Lore:Gods S

, God of Luck
 

Sanguine
 

, the Worldskin, Yokudan God of Everything
 

Secunda
 

, the Second Serpent
Yokudan version of Lorkhan. Tall Papa wanted help regulating the spirit trade,  so he created Sep, also called the "Second Serpent", from the detritus of past skins. Sep could not think straight due to intense hunger, and Tall Papa sometimes had to reach down his throat and save spirits Sep had erroneously eaten. Sep eventually got tired of helping Tall Papa.  Eventually driven crazy by the hunger of  , Sep convinced some of the gods to help him make an easier alternative to the Walkabout,  the process of sliding between worldskins to escape the hunger of Satakal which was pioneered by Tall Papa. Tall Papa, of course, knew better, and just shook his head as they formed a ball from past skins to live on.  Sep's skin-ball became the mortal world, and the spirits who followed Sep became trapped there to live out their lives as mortals,  and they had to resort to procreation to have any form of survival.  Sep was punished by Tall Papa for his transgressions, but his hunger lives on as a void in the stars, a 'non-space' that tries to upset mortal entry into the  .  Tall Papa is said to have squashed the Second Serpent with a big stick. While the rest of the new world was allowed to strive back to godhood, Sep could only slink around in a dead skin, or swim about in the sky, a hungry void that jealously tried to eat the stars. 

Sethiete
Sethiete (also called Seth)  was a deity that was widely worshipped across Tamriel during the Imperial Simulacrum in the late-Third Era. The nature of Sethiete is unknown, but what is known is his influence back when he was prominent. His place of worship was known as the Temple of Sethiete, and one of his temples is a landmark in the city of Camlorn. It anchors the main street with the Royal Palace.  Seth's followers held vast control over the city, Gideon during the Simulacrum.  There is the exclamation, "By Sethiete", which is used in the Kingdom of Camlorn.  Sometime prior to the Imperial Simulacrum, Jagar Tharn was a follower of Sethiete and a member of the temple in Camlorn, sometime four years before he impersonated Emperor Uriel Septim VII and started the decade of conflict. 

, Goddess of Spiders
thumb|right|Shagrath's Host
An obscure goddess, whose High Priestess once threatened all of Valenwood with an army of spiders.  She is associated with the Green and the birth of the world, and spiders are her blessed creatures.  Vanus Galerion believed that she was responsible for showing the changeling Selene how to take form. Whether Shagrath was lost to time or still exists in some form remains a mystery, though Galerion speculated that one being from the birth of the world who possesses an affinity for spiders, seemingly Mephala, was the same deity as Shagrath. 
 

, the Mind God
Sheggorath, known as the Skooma Cat  and the Mind God, is a Khajiiti deity whose sphere is the Mortal Mind and its stability.  Sheggorath tests the Khajiit by making them doubt the truth of their own thoughts, beliefs, and actions. He must be faced and overcome before one can visit Hermorah's library. There is a belief among some Khajiit tribes that Sheggorath is dead, and that he has been replaced by "something Other". 

, the Mad God
 

, Bad Man
In  , the Bad Man is the source of all strife. He seems to have started as the god of crop failure, but most modern theologians agree that he is a demonized version of the Nordic Shor, born during the dark years after the fall of  .  Some sculptures created by the Breton's Nedic ancestors have been found in Glenumbra, which paint what appears to be their version of Sheor before he was villainized, and pair him with Mara. 

, God of Man 
 

, God of the Underworld
 

Sithis
 

, Mystery of Morrowind
 

, God of Mercy
 

, God of Ransom
Nordic precursor to Stendarr, brother of Tsun. Shield-thane of Shor, Stuhn was a warrior god that fought against the Aldmeri pantheon. He showed Men how to take, and the benefits of taking, prisoners of war. 

, Warlock's God
 
 

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