Aeledrea – “The Lady of Love, Mistress of Paladins, The Emerald Goddess”
Domains:	Love, Protection, Duty to Life and Honor
Alignment:	Lawful Good
Favored Weapon:	Two-handed Sword
Raiment:	Pearly White Armor with Emerald Trim
Symbol:	Emerald Rose
Aeledrea is the spirit of the guardian. Her devotees often choose to become warriors sworn to protect the innocent or paladins. Her priests wear a silver chain from which hangs a seven-pointed star of crystal. They are expected to provide comfort, protection and consolation.
Seliun – “The Protector, The Lady of Mercy, The Light of Life”
Domains:	Good, Protection, Healing
Alignment:	Neutral Good
Favored Weapon:	Open Hand
Raiment:	White Silk Drape with Scarlet flame embroidery
Symbol:	Phoenix rising from the flames
Seliun is the ultimate giver of life – the great mother of all races. Her priesthood is devoted to saving and preserving life. To this end, however, they are aware that in some cases those opposed to life are to be fought and destroyed. Priests of Seliun are charged with seeking out the injured and maimed and restoring their health. They wear a silver medallion with the rising phoenix enameled on its surface.
Shandar – “The Journeyer, Patron of the Traveller, God of Music and Bards”
Domains:	Good, Travel, Protection, Fire
Alignment:	Chaotic Good
Favored Weapon:	Staff
Raiment:	Dusty Brown Robes, Strong Sandals
Symbol:	Harp
Shandar the Wanderer is the wise protector of all who venture onto the open road. He is the patron of bards, rangers and merchants. He is the loyal supporter of music and tales of adventure. Priests of Shandar often set up shrines and shelters on long stretches of highway, to provide places of shelter and worship for travelers. Many priests also travel the roads and byways seeking to protect and heal those who have found trouble on the road. Many bards pay lip-service to Shandar even if of differing alignments. Some druids will also work with shrines of Shandar, as some of their goals will be very similar. Shrines to Shandar will sometimes be found in association with Talon's Keeps. Priests of Shandar wear a brooch shaped like a harp.
Talon – “The Law-Bringer, Patron of Order, Defender of the Weak”
Domains:	Law, Protection, Honor and Duty
Alignment:	Lawful Neutral
Favored Weapon:	Halberd
Raiment:	Adamant Armor and Shield
Symbol:	Raven Claw
The Lord of Order and Duty, Talon is revered as the bringer of law, who maintains order so that the weak might survive and the strong might defend them. Many orders of mercenaries are devoted to Talon. His priests are battle-hardened defenders of the law. They are given the use of the halberd to enforce Talon’s law. Priests of Talon often set up small keeps along oft-traveled roads to prevent incursions by those who would disrupt trade. Many times Talon’s keeps and Shandar’s shrines are built together. Most town guard organizations have chapels to Talon. Talon's Priests wear a blackened silver raven claw as a talisman.
Drakken – “The Quiet Watcher, Lord of Shadows, Keeper of the Balance”
Domains:	Balance, Darkness and Shadow
Alignment:	True Neutral
Favored Weapon:	Twin Daggers
Raiment:	Black Leather Cloak
Symbol:	Indigo Dragon
Drakken the Shadowlord is the great power of neutrality. His domain includes those who work from the background to ensure balance. Few druids worship Drakken directly, instead preferring to worship nature as a whole, or simply the ‘force’ of balance. In the latter case they embrace a portion of Drakken’s essence without accepting the whole, and he supports them in this. Drakken is the patron of many who act as spies or infiltrators, helping to keep them hidden. He is seen as a great indigo dragon whose wings cover the night sky. Priests of Drakken wear the Rhuk, a veil that covers the lower half of the face.
Stellorn – “God of Might”
Domains:	Chaos, War, Fire, Strength, Freedom
Alignment:	Chaotic Neutral
Favored Weapon:	2-handed sword
Raiment:	Orange and Black Armor
Symbol:	Flaming Tiger
Stellorn is the defender of freedom, protector of the free spirit, and the embodiment of "Might makes Right". His followers believe in personal strength and freedom. His priests wear a tattoo of a burning tiger on one bicep and carry two-handed swords.
Loviarn – “Mistress of Pain, Enforcer, Seeker of the Truth”
Domains:	Evil, Torture, Law enforcement at the expense of mercy
Alignment:	Lawful Evil
Favored Weapon:	Straight Razor
Raiment:	Black Leather Armor
Symbol:	Ebon and Silver Straight Razor
Loviarn, the Mistress of Pain is the embodiment of enforcement of law at any cost. Her priests all carry the ‘Book of Order’, which provides rules for every activity in life. They are entrusted with the authority to enforce every detail of the multitude of rules found in this massive tome. Most areas of the Seven Cities restrict their activities to enforcing the laws on the public books, but don’t get caught in their temple if you have any infraction of the slightest rule. Temples of Loviarn maintain massive torture chamber complexes for ‘determining truth’.
Rhulior – “Lord of the Dead, Patron of the Undead, The Great Putrescence”
Domains:	Evil, Death, Disease, Corruption
Alignment:	Neutral Evil
Favored Weapon:	Scourge
Raiment:	Tattered Purple Robes with pink and scarlet lining.
Symbol:	Rheumy Eye
Rhulior the eater of the dead is a God of corruption so utter and entire that few sane living creatures worship him. Those who do support the ideals of true evil without concern for rules or freedom will occasionally turn to Rhulior, but few of those actually embrace him entirely. Priests of Rhulior wear the tattered purples and carry a scourge which is left adorned with the rotting flesh of its targets. They are tolerated in civilized areas only because of their duties as morticians – caring almost gently for the newly dead. Priests of Rhulior act as if three levels higher when rebuking undead.
Schith-Rak – “Lord of Lightning, God of Destruction, Stormlord”
Domains:	Chaos, Confusion, Destruction, Weather
Alignment:	Chaotic Evil
Favored Weapon:<	Flamberge
Raiment:	Grey Robes with Scarlet and Silