Aeldari Mythology - Gods of the Aeldari: The Aeldari pantheon is considered to have been destroyed by the creation of Slaanesh during the Fall of the Aeldari. While the Aeldari still revere all the gods and preserve their stories within the mythic cycles, they do not call on them for aid or hope for their intervention any longer.Asuryan - Sometimes known as the "Phoenix King," Asuryan was the king of the pantheon of Aeldari gods. While the mythic cycles seem to indicate that he held sway over all the others, he was nevertheless consumed by Slaanesh. He is often depicted in relation to fire and light, his chief symbols.Gea or Gia - A divine consort of both Khaine and Asuryan.Hoec - Hoec's role within the Aeldari pantheon is unknown. Little is known of Hoec in the fragments of Aeldari mythology available to the savants of the Imperium of Man, save that he is a mysterious wanderer who is said to be one with the Webway and has walked the paths between worlds since the stars themselves were young. Some amongst the greatest of the Aeldari Rangers who walk the Path of the Outcast, the Pathfinders, revere Hoec as their divine exemplar and patron. This is especially true for Pathfinders from Craftworld Alaitoc.Cegorach (or the Laughing God) - The patron god of the Harlequins is the other surviving god of the Aeldari Pantheon after Isha. The Laughing God was the trickster and artist of the Aeldari pantheon. When all the other Aeldari gods were destroyed, Cegorach fled before Slaanesh until Khaine rose to do battle with it. The Laughing God took this chance to escape into the realm of the Webway, as only he is said to know all the secrets of its passages. The master of the Harlequins, Cegorach is the only Aeldari god that still remains in his original form.Isha - Isha is the goddess of the harvest, fertility and healing and the mother of the Aeldari race. Isha is always represented as a fertility goddess by the Aeldari in many respects. She was imprisoned by Khaine for a period of time, until Vaul paid her ransom with the hundred Swords of Vaul. She is often depicted crying, and her symbol is a teared eye, symbolic of her sorrow in being separated from her mortal children by the barrier between the Materium and the Immaterium. Her tears are said to have been formed into the Aeldari Lexicon's runes by the smith god Vaul so that she could communicate with her children. It is also whispered the Isha was taken from the jaws of Slaanesh by Nurgle and she currently remains his prisoner in the Land of the Plaguelord in the Realm of Chaos.Kaela Mensha Khaine - The god of war, whose Avatars can still be summoned into the material universe to protect the Aeldari from its place in each craftworld's Infinity Circuit, as long as a powerful Aeldari Phoenix Lord sacrifices their life to serve as a vessel for the possessing god.Kurnous -  Kurnous is the god of the hunt, the father of the Aeldari race, and the consort of Isha. He is often shown in conjunction with hounds, hawks, and other trappings of the hunt.Lileath (also known as Lilcarth) - Lileath is the Maiden, the goddess of dreams and fortune and the daughter of Isha.Morai-Heg - Morai-Heg is the Crone, the goddess of fate and the soul.Vaul - Vaul is the Artificer, the god of smiths and craft. Vaul is one of the central gods of the pantheon, and an enemy to Khaine. In order to purchase the freedom of Kurnous and Isha, Khaine demanded one hundred potent divine blades from the smith god. Vaul was unable to finish the last blade in time, and so hid a mortal blade amid the others. This fooled Khaine long enough to get Isha and Kurnous to freedom, but when he realised the trick he cried out for vengeance. Vaul finished the final blade, Anaris the Dawnlight, and took it to do battle with Khaine. Though it was the greatest of all swords, Khaine was the better warrior and crippled Vaul. The smith is often shown chained to his anvil, the punishment that Khaine set upon him.Ynnead - Ynnead is the still-forming god of the dead. Ynnead is a potential god formed of the souls of the dead Aeldari contained in the Infinity Circuits of the Asuryani craftworlds. Ynnead represents the last, faint hope of the Aeldari that they will overthrow Slaanesh and free themselves of his curse. The Aeldari believe the Aeldari souls contained within the Infinity Circuits of all the craftworlds are collectively forming a new god which will have the power to destroy Slaanesh, freeing their species' soul from destruction and consumption by the Prince of Chaos. As yet the souls contained in the Infinity Circuits can muster only a tiny amount of power compared to Slaanesh -- the Aeldari believe that only once every last Aeldari has died and their souls combined into what they call Ynnead, will it have the power to finally confront and destroy Slaanesh -- and the Aeldari race can then be reborn.