justice, Retribution, Revenge	Destruction, Strength, Travel	LG, LN, LE	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Long Spear	Hoarite
Ilmater	LN	Endurance, Martyrdom, Perseverance, Suffering	Good, Healing, Strength	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Unarmed Strike	Ilmateri
Istishia	N	Elemental Water, Purification	Destruction, Travel, Water	LN, NG, N, CN, NE	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	Warhammer	Istishian
Iyachtu Xvim	LE	Tyranny, Hatred	Destruction, Evil, Strength	LN, LE, NE	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Scimitar	Xvimlar
Jergal	LN	Fatalism, Guardian of Tombs, Proper Burial	Death, Knowledge	LN, LE, LG	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Scythe	Jergali
Kelemvor	LN	Death, the Dead	Death, Protection, Travel	LN, LE, LG	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Bastard Sword	Kelemvorite
Kossuth	N	Elemental Fire, Purification through fire	Destruction, Fire	CN, LE, LG, LN, N, NE, NG	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Flail	Kossuthan
Lathander	NG	Athletics, Birth, Creativity, Dawn, Renewal, Self-Perfection, Spring, Vitality, Youth	Good, Protection, Strength, Sun	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Heavy Mace	Lathanderian
Lliira	CG	Dance, Festivals, Freedom, Happiness, Joy, Liberty	Good, Travel	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Shuriken	Lliiran
Loviatar	LE	Agony, Hurt, Pain, Suffering, Torment, Torture	Evil, Strength	LE, NE, LN	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Whip	Loviatan
Lurue	CG	Intelligent Nonhumanoid Creatures, Talking beasts	Animal, Good, Healing	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Shortspear	Luruean
Malar	CE	Bloodlust, Evil Lycanthropes, Hunters, Stalking	Animal, Evil, Strength	NE, CE, CN	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Gauntlet	Malarite
Mask	NE	Shadows, Thievery, Thieves	Evil, Luck, Trickery	LE, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Longsword	Maskarran
Mielikki	NG	Autumn, Dryads, Forest Creatures, Forests, Rangers	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Scimitar	Mielikkian
Milil	NG	Eloquence, Poetry, Song	Good, Knowledge	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Rapier	Mililan
Mystra	NG	Magic, Spells, the Weave	Good, Knowledge, Magic	LG, NG, CG, LN, LE	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Shuriken	Mystran
Nobanion	LG	Good Beasts, Lions and Feline Beasts, Royalty	Animal, Good	LG, NG, LN	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Heavy Pick	Nobanionite
Oghma	N	Bards, Inspiration, Invention, Knowledge	Knowledge, Luck, Travel, Trickery	Any	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Longsword	Oghmanyte
Red Knight	LN	Planning, Strategy, Tactics	Travel, War	LG, LN, LE	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	Longsword	Red Knightist
Savras	LN	Divination, Fate, Truth	Knowledge, Magic	LG, LN, LE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Savrathan
Selûne	CG	Good and Neutral Lycanthropes, Moon, Navigation, Questers, Stars, Wanderers	Good, Protection, Travel	CG, CN, NG	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Heavy Mace	Selûnite
Shar	NE	Caverns, Dark, Dungeons, Forgetfulness, Loss, Night, Secrets, the Underdark	Evil, Knowledge, Magic	LE, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Firewheel	Sharran
Sharess	CG	Cats, Festhalls, Hedonism, Sensual Fulfillment	Good, Travel, Trickery	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Gauntlet	Sharessan
Shaundakul	CN	Caravans, Exploration, Portals, Miners, Travel	Air, Protection, Travel	CN, CG, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Greatsword	Shaundakun
Shiallia	NG	Neverwinter Wood, The High Forest, Woodland Fertility, Woodland Glades, Growth	Animal, Good, Plant	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Quarterstaff	Shiallian
Siamorphe	LN	Human Royalty, Nobles, Rightful rule of nobility	Knowledge, Sun	LG, LN, LE	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Light Mace	Siamorphan
Silvanus	N	Druids, Wild Nature	Animal, Plant, Protection, Water	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Maul	Silvanite
Sune	CG	Beauty, Love, Passion	Good, Protection	CG, NG, CN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Whip	Sunite
Talona	CE	Disease, Poison	Destruction, Evil	CN, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Unarmed Strike	Talonite
Talos	CE	Conflagrations, Destruction, Earthquakes, Rebellion, Storms, Vortices	Air, Destruction, Evil, Fire	CN, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Long Spear	Talassan
Tempus	CN	Battle, Warriors, War	Protection, Strength, War	CE, CN, CG	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Battleaxe	Tempuran
Tiamat†	LE	Chessenta, Evil Dragons, Evil Reptiles, Greed	Destruction, Evil, Trickery	LN, LE, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Heavy Pick	Tiamatan
Torm	LG	Duty, Loyalty, Obedience, Paladins	Good, Healing, Protection, Strength	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Greatsword	Tormish
Tymora	CG	Adventurers, Good Fortune, Skill, Victory	Good, Luck, Protection, Travel	CN, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Shuriken	Tymoran
Tyr	LG	Justice	Good, Knowledge, War	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Longsword	Tyrran
Ubtao†	N	Creation, Jungles, Chult, the Chultans, Dinosaurs	Plant, Protection	LN, NG, N, NE, CN	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Heavy Pick	Ubtaoan
Ulutiu†	LN	Glaciers, Polar Environments, Arctic Dwellers	Animal, Protection, Strength, Water	LG, LN, LE ‡	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Long Spear	Ulutiun
Umberlee	CE	Currents, Oceans, Sea Winds, Waves	Destruction, Evil, Water	CE, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Trident	Umberlant
Uthgar	CN	Physical Strength, the Uthgardt Barbarian Tribes	Animal, Strength, War	Totem Align‡	No	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Battleaxe	Uthgardt
Valkur	CG	Favorable Winds, Naval Combat, Sailors, Ships	Air, Good, Protection	CG, CN, NG	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Scimitar	Valkuryte
Velsharoon	NE	Evil Liches, Necromancers, Necromancy, Undeath	Death, Evil, Magic	LE, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Quarterstaff	Velsharan
Waukeen	N	Money, Trade, Wealth	Knowledge, Protection, Travel	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Nunchaku	Waukeenar

† Unavailable for divine worship on TDN. See the deities' specific entries for reasoning.
‡ Uthgar's clergy alignment depends on the specific tribe's totem. Ulutiu has beast totems as well as direct worship.

Elven Pantheon
The Seldarine (Elvish for "fellowship of brothers and sisters of the wood") is the elven pantheon of deities that resides in the dominion of Arvandor under the leadership of Corellon Larethian. While the gods of the elven pantheon are actively involved in the collective lives of their worshipers, few intervene directly in events affecting a particular individual or even a small group of elves. Like the Fair Folk, the Seldarine tend to have very long-range perspectives, and they never intervene directly in the unfolding history of the Realms without a great deal of consideration and discussion. Most all of elf-kind worships the Seldarine. On TDN, at character creation, elves are required to choose patron deities within this pantheon or Eilistraee. Half-elves may worship this pantheon freely.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Aerdrie Faenya	CG	Air, Avariels, Avians, Fertility, Rain, Weather	Air, Animal, Good	CG, CN, NG	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Quarterstaff	Aerdrian
Angharradh	CG	Birth, Defense, Fertility, Planting, Spring, Wisdom	Good, Knowledge, Plant, Protection	NG, CG, CN	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Long Spear	Angharradhan
Corellon Larethian	CG	Arts, Bards, Crafts, Magic, Music, Poetry, the Elven Race (especially sun elves), War, Warriors	Good, Magic, Protection, War	CG, NG, CN	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Longsword	Corellite
Deep Sashelas†	CG	Creation, Knowledge, Oceans, Sea Elves	Good, Knowledge, Water	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Trident	Sashelan
Erevan Ilesere	CN	Change, Mischief, Rogues	Luck, Trickery	CG, CN, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Shortsword	Erevanian
Fenmarel Mestarine	CN	Feral Elves, Outcasts, Scapegoats, Isolation	Animal, Plant, Travel	CG, CN, CE	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Dagger	Fenmaren
Hanali Celanil	CG	Artists, Beauty, Enchantments, Fine Art, Love, Magic Item Artistry, Romance	Good, Magic, Protection	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Hanalian
Khalreshaar	CG	Half Elves, Rangers, Swift Travel	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	NG, CG, CN	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Scimitar	Khalreshaan
Labelas Enoreth	CG	History, Longevity, the Moment of Choice, Time	Good, Knowledge	CG, CN, NG	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Quarterstaff	Labelasan
Rillifane Rallathil	CG	Druids, Nature, Wild Elves, Woodlands	Good, Plant, Protection	NG, CG, CN	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Quarterstaff	Rillifanean
Sehanine Moonbow	CG	Death, Dreams, Journeys, Moon Elves, Mysticism, the Heavens, the Moon, the Stars, Transcendence	Good, Knowledge, Travel	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Quarterstaff	Sehanite
Shevarash	CN	Crusades, Hatred of the drow, Loss, Vengeance	Destruction, War	CG, CN, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Longbow	Shevarashan
Solonor Thelandira	CG	Archery, Hunting, Wilderness Survival	Good, Plant, War	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Longbow	Solonoran
Eilistraee†	CG	Song, Beauty, Dance, Swordwork, Hunting, Moonlight	Good, Travel, Luck	CG, CN, NG	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Bastard Sword	Eilistraean
Ynaerala	LG	Seasons, Order, Natural cycles, Elven paladins	Animal, Good, Protection	LG, NG, LN	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Long Spear	Ynaeralan

† Unavailable for divine worship on TDN. See the deities' specific entries for reasoning.

Dwarven Pantheon
The Morndinsamman (dwarven for "shield brothers on high" or "high dwarves") was the collective name of the deities that formed the pantheon worshiped by dwarves. The majority of the Morndinsamman reside in Dwarfhome under the leadership of Moradin, creator of the dwarves. The Morndinsamman are intimately involved with the lives of their worshipers, and the Stout Folk as a whole are an unusually devout race. Faced with the slow decline of dwarves across Faerun, the dwarven powers have become increasingly active as they seek to reverse that trend. Dwarves overwhelmingly worship the Morndinsamman. On TDN, at character creation, dwarves must choose a patron deity within this pantheon.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Abbathor	NE	Greed	Evil, Luck, Trickery	LE, NE, CE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Abbathoran
Berronar Truesilver	LG	Faithfulness, Healing, Home, Honesty, Loyalty, Marriage, Oaths, Records, Safety, The Dwarven Family	Good, Healing, Protection	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes♀	No	No	No	Heavy Mace	Berronan
Clangeddin Silverbeard	LG	Battle, Bravery, Honor in Battle, Valor, War	Good, Strength, War	LG, LN, NG	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Battleaxe	Clangeddite
Deep Duerra†	LE	Psionics, Conquest, Expansion	Evil, War	LN, LE, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Battleaxe	Duerran
Dugmaren Brightmantle	CG	Discovery, Invention, Scholarship	Good, Knowledge, Travel	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Shortsword	Dugmarenite
Dumathoin	N	Buried Wealth, Exploration, Gems, Guardian of the dead, Mining, Ores, and Shield Dwarves	Earth, Knowledge, Protection	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Maul	Dumathan
Gorm Gulthyn	LG	Defense, Guardian of all Dwarves, Watchfulness	Good, Protection, War	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dwarven Waraxe	Gormite
Haela Brightaxe	CG	Dwarven Fighters, Joy of Battle, Luck in Battle	Good, Luck, War	CG, CN, NG	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Greatsword	Haelan
Laduguer	LE	Artisans, Gray Dwarves, Magic, Magic Weapon Creation	Evil, Magic, Protection	LN, LE, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Warhammer	Ladugueran
Marthammor Duin	NG	Expatriates, Explorers, Guides, Lightning, Travelers	Good, Protection, Travel	CG, LG, NG	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Heavy Mace	Marthammoran
Moradin	LG	Creation, Dwarves, Metalcraft, Protection, Smithing, Stonework	Earth, Good, Protection	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Warhammer	Moradite
Sharindlar	CG	Courtship, Dancing, Fertility, Healing, Mercy, Romantic Love, the Moon	Good, Healing	NG, CG, CN	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Whip	Sharindlaran
Thard Harr	CG	Hunting, Jungle Survival, Wild Dwarves	Animal, Good, Plant	CG, CN, NG	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Gauntlet	Thardite
Vergadain	N	Chance, Luck, Negotiation, Nonevil Thieves, Sly Cleverness, Suspicion, Trickery, Wealth	Luck, Trickery	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Longsword	Vergadainan

