Lunareth Pantheon

The people of Lunareth care deeply for the divine. Many find peace from their faith, while others use it as a weapon, wielding it against their foes.

## Elder Gods

The very first deities. Oldest, wisest, and most powerful of the pantheon, their rule is undisputed and respected by all other deities. These are the arquitects of the multiverse.

### Thusur, God of Light and the Stars

As the most powerful deity in existence, Thusur was responsible for the creation of the multiverse. It is said he burned so bright that his ashes became the building blocks of the multiverse. Married to Erasil, Thusur is a jealous lover, regularly despising the mortals of Lunareth for taking away his love. His jealousy was so much that Thusur I, the star that Lunareth orbits around, burned so bright it scorched the planet's surface.

### Erasil, God of Magic and the Moons

Erasil, alongside his lover Thusur, were the ones who breathed life into Lunareth in the first place. Unlike his lover, Erasil prefers to oversee and intervene in mortal affairs to ensure his creation isn't undone. He created the 7 moons of Lunareth to observe the planet at all times. His greatest creation is still life on Lunareth, so much so that he shares his incredible gifts of magic with the mortal races of the planet, so that they may protect themselves and thrive.

### Turena, Goddess of Time

Turena is the oldest deity in existence. Her eternal responsibility is to shape time so that it cannot be defied. When Thusur and Erasil created Lunareth, she was furious, as all her work was completely undone. Turena hates that mortals have free will and access to magic. In protest, Turena walked away from the Pantheon, choosing instead to isolate herself within the Realm of Time.

## The Triplet Goddesses

The triplets rule over the Plane of Balance, the sister realm of the Crescent Plane, and are sisters to Thusur.

### Ena, Goddess of War

Ena, the wisest of the triplets, dedicated herself to avoid conflict between her sisters Muna and Bana. Where Diplomacy and Corruption meet, there will always be conflict, so Ena steps in and makes sure that petty squabbles between her sisters do not end in bloodshed.

### Muna, Goddess of Diplomacy

Muna is the more social of the Triplet Goddesses. She spends most of her days observing the mortals of Lunareth and granting the guidance on how to avoid conflicts. Her mortal enemy, her sister Bana, constantly tries to undo her work. She is responsible for the creation of Celestials.

### Bana, Goddess of Corruption

Bana spends all of her time quietly following her sister Muna around Lunareth, undoing all of her efforts to keep the peace. Her motivations are unknown, but the result of her meddling has brought down nations. Known as "The Archdevil", she created Devils and Demons.

## Extraplanar Deities

These deities came from other planes of existence, bringing with them their influence and worship.

### Diesis, God of Invention

Diesis is from the Plane of Stars, and used to be its sole god and ruler. After the Expanse, he moved to the Crescent Plane to learn all there is about magic. He cares little for ruling and commanding, instead focusing on building and experimenting, creating the best future possible for his greatest invention, the gith. Most gith regard him as the one true god, despite him rejecting that role.

### Catarr, God of Caves and Monsters

Catarr came from the Plane of Shadow, and used to be called "God of Darkness" by his faithful, the Shadar-Kai. Before the Expanse, the Shadar-Kai ruled over the Duegar and Drow, using their god-given abilities to subjugate and enslave. After they made contact with other planes, Catarr left the Plane of Shadow, mesmerized by Lunareth's beautiful caves. He then took up the mantle of "God of Caves and Monsters". With his departure, the Shadar-Kai were left powerless, leading to hundreds of years of war. Today, there is peace between the denizens of the Plane of Shadow, and all worship of Catarr is forbidden.

## Children of the Gods

As masters of creation, the gods themselves created powerful offspring. Equally powerful as their parents, these deities have completely separate domains and worshipers.

##### Udros, God of Alchemy

Son of Diesis, Udros is the current ruler of the Plane of Stars. He is also known as the First Gith, being the mold from which Diesis crafted the githyanki and githzerai. As the youngest of the children, he prefers to focus on ruling over his plane of existence, rarely asking for or giving help to other planes or deities.

### Netia, Goddess of Ceremony

The firstborn of Thusur and Erasil, Netia was born during the inception of the multiverse, making her older than most other deities. As Goddess of Ceremony, she is a testament of her parents' love and devotion to one another. She shares in Thusur's anger towards Erasil, both being so devoid of his attention. But she also shares in Erasil's love for the life he created.

### Zine, God of Redemption

Child of Ena, Goddess of War, Zine was raised by Ena and her sisters to see good in all, even the worst of people. He seeks out the most terrible people in the multiverse, offering them self-reflection and the chance at redemption. His followers mostly consist of Oathbreaker Paladins who wish to repent and take up oaths once again.

### Fivor, God of Disaster

After Thusur left the Crescent Plane, he took his favorite son, Fivor, with him. In their new home, the Plane of Elemental Chaos, Thusur trained Fivor to be relentless and strong. This endless training turned Fivor mad. When Thusur returned to Erasil, Fivor was left behind, which made him even madder. The denizens of the Plane of Elemental Chaos call him "The Mad God". Fueled by anger towards his parents, he used his divine power and the chaotic energy of the Plane of Elemental Chaos to create more deities, regarded as "The Chaos Constructs".

## The Chaos Constructs

Forged by Fivor, God of Disaster, these deities embody the many different aspects of their creator, for better or worse. Originally meant to be mindless soldiers in Fivor's army, these deities have since gained sentience and have domains and worshipers of their own.

### Colir, God of Sickness

Fivor's first attempt at creating a deity went badly. Colir's appearance is warped and twisted, and his mind is even more shattered than Fivor's. Colir is sickness incarnate, a cloud of noxious gas that kills all who come in contact with it. Colir has been sentenced and imprisoned within his home plane, but even then his influence extends to the other planes, bringing plagues and illness to mortals.

### Vexar, Goddess of Vengeance

After the Mad God learned his lesson, he attempted once again to create a being to spite his father, Thusur. This attempt came in the form of Vexar. She has no physical shape, instead described as an endless torrent of flame. She embodies all the hatred Fivor has for his father, but all of the modesty and patience her creator was taught by Erasil. She's been tasked with keeping the Mad God within his realm, lest he bring disaster to all realms.

## Rathos, God of the Dead and Undead

Since the dawn of life in the multiverse, a dark force threatened the balance. First referred to as simply Death, later The Dead One, and even later The Speaker of the Dead, this force commanded the recently deceased to destroy the living. Today, this being is know as Rathos, and is the mortal enemy of mankind and the Elder Gods, especially Erasil. His very existence is a threat to all life across the multiverse. His worshipers are equally as evil, performing blasphemous necromancy to appease their god.