Gods of Tarta

The pantheon of Tatra, is a rich tapestry of divine beings, spanning three distinct eras: the Primordial Gods, the True Gods, and the New Gods. Each group signifies a unique aspect of this world's cosmology, mythology, and the evolution of its divine hierarchy.

### The Primordial Gods

These deities represent the fundamental forces of the universe and are revered for their ancient and elemental powers.

1. Zal'roon, the Prime God: Often regarded as the progenitor of existence, Zal'roon embodies the quintessence of primordial energy.
2. Syl'thae, God of Chaos: Symbolizing the unpredictable and often destructive nature of the cosmos.
3. Var'moth, God of Death: A solemn figure representing the inevitability and impartiality of death.
4. Kyr'thal, God of Time: Governing the flow of time, Kyr'Thal is a pivotal figure in the pantheon.
5. Ael'wyn, God of Life: The antithesis to Var'Moth, Ael'Wyn signifies creation, growth, and vitality.
6. Mal'keesh, God of Darkness and Evil: Often associated with malevolence and the darker aspects of existence.
7. Nyr'vae, God of Night: Guardian of the nocturnal realm and all that thrives in darkness.
8. So'lynn, God of Light: A beacon of hope and clarity, contrasting Nyr'Vae.
9. Xor'itha, God of Infinity: Represents the boundless possibilities and the vastness of the universe.
10. Drak'oth, God of Fear: Embodying the primal fears inherent in all beings.
11. Da'akhaste, True God of War: A complex figure, often associated with the honor and horrors of warfare.

### The True Gods

This era reflects a shift towards more nuanced aspects of existence, introducing deities who personify various virtues, elements, and concepts.

1. Fae'rynn, God of Magic: Symbolizes the mystical and the unknown.
2. Sal'vyn, God of Mercy: A benevolent figure representing compassion and forgiveness.
3. Nul'ron, God of Nothing: A mysterious entity embodying void and absence.
4. Zen'thar, God of Understanding: Patron of knowledge and insight.
5. Varr'akal, God of Earth: Embodies the strength and stability of the land.
6. Ly'ria, God of Wisdom: A figure of sage advice and profound knowledge.
7. Ver'nus, God of Intelligence: Represents intellectual prowess and logical thought.
8. Eil'orin, God of Day: Governs the diurnal cycle and all its aspects.
9. Ty'rath, God of Strength: Personifies physical power and endurance.
10. Neth'razi, God of Abyss: Associated with the unknown depths and mysteries.
11. Xy'gorth, God of Underworld: Ruler of the afterlife and the realm of the deceased.
12. Fel'irion, God of Fortune: Symbolizes luck and prosperity.
13. Va'rius, God of Change: Represents transformation and the inevitability of change.
14. Oneir'os, God of Dreams: Guardian of the dream realm and subconscious.
15. Fidel'ias, God of Love: Embodies affection, romance, and passion.
16. El'drin, God of Nature: Protector of the natural world and all its creatures.
17. Mar'ethos, God of Sea: Rules over the oceans and all marine life.
18. Gnos'ir, God of Knowledge: Custodian of wisdom and learning.
19. Neph'elon, God of Sky: Overseeing the heavens and all celestial phenomena.
20. Kry'nar, God of War: A more strategic and tactical aspect of warfare, contrasting Da'Akhaste.
21. Fae'lynx, God of Trickery: A deity of deception, cunning, and wit.
22. Um'bra, God of Shadows: Governs secrecy and the hidden aspects of reality.
23. Ly'ren, God of Music: Patron of harmony, rhythm, and artistic expression.
24. So'lace, God of Healing: A symbol of restoration, health, and well-being.
25. Ry'vath, God of Destruction: Embodies the necessary end and renewal.

### The New Gods

These deities represent the evolution of Tatra's pantheon, reflecting more contemporary aspects and ideas.

1. Syn'tek, God of Technology: Personifies innovation, modernization, and the digital age.
2. Plu'tus, God of Wealth: Associated with material abundance and economic power.
3. Cre'on, God of Art: Symbolizes creativity, aesthetic beauty, and artistic endeavor.
4. Ve'rius, God of Justice: Represents law, order, and fairness.
5. Kae'run, God of Hunt: A modern interpretation of the primal hunt, symbolizing pursuit and ambition.
6. Ren'orin, God of Fame: Embodies celebrity, recognition, and public acclaim.
7. Deme'tris, God of Agriculture: Reflects the importance of cultivation, farming, and sustenance.