Kuelgon mythology

The Kuelgons -- the dominant race of the Konjor Supercorporation -- have their own mythology which was spread throughout their realm. It was a crude mockery of Igarin mythology.

The gods of the Kuelgons of the Konjor Supercorporation were derived from those of the Poreseai victors and the deities of their ancestors, but they became more degraded and monstrous. Either it was done out of hatred of their Igarin counterparts, it was done to make them more relatable to their worshippers' mutated condition, or it could be due to the influence of pop culture. Any of these deities is known as a *muna* (meaning "endless").

## Main deities

* **Frinqar, Frinqa** - the six-armed, six-scimitared god of mutation, transformation, magic, and ambition. Six is his favourite number, and he is often worshipped by soldiers and warriors with furious incantations and brutish dances. Because mutation is a basic characteristic of nearly every Kuelgon, Frinqar is the most popular god of the Kuelgon pantheon.
	+ Although Frinqar is mostly worshipped by males and drones, female dancer-priestesses of Frinqar are known as zoryko, and are said to have stronger forms of magic.
	+ One battlecry of the Konjor Supercorporation (especially from Kuelgon-dominated regiments) is "Darkness devouring Darkness". It refers to Frinqar's powers over chaos being able to defeat and destroy the power of the Igarin sun god Faneson. Frinqar is sometimes depicted as the ruler of the dark abysses of Chaos, and Faneson is referred by his enemies as one of "the dark gods" for the countless murders done in his name. Therefore it pits one kind of darkness (primordial chaos and insanity) against another kind of darkness (imperialism, exploitation, and fanaticism)
* **Gûri (Sab)** - the creator of souls and spirits, represented by an ever-scattering cluster of blue fabrics. He and his rivals Slub (yellow), Robi (red), and Slak (green) were the supposed creators of the universe and the four genders; in Gûri's case, he is the patron of males. He was the earlier husband of Mulid, the earth goddess, before he entombed her into the planet Kuelgon. Enemy of Gûl/Ils, the god of death.
* **Mulid** - the goddess of the planet Kuelgon, agriculture (even in irradiated, polluted places) and the patron of monsters and pets. She is represented as a walking slab of soil with only a mouth.
* **Spursa** - the goddess of sex and reproduction, represented as a brown cloud of ever-exploding fluids and spores.
* **Slubar** - the god of the poisoned Kuelgonian sky, and Mulid's current husband, who is presented either as a cluster of yellow fabrics or as a giant yellow cyclone wreathed in lightning. Kuelgons pray to him before they enter or leave the atmosphere of any planet. The patron of drones (the third Igarin gender *and* mechanical drones), and in later times he is worshipped by nonbinary Kuelgons as their patron.
* **Slak** - the kindhearted goddess of fertility, planets, and microorganisms, represented by a cluster of green fabrics. She is the patron of the carer gender.
* **Robi** - the capricious goddess of romantic love, represented by a cluster of scattered red fabrics. She is also the patron of females, and their menstrual cycle and sexuality, which the abusive Kuelgons traditionally viewed as "disgusting" or "weak". She is also the mother of the deities Firri, Forre, and Fûrire, goddesses of three different standards of beauty.
* **Gûl (Ils)** - the god of death, represented as an enormous, smoking skull that always chews. As Ils, he drives people to self-destructive insanity. Enemy of Gûri/Sab, the god of life.
* **Darano** - the red-furred god of dragons and wealth, and servant of the death god Gûl as he carries departed souls to his realm. Appears as a flying dragon with two magical orbs on his paws, and also breathes fire formed from slain demons, he uses these orbs to give abilities and longer life to those whom he considered to be worthy. Once the patron of certain knightly orders of the Konjor Supercorporation.
* **Fûrire** - the winged, vengeful goddess of wealth and prosperity, and perhaps the most benign and loving of the Kuelgon gods. Unlike her Igarin counterpart and unlike most of the other Kuelgon gods, she is depicted as fat *and* beautiful (though still as monstrous as the rest), and she seems to be a patron of canids, dogs, and anthropomorphic canines. Her eight arms wield lances, hooks, and spears to protect her worshippers, who came from the weak and bullied of Kuelgon society.
* **Fanoro** - the other sky god, and the patron of clear air and fire. He is Fûrire's husband, and from their union the sky spirits and celestials were born.
* **Fajond, Foitra, and Funtyre** - three wolf goddesses who are the daughters of Furire and Fanoro. Fajond is a wind goddess, Foitra is a patroness of combat, and Funtyre is the patroness of beasts and monsters.
	+ Fajond had two husbands; Foitra had one husband; and Funtyre simply created her own children from her torn skin before she married a wolf-man who was hunting.
* **Firri** - the beautiful goddess of beauty, and the patron of civilian clones and fashion.
* **Forre** - the distorted goddess of beauty, and the patron of free Kuelgons who seek beauty. Sister of Firri and one of several daughters of Robi.
* **Blô** - the god of war, represented by a red humanoid with four arms and many jaws. One of two patrons of the Konjor military, the other being Vastanom, his pupil.
* **Varenom** - the god of knowledge, innovation, and victory (and in some cases cynicism and atheism). Depicted as a cyan humanoid with a melting face. Twin brother of Vastanom the Stomper.
* **Vastanom** - the god of victory, dragons, and destruction. Depicted as a humanoid with a faceless goblet for a head that always stomps as he walks. He and Varenom were the first creations of Frinqar when he was bored. Patron god of military clones and the flying *glov-teg* dragons that are native to Kuelgon.
* **Ziret** - the god of messengers. Depicted as two legs bearing a grey or black brazier wearing a crown of envelopes.
* **Nailoq** - the god of wisdom and enlightenment. Depicted as a humanoid with a shadowy body and a black and white mask, armed with a dual scythe-spear. As he was derived from Neelo (the god of heretics and atheism), he only Igarin god that is treated as a good deity in the Kuelgon myths, rather than being reviled like the other gods.

### Minor gods

* **Renga** - a ram-like god of war and determination. The ever-furious steed of Blô's iron chariot.
* **Hânur** - the god of darkness and oblivion. The first deity to appear from the Void where he was formed.
* **Hasek** - the god of undoing and aversion
* **Undor** - the other god of darkness, and ignorance.
* **Urtâ** - the god of sport and sexual activeness. Aunor's twin brother, and an ancestor of many prominent Noskowis and Kuelgons (from his alleged trysts).
* **Duzalkoh** - a scholar who wisely suggested that more forests should be planted to stop a heatwave. After he burned to death from the heatwave, he was made into the god of forests and trees.
* **Zuleknari** - the goddess of herbs.
* **Koznolkoh** - the god of agriculture. He and Zuleknari are husband and wife.
* **Suendeh** - a farming goddess
* **Klŷtnare** - a hunting goddess
* **Upet** - the goddess of cooking
* **Drengeri and Klunderi** - two men who represented the clearing of the Zaroqda Scrap Mountains. Klunderi was a real person who led one of the campaigns.
* **Skŷrotloi** - mountain gods of the north
* **Irvirô** - war and sun god

## Noskowi gods

These were the gods worshipped by the Noskowi people on the eve of the Poreseai exile. Disgusted by the cruelty of Kuelgon society, many Kuelgons revived the worship of their ancestral deities as they regarded the Konjor pantheon as made-up deities.

Some of them are from older names of the Konjor gods from surviving records of Noskowi society.

* Gûroi, Sulb, Ronbi, Salk - four deities that created the universe. While the Kuelgons depict them as sash explosions, the ancient Noskowi saw them as four great lights.
	+ Gûroi is the blue god of the north and males
	+ Sulb is the red god of the west and females
	+ Ronbi is the yellow god of the south and drones
	+ Salk is the green god of the east and carers
* Sarja - god of the sky. He has ten arms when he uses his powers.
* Utnari - goddess of the sky and rain
* Muladno - goddess of the earth.
* Sakarita - goddess of fertility and lust. She, Muladno, and Utnari are Sarja's three wives, making them also the goddesses of marriage, polygamy, and fertility.
	+ From them came the three oldest tribes of the Noskowi.
	+ In the revived Noskowi pantheon, the polygamous marriage was sanitised into the three goddesses being married to Sarja and his two brothers.
* Otnoq - formerly a dialectal name for Sarja ("Lodestar" or "Pole"), now the god of the stars. Husband of Muladno.
* Dalaigra - formerly a title for Sarja ("Bolt-cloud"), now the god of lightning and passion. Husband of Sakarita.
* Vânoh - the god-king of fire and all fire deities. Also the patron of mutation that all Noskowi have, so he is depicted with six arms.
* Irvirô - war and sun god
* Bil - the moon god
* Ljuki - the moon goddess of the full moon or summer months. She represents beauty and warmth.
* Uoki - the moon goddess of the new moon or winter months. She represents cold and spite.
* Nil - a pale sun god, representing the winter sun. He is also the god of icy weather.
* Izol and Zol - two brothers representing sunrise and sunset.
* Faira and Foira - the goddesses of beauty. Faira represents gentleness, while Foira represents aggression.
* Zakrenoq - the god of storms. Husband of Faira and Foira.
* Oluqri - the god of wisdom. Depicted as having a head of a wolf with three mouths.
* Tleitquir, Telquir - the god of writing.
* Toragnahoq - the god of technology.
* Sâirequve - the goddess of magic. She and Toragnahoq were considered as the ancestors of a tribe of geniuses.

### Minor gods

* Manetre, Glohetre, Kileqre, Gnuzatra, Vzaloi - the goddesses of dance.
* Milaq - the goddess of parties and happiness.
* Zoroqtri - the god of duels.
* Klahnadra - the god of livestock.
* Dorihoq - the god of hatching and birthdays.
* Zîtra - the god of messengers, travellers, and the planets.
* Hundred Zîtrilqer - the hundred sons of Zîtra vomited from his mouth after he ate a nebula. Each Zîtrilqer looks like a pair of legs with a hat or an object as a faceless head.
	+ Each of the Zitrilqer gods represents a sort of technology or machine. The most popular of the Zitrilqer are Madraloq (the god of telephones and speech), Nodraq (the god of electricity and lightning), and Zellqraq (the god of wires, television, messengers, and roads).
* Oi - the god of the number zero and circles. He appears as a sphere or a ring.
* Io - the god of gates, borders, and change. He appears as a walking disk with two legs.
* Daharandal, Dauroqla - a red dragon who juggles four to nine suns on his paws. He is a fire god of luck, all dragons, and good fortune.

### Wolf deities

The wolf gods and their kingdom, located in the western sky, were supposedly created by Ronbi as a joke.

* Fjûrilre - the White Wolf, a winged goddess of protection, wrath, and justice. Has six arms with a weapon when she is angered.
* Fainorao - the Sky Hound, a sky god. The husband of Fjûrilre, they produced three daughters.
* Furidna, Furidno, and Furidne; or Funad, Fundo, and Fuind - the three daughters of Fjûrilre and Fainorao, they looked like wolves. Furidna can fly, and she controls the winds; Fundo is a master swordswoman, and she is a patroness of combat; and Fuind is a jester and dancer, and she is the patroness of pets and beasts.
* Iadra and Loido - the husbands of Furidna. They are also wolves like her, but they were arrogant princes of a divine kingdom who were humbled and punished. They became the gods of discipline and humour.
* Skaddar - the husband of Fundo, another wolf man who once sparred with her until they fell in love. The two made love by melting into an ooze, and produced a hundred puppies eighteen days later.
* Oilqodoz - the husband of Fuind, a wolf man who found her while he was hunting with a bow. Both of them danced, and in every of their dances together they created several stellar monsters from their hair and sweat. Pleased by their hideous abominations, Fuind and Oilqondoz married.

## Regional deities

These are deities worshipped by descendants of Kuelgons who migrated to further parts of the Galaxy. Their ancestors venerated variants of the Noskowi civilisation's gods, or preserved local deities that were abandoned by the neo-Noskowi rebels when they broke away from Barabyol rule.

### Anchanokke Pantheon

The Anchanokke venerate their own folk deities, in addition to the Aesir and Vanir.

* Klunda - the Smith, god of industry and metal
* Fonjun - the Guide, appears as a hooded figure with a lantern, god of darkness and courage
* Gaspak - the Seer, a knight with a lance, god of emotions and concentration
* Merafan - the Sower, god of agriculture
* Qojandof - the Raiser, goddess of the harvest, patroness of peasants and anyone who grows plants
* Baimuri - the Bestower, goddess of fortune, happiness, and music. Wife of Reka.
* Rekâ, Rekâu - the handsome god of youth, students, and the dance. Husband of Baimuri.
* Ñamilo, Ngamilo, Gamilo - the god of wealth, and gold. Freyja's spokesman to the wights and fairies of her heavenly domain. His sacred emblem is three golden spades. He also has his own knighthood on Anchanok.
* Nine Sorceresses - the Assistants, servants of the Norns who turn events to their worshippers' favour with the right motivation (not offerings)

### Rukthaneh Pantheon

The Rukthaneh venerate their Noskowi ancestral deities in addition to the Novantirna pantheon.

* Tisharis - son of Narsandra and Vaisara. God of the sunset and travel.
* Nasharis - son of Narsandra and Vaisara, God of the morning and building.
* Othnae - goddess of snow and the colour white.
* Othnorr - god of the northern stars. Husband of Othnae.
* Vahna - god of fire
* Eokre - goddess of winter, hatred, cruelty, and the undead. Also a name for Hell.
* Faetha and Foentha - twin goddesses of beauty.
* Tograhqro - god of technology and machines
* Tleiqtho - god of writing and messengers
* Neru - goddess of magic and protection
* Monoijor - the younger sister, patron goddess of the planet Moinejor, war, daughters, the colour red, love, romance, duels, and happiness. Her spouse is supposed to be a secret only revealed to those who swear an oath never to harm them.
* Medednor - the older sister of Meijonor who shares her role as the goddess of warriors. Although she already existed during the settlement of Rukthan, she became more prominent as a replacement for Monoijor due to alleged incidents caused by breaking the taboo.
* Mithonul - the husband of Medednor. Supposedly the god of strategy.

#### Rukthaneh demons

* Naf and Nef - the gods of robbery and looting.
* Nefta - the god of scams, liars, murder, destruction, and Terrans.
* Naffatar - the god of stealing, killing, corruption, selfishness, and apathy.

## The new gods

The "new gods" were devised by other Noskowis, Kuelgons that rejected or reformed their Kuelgon culture. They represent values that those Noskowis represented as their new society, or things that were popular among the Noskowis.

### West Pantheon

The West Pantheon was venerated to the east of the Londurilli, at the Galaxy's northwest. They consist of popular folktales and celebrities from other and later Noskowi cultures, or symbolic characters for cultural values or popular things.

* Oklaprinti - a celebrity from the old Noskowi civilisation who was notorious for accidentally dropping a cake as he fell from a staircase. He is worshipped as a god of food.
* Oimoq - a Kuelgon toymaker who brought joy to many children, and refused to commit cruelty. He was killed after he accidentally fell into a cluster of cogs, crushing him to death. He became a patron deity of toys, machines, and robots.
* Skunda - the toucan god of wisdom and trickery.
* Gunti and Gundi - two wolf goddesses who are sisters. They are the goddesses of brotherhood, friendship, and music. Their sacred musical key corresponds to B flat major.

### East Pantheon

The East Pantheon was venerated in the north of the Galaxy, to the west of the Konjors' western frontier. Its gods were devised from a crowdfunding poll, being popular fictional or mystical characters, similar to the deities of Volzeraen.

* Mairoqa - a angry and excited blue-haired goddess who loved archery and rock music. The patroness of war, storms, the sea, and justice.
* Kotrunqo - a red god of wrestlers and mountains. Three years after the East Pantheon was founded, he and Mairoqa are regarded as husband and wife, as the king and queen of the pantheon.

## The "shadow gods"

In Kuelgonian mythology, several gods were created from the shadows of several existing deities, shaped by said deities' crudest and most horrendous desires. They enjoyed the company of their worshippers, who were viewed mostly as deviant outcasts of Kuelgonian society to be toyed with and reviled as "freaks among freaks"; they were only invoked in the mainstream Kuelgon religion to attack the Konjor Supercorporation's enemies. The main deities of this "hidden pantheon" were Aunor, Sarnja, Vinôra, Vaulara, Nauro, and Noura.

* **Aunor** - the red and gold god of valour, courage, and fanaticism, created from the shadow of Gûri. Husband of Sarnja: from their union some ancient Noskowi rulers were produced. He is also one of Blô's students; more specifically, his squire. Patron of male homosexual Kuelgons. His worshippers envisioned a Kuelgon ruled by warriors who love combat and waging war as much as they love the finer arts.
* **Sarnja** - the pink-purple, pervasive goddess of beauty, art, and desperate/excited love, created from the shadow of Robi. Wife of Aunor: from their some ancient Noskowi rulers were produced. She is one of Mulid's servants; more specifically her hairdresser/gardener. Patron of female homosexual Kuelgons. Her worshippers sought to rule over Kuelgon and make it into a realm that celebrates all kinds of possible forms of romance and vengeance, and where its rulers are replaced by females who become its ultimate queens.
* **Vinôra** - the green-blue god of compassion and animals, created from the shadow of Slubar. Patron of bisexual Kuelgons. His worshippers sought for Kuelgon to be a "paradise of love and lust".
* **Vaulara** - the yellow-pink goddess of fate. Patron of bisexual Kuelgons. Wife of Vinôra. Her worshippers sought for Kuelgon to be a "paradise of fairness".
* **Naurov** - the blue-gold god of knowledge, magic, and the alleged creator and lord of the bygone Celestials and their civilisation. Created from the shadow of Slak. Patron of transgender Kuelgons and mutants who turned their abilities into arts, and twin brother of Noura. His worshippers seek to make Kuelgon into a realm populated by shapeshifters who will do anything -- even cruelty -- to achieve knowledge.
* **Nourav** - the gold-blue goddess of wonder, discovery, and inventors. Created from the shadow of Slak. Patron of transsexual Kuelgons, and twin sister of Nauro. Her worshippers seek to make mutation and mechanisation more accessible not only for the Supercorporation, but to every other civilisation in the Galaxy, sometimes by spreading mutagens and cybernetic implants.

### Related minor deities

* **Vorzo** - the god of muscles, strength, and revenge. One of Aunor's two lovers, the other being his spouse Sarnja.
* **Hirti** - the green-white goddess of action and cunning. One of Sarnja's two lovers, the other being her spouse Aunor.

### Minor cults, heresies, and monsters

* **Oriv** - the octopus god of the working class. His worshippers seek to rule over Kuelgon as a dictatorship where everything belongs to its citizens, "managed" by his priesthood.
* **The Grand Train/Mablottarak** - the god of the Kuelgon civilisation. His worshippers seek to enforce the status quo for Kuelgon, that all Kuelgons are to observe its traditional norms with fanatical devotion and with little change until the end of time, no matter how backwards or costly they seem.
* **Orvori** - the god of relentless industry and progress. His worshippers seek to make Kuelgon into a fully-mechanised world where all of its inhabitants have a mixture of mechanical implants and a series of mutation powers, and to convert the entire Galaxy into one enormous techno-state. They also prefer to kill the weak.
* **Plagura** - the goddess of backwardsness, barbarism, and rage, representing everything that seemed wrong about the female gender. She is represented as a bowl of shrieking appendages. Whenever she and Murvid meet, they copulate with as much hatred as possible, causing new sapient races to be generated into existence: their direct offspring become sapient, while their fluids and particles evolve into animals and beasts.
* **Murvid** - the god of unbridled desire and lust, representing everything that seemed wrong about the male gender. From his hate-filled sexual union with Plagura, other races of the Galaxy were created. He is represented as a cone of spear-tips.
* **Malrogdir** - the goddess of oblivion, who seeks total destruction of all life.
* **Zrub** - the goddess of filth, illness, and joy in suffering.
* **Muzkar** - the god of cannibalism, cruelty and bloodlust, appearing mostly as a spider-like cage of blood-stained ladders and pale pallid bones. Mostly invoked as a curse towards enemies.

## Tyrant gods

Regardless of disputes, the Kuelgons reviled most of the Igarins' pantheon, as they were related to the Poreseai who exiled them into their poisoned homeworld.

* **Kur-kur** - the creator of the universe and the mastermind of many catastrophes, represented as two floating tiles. (Kuri)
* **Fanorq** - a solar demon who devours souls. (Faneson)
* **Fezolq** - a solar demon who orchestates accidents. (Fasolan)
* **Brozqir** - a monstrous squid that feeds on declining civilisations (Poressa Kuri)
* **Naudoq** - a giant suit of burning armour who devoured the souls of the Poreseai and their hated emperors. (Nalwaros)
* **Zerin** - a being of pure flame who feeds on the selfless dead. (Erinnjas)

## Characters

* Jagilzon and Jagilton - kinslayers, hated and dreaded even by other Kuelgons during a cruel era.
* Olrok Ronpassy - a Kuelgon man with a very long mouth. He was notorious for his beheadings, but he was beheaded and thrown into a valley. The excessive sorcery committed during his time caused several broken guillotines to reassemble into a spider-like monster, with a silent, dazed head as its "crown".
* Mekki and Samekki - two brothers who were stupid fools.
* Tubavqo (Konjor Kuelgon: Tulvabqlob, Tulvab Glob "the stupid purple fool") - a purple murderer who was notorious for his abusive behaviour and his sharp jaws. However, he was also cursed to become th ultimate failure after someone tricked him into being punished by the gods.

### Mortals

* grâ - hag
* oina - young witch
* teqtu - witch
* norost - warlock

## Lesser beings

* glov-teg - flying dragons that are native to the planet Kuelgon.
* imvar, yvvar - angelic tyrants from the dawn of creation, supposedly born from the first stars that gained sentience. Those who became good were turned into imvarkeo, while the evil yvvar degenerated into monsters.
* **tahyur** - lucky stars who bless their worshippers. Invoked when someone misses something bad.
* amnerikkeo, omnerik, obnerik - einherjar
* qongorvo - vulture-like harpies
* darôks - a scythed wraith on a three-headed raptor
* stûlek - a stump-like ogre formed from ancient nobles' defiled remains
* tubav - a tree-like monster
* tur - a festering knight who challenges others to a duel
* Vâlatagra - a scythed being who collects the souls of weaklings when they die
* Gratlarmuna, Grotlaq - wolf-gods
* Irdoh - dragon gods
* Maundloq - mountain gods
* Srahdoq - fire gods
* doldo - troll
* nodoq - goblin
* Grohloq - wolf-spirits armed with swords.
* Grohloqar - female wolf-spirits, wraiths of the winds and storms
* qongor - harpy
* qongorvo - harpy women, valkyries, deathbringers
* Zlepgrid - Sleipnir
* idbeh - elf
* uikkel, oikel - fishman
* uive - fairy
* gûruhloh, flûjaloh, flâjoh, qrovirok, skrohkel, ûlvikel, fjûlakel - werewolf (most of the terms are derogatory)
* goltynloh, goltynkel - pumpkin man

### Undead

* nonez - undead (usually reanimated or cursed bodies; ghosts are generally not considered *nonezkeo*)
* haizahaez - army of undead or ghosts
* qangroqom - wraiths bound in burning or smouldering chains, of embittered warriors and murderers.
* tjedz - the burning ghost of a slave
* glâhkar - cut-off heads whose bodies and arms are made of guillotines. These hungry, spider-like wraiths feed on blood, enjoying piercing they prey with their blade-like legs. The glâhkar were animated by excess magic. Some glâhkarkeo built their own bodies from the piles of skulls that their former bodies were surrounded, making them more flexible and horrifying.
* nôreh - a spirit of a murderer
* kelukel, skaroq - vampire
* ozqohlep, ozlep - zombie
* fultinaru, fultinel - mummy, tied king

### Demons

* drul, druh - greater demon
* duzol, droz, dûr - demon

## Eras

* Age of Sorcery
* War in Heaven
* Age of Magic
* Age of Heroes
* The Great Exile
* Barabyol Empire, Age of Vengeance
* Age of the Plagues
* Ascendancy Era

## Places

### Greater realms

* **Zôr-Zarue** - Realm of Galaxies/Stars, a heaven-like domain for good Kuelgons. This is the realm of the star-gods and their servants, the tahyurkeo.
	+ As it was replaced by Zomukla, Sarmelonid-era Kuelgonian literature states that it was devoured and torn apart by monsters and dragons.
	+ Others fight back by claiming that it still lives on in all good beings throughout the universe, even in non-Kuelgons, as their souls will be sucked into that place after their deaths.
* **Zareplau** - Realm of Hate, a hellish realm for wicked, evil, and monstrous Kuelgons.
	+ Kuelgon society has become so corrupt and warlike, that many institutions across the planet glorified Zareplau as a place where their monstrous souls become demons that will destroy the hated Igarin Empire, their rivals, and eventually all life.
	+ The capital of Zareplau is Quimbollo, the Hall of Blood.
* **Zomukla** - the Grand Void, another hellish realm for the weakest Kuelgons.
	+ In official Kuelgonian lore, this is what awaits good souls and the souls of weak people instead of Zôr-Zarue, where they are then devoured by its darkness.
* **Zlarazlen** - the World of Magic, the home of the highest gods. Believed to be a holy brimming with howling currents of pure chaos, entropy, and colliding anti-matter.
* **Munaplau** - the World of the Gods. This multiverse where mortals live.
* **Narneinak** - the world of searing fires, the source of all creation. This was where the creator god Gûri was born, and he fashioned the other five dimensions into existence by his hammer and anvil.
* **Okkombo** - No-Body, the surrounding void.

### Locations

* West Heaven, Wolf Heaven - according to Kuelgon and Noskowi mythology, the westward skies and their storms are the domain of the wolf-gods, created by the Four Creators as a joke that became monstrously cute.
* Dragon Heaven - the eastern skies where the dragon-gods live.
* North Heaven - the northern skies where mountain gods rule.
* South Heaven - the southern skies where fire gods reign.
* Vahlondin - Valhalla, a place of eternal torment where warriors who do not undergo the proper funerary rites will go to be tortured.
	+ Although the Kuelgons delighted in a warrior heaven (which in their case is Hell), being in Valhalla meant that they cannot become monsters and demons, therefore making it Hell for Konjor militarists.

## Religious aspects

* sûrun(z) - holy, sacred
* muna - god, deity
* zana, zanozar - prayer
* (zar)quzar - chant, trance
* kalûr - priest
* zoryk - dancer priest of Frinqar with six arms
* zoryko - dancer priestess of Frinqar with six arms
* takke - dice
* zrik - to tear apart
* mondo - great temple, honour, strength
* rîn(dy) - sanctuary, shrine
* nâfana - immortality
* qozir - blessing
* qozirke - blessed, mutated
* qozorik, qozurok - worthy (of the gods), favoured, blessed, mutated (in a very beneficial way)
* qozri - mutated
* qôzrid - curse
* qozroi - mutant, blessed one
	+ Variants: qozron (male), qozîjan (female), qozlôr (drone), qozvyen (carer)
* qôzorond - magical warrior, higher or elite war sorcerer
* qôzrond - war wizard, war sorcerer, magical soldier or warrior
* mabqozron, mauqozron - greater mutant, champion (of the gods)
* qôz - hex, curse, spell, magical attack, blast
* qôzor, qouzor - spell, magical attack or blast, magical missile or bolt
* uzor - curse
* uruoz - great curse
* urot, urol - cursed
* tahyur - luck, lucky star
* hablo - sacrifice
* zlekke - slaughter, killing, execution, massacre, sacrifice, sacrificial killing, human/Igarin sacrifice
* zûr - road
* zûru - power
* zurna - hatred
* zurnazûr - power or path of hatred, dark sorcery, chaos magic
* zlar - magic, sorcery, rituals, chanting
* zlarond - sorcerer, wizard
	+ Variants: zlarîjan (female), zlarlôr (drone), zlarvyen (carer)
* zil - magic, divine power
* zilzoqron - enchanted, surronded by magic
* qoroz, solq, llos, llui, hlau, hlavas - spell
* hyskom - haunted place, cursed place, nexus of darkness
* (a)zlâg - battle-frenzy, rage
* ausor - ceremony
* mondue - sorting enemies, war
* Qongorin - Gungnir

## Trivia

* The main Kuelgon gods were influenced by the Chaos Gods of Warhammer, including the Chaos Gods of Order and renegade deities like Malal. The shadow gods were a joke that the author used as a tribute to "pride art".
	+ Nailoq, the masked Igarin god of enlightenment, was inspired by Malal, Cegorach, and the Puppet from FNAF.
	+ Olrok Ronpassy and the glâhkar were inspired by Maxmillien Robespierre and the Reign of Terror.
* Kuelgon deities ride on jeqqas (yellow raptors) and yskors (winged tigers), and on chariots and carriages pulled by these creatures.

## See also

* Kuelgon glossary
* Novantirna mythology
* Sarmelonid pantheon