† Unavailable for divine worship on TDN. See the deities' specific entries for reasoning.
♀ Female Paladins Only

Halfling Pantheon
Yondalla's Children was the collective name for the halfling pantheon, which was led by the greater deity Yondalla. They reside on the plane of Green Fields. As suggested by the conflicting representations of the halfling gods in various communities across Faerun, the mentality of a typical halfling holds that the only really important things are those that happen close to home. The Small Folk are far more interested in worshiping an immediate and beneficent deity - one whose responsibilities are to them, and no one else - rather than an abstract power who is presumed to oversee the entire race. The remoteness of most human deities, for example, bewilders many halflings, as does the deference human worshipers show to their deities. Halflings are not irreligious; while they treat Yondalla and her brood with respect, they are far less in awe of their pantheon than is the norm between deity and follower for other races. While many halflings worship within this pantheon it is common enough to find halflings who do not. On TDN, at character creation, halflings may worship deities within the halfling pantheon or Tymora.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Arvoreen	LG	Defense, Duty, Halfling Warriors, Vigilance, War	Good, Protection, War	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Short Sword	Arvoreenan
Brandobaris	N	Adventuring, Halfling Rogues, Stealth, Thievery	Luck, Travel, Trickery	NG, CG, N, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Brandobarian
Cyrrollalee	LG	Crafts, Friendship, Hospitality, the Hearth, Trust	Good, Protection	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Club	Cyrrollaleen
Sheela Peryroyl	N	Agriculture, Beauty, Dance, Nature, Romantic Love, Song, Weather	Air, Plant	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Sickle	Sheelite
Urogalan	LN	Death, Earth, Protection of the Dead	Earth, Protection	LE, LN, LG	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Heavy Mace	Urogalanan
Yondalla	LG	Bounty, Children, Creation, Family, Halflings, Leadership, Protection, Security, Tradition, Wisdom	Good, Protection	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Short Sword	Yondallan
Tymora or Shalamora	CG	Adventurers, Good Fortune, Skill, Victory	Good, Luck, Protection, Travel	CN, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Shuriken	Tymoran

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Gnome Pantheon
The Forgotten Folk of the Realms worship a pantheon known collectively as the Lords of the Golden Hills. They are so named for the plane where most dwell. The powers included in the pantheon vary from gnome clan to clan, but they are venerated or at least acknowledged in most gnome settlements. Urdlen, the Crawler Below, dwells in the Abyss, but he has tunneled into Bytopia on more than one occasion only to be driven back each time. While Garl Glittergold is clearly acknowledged as the leader of the gnome pantheon, he has never banished any god from that pantheon, even Urdlen, despite relentless attacks by the Evil One against its fellow powers and the Forgotten Folk. In general, gnomes are not a tremendously devout folk, yet they have a rich oral tradition that shows the tales of gods blending with those of mortal heroes. The gods embody the sense of mischievous fun and enduring community that characterizes gnome society, coupled with a strong sense of wanderlust and desire for adventure that is less common among the Forgotten Folk. The relationship between the gods, the people, and the gems and ores with which they work is tightly intertwined. On TDN, at character creation, gnomes may choose patron deities of the gnome pantheon or Gond.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Baervan Wildwanderer	NG	Travel, Nature, Forest Gnomes	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	LG, NG, CG	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Dagger	Baervanian
Baravar Cloakshadow	NG	Illusions, Deception, Traps, Wards	Good, Protection, Trickery	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Dagger	Baravarian
Callarduran Smoothhands	N	Mining, Stone, the Svirfneblin, the Underdark	Earth, Protection	NG, LN, N, CN, NE	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Battleaxe	Callardurian
Flandal Steelskin	NG	Metalworking, Mining, Physical Fitness, Smithing	Good, Strength	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Warhammer	Flandalian
Gaerdal Ironhand	LG	Vigilance, Combat, Martial Defense	Good, Protection, War	LG, NG, LN	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Warhammer	Gaerdalian
Garl Glittergold	LG	Protection, Humor, Trickery, Gem Cutting, Gnomes	Good, Protection, Trickery	LG, LN, NG	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Battleaxe	Garlian
Segojan Earthcaller	NG	Earth, Nature, the Dead	Earth, Good	LG, NG, CG	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Heavy Mace	Segojian
Urdlen	CE	Bloodlust, Evil, Greed, Hatred, Spriggans, Uncontrolled Impulse	Earth, Evil	CN, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Gauntlet	Urdlenian
Gond or Nebelun	N	Artifice, Construction, Craft, Smithwork	Earth, Fire, Knowledge	Any	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Warhammer	Gondar

