Faerun Pantheon

There are many gods and goddesses who are worshiped on Toril and throughout the multiverse. These are some of the most widely worshiped gods on the continent of Faerun. Some countries, like Theros, may have their own unique pantheon.

Each god tends to represent a unique aspect of the humanoid condition. Some may even be credited for creating certain lands, humanoids, unique worlds, or even entire realms.

These gods are empowered by belief. The more believers they have, and the more devout those believers are, the stronger they become. Heroes and villains who achieve great deeds or cause terrible devastation can achieve godhood as their stories become legends and those legends become revered.

Empowered by new believers and followers, new gods often supplant the old gods who reigned over their domain. Some gods covet their power so they actively participate in their followers’ daily lives to ensure their belief remains intact. Others take a less direct approach or simply observe their believers and the world as a neutral party.

Fallen old gods who lose their faith return to the material plane. They retain their impressive magical abilities, however, it’s just a taste of what they had as a god. Many will try to regain their godhood but it's rare to do so. It's known that, in a rare event where a god dies, their divine body is sent to the astral plane. It is unknown if this is some kind of natural hibernation period where their soul remains in their body until they're strong enough to wake or if godly souls depart as mortal souls would.

The divine can be broken down into categories: demigods, lesser gods, and greater gods.

## Deities

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## Trickster Gods

After Ubtao abandoned Chult and the city of Omu descended into chaos, the trickster gods came to fill the void. They weren't technically gods but lesser deities. They were killed by Acererak and trapped in the Tomb of Annihilation.

**Wongo** - A chaotic evil god who was represented by a Su-Monster, which is a monkey-like creature. He was violent and deranged. He possessed Voloth, giving him the ability to unleash a psionic attack. Voloth left Wongo behind the Tomb of Annihilation after the mission was over.

**Unkh** - A pure neutral goddess who was represented by a Flail Snail. The party never opened her sarcophagus, thus never releasing her.

**Obo’Laka** - A lawful neutral goddess who was represented by a Zorbo, a koala-like creature. She was nervous and obsessive. Peggy offered herself to this goddess, gaining the ability to change her skin to match a material she touched. Peggy freed her from the tomb after the mission.

**Shagambi** - A neutral good goddess who was represented by a Kamadan, which is a leopard with snakes coming out of its shoulders.  The party never opened her sarcophagus, thus never releasing her.

**Moa** - A lawful good goddess represented by a Jaculi, a snake with a dragon’s head. She possessed Vlad, giving him the ability to become invisible. She wouldn’t let him kill others though. He released her from the tomb after their mission was done.

**Papazotl** - A lawful evil god represented by an Eblis, or a crane-like creature. He was shrewd and conniving. He possessed Neuriel, which gave him the ability to fly and covered him in bright feathers. Neuriel left Papazotl trapped in the tomb.

**Kubazan** - A chaotic good god who was represented by a froghemoth. He possessed Dani, making her reckless but incredibly strong. Dani released him from the tomb after the mission.

**Tung-Tung** - A neutral evil goddess who was represented by a Grung. She possessed Calypso, giving her a whip-like tongue and a vulnerability to lightning damage. Calypso trapped Tung-Tung in the tomb.
**I’jin** - A chaotic neutral goddess who was represented by an Almiraj. She possessed Vulveeta, making her more dexterous but also dumb. Vulveeta freed I’jin from the tomb.