Demi-gods

Demi gods are divine beings that can possibly manifest in the world, in physical form. Some say they are aspects of the Gods, such as Cerdar taking human form as The Wanderer, The Green Knight, or The Leader of the Wild Hunt. Indeed some believe they are occasionally one with a God, especially while in battle or while performing great healing feats. But Demi gods are said to have been witnessed in their specific forms, here on Convergence, as real as you and me, albeit divine and nearly present in the mystery of the Divine worlds.

* The Four Savage Spirits of fire, ice, lightening, and acid, the ancient enemies of the unnatural and aspects of nature's wrath and will to protect itself from sickness.
* The Frog God, said to live near Frogsong, and only willing to appear before those worthy of the vitality of the frogs.
* The Redeemer, associate with clean, sunbathed rivers. He is said to appear before those earnestly desiring to atone for past harms done, and to be given a chance to start a new path. He is also associate with healing in mind, body, and spirit, and thus has some connection to Dutreana. It is said he is the Son of Her. He is one of the most likely Demi gods to be impersonated, though it is still unclear if He manifests in those of high faith in Him, or if He is specifically an individual man.
* The Storm God, known to be an invincible and problematic ultra manly warrior. The legends credit him with many heroic deeds that helped the Gods establish the world. He is often called on when a monster threatens all people, and he slays such creatures when no one else can. He is however destructive, cruel, irreverent, obsessed with power, hateful of the weak and uncompromising. The stories often suggest that Cerdar eventually had to slay him, or curse him. Some say he still wanders Convergence, or still is called back from the grave to slay a great monster. He is said to ride in the skies, on the fastest mount.
* The Dawn Goddess is probably related to Estus. Some say she is the most beautiful goddess, and the most fertile. She seems associated with cats, and royalty. It's unclear what other roles or purpose she fills, as the other Gods tend to fill most roles.
* The Undying Warrior of Slaying is perhaps the aforementioned Storm God in his post-death form. It is possible his body simply refuses to cease slaying, driven as relentlessly in death as he was in life. Some warriors find inspiration to find endlessly, assured that they are also deathless. The proof of this power is shown clearly enough in war, some warriors die regardless, others indeed seem to fight far beyond what would rightfully seem possible. If this is a gift of their own faith in the Undying, or if the Undying indeed gives boons to honorable warriors, I cannot say.
* The Wolf God is related to Cerdar, or is a form of Cerdar. There is some connection to the ancestors of a people when warriors become the Wolf Souls within which are all the souls of one's ancestors. In this way Wolf God warriors become deathless, as they are the dead in this form. These are the most fierce fighters. Many tribes have a tradition of all young men entering into this Wolf Soul for several years in the wilderness before returning as full men ready to marry and start their own families.
* The Cow Mother protects the health, milk production, and fertility of a clan's cattle. While one of the least intimidating deities, she is frequently worshipped by rural communities who thrive or die depending on the size and health of their herds. No tula is complete until at least a shrine to her is built.
* The God of Air and Darkness, rides his divine horse in the cold night winter sky.
* The King of Spring is slain by his brother The King of Winter, but is always resurrected to bring in the Spring.