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Orc Pantheon
Most extensive of all the goblinoid pantheons is that of the populous, fertile orc race. Their myth of pre-time, constantly retold by shamans around the campfire in the deepest dark of the night, is archetypal for most of the goblinoid races. These stories tell of how the pantheons of the elves, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, and humans cheated the orcs from fair lands to call home. But ever-mighty Gruumsh, lifted his spear and tore rifts across the mountains, hills, and meadows, and declared the orcs would dwell there. There they would survive, multiply and grow stronger until the day they spread across the world and slayed the rest of the other pantheons' collected people. Then they shall inherit the world that was cheated from him. Thus the orcs had their homes, and the day shall come when orcs rule alone, and this is why they rage war: War for the righteous wrath of Gruumsh, war unceasing and endless. Everything is subjugated to this drive for territory through war, and the other orcish deities simply reflect various facets of this central drive. Half-orcs who are raised in orc tribes generally follow the tribe's religious customs, while half-orcs raised around humans lean towards the Faerûnian pantheon. On TDN, at character creation, half-orcs my choose patrons of both pantheons.

Deity	Align	Portfolio	Domains	Priest Align	Cleric	Shaman	Paladin	Monk	Druid	Ranger	Favored Weapon	Adjective
Bahgtru	CE	Brute Strength, Loyalty, Stupidity	Evil, Strength	CN, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Gauntlet	Bahgtrum
Gruumsh	CE	Conquest, Orcs, Strength, Survival, Territory	Evil, Strength, War	CN, CE, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Long Spear	Gruuman
Ilneval	NE	Combat, Overwhelming Numbers, Strategy, War	Destruction, Evil, War	LE, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Longsword	Ilnevallan
Luthic	NE	Caves, Fertility, Healing, Home, Orc Females, Servitude, Wisdom	Earth, Evil, Healing	LE, CE, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Gauntlet	Luthican
Shargaas	CE	Darkness, Night, Stealth, Thieves, the Underdark	Evil, Trickery	CN, CE, NE	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Short Sword	Shargaasan
Yurtrus	NE	Death, Disease	Death, Destruction, Evil	LE, NE, CE	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Unarmed Strike	Yurtran

Nature Patrons
The two classes of nature, Druids and Rangers, are both expected to follow a deity of nature. While some druids and rangers may feel that they receive their spells from nature, they are divine casters who really receive their spells from the gods of nature. This also means that not fulfilling a deity's dogma or not following the codes of their class, may lead to a loss of spellcasting. Druids follow very close to the canon nature deity list, however, rangers are allowed a bit broader selection.

Warlock Patrons
Warlocks are arcane spellcasters who use pacts, from recent to generations-old, to allow them to channel powerful abilities of arcane might that would otherwise be closed to them. The most common beings to act as warlock patrons are devils, elder evils of the Far Realm, fey, or demons.

Patron Spirits
Shamans do not directly serve patron spirits but instead bargain with the spirits who serve the patrons. These spirits act as intermediaries between the shaman and the powerful patrons of the natural world including primal spirits, primordials, and archfey who are the sources of the divine magic.

Archfiends
Archfiends are the most powerful fiends, usually a demon lord or an archdevil, and typically rule over a layer of the Abyss or the Nine Hells. Some archfiends are worshiped by cults as gods, while others prefer to discreetly accrue power.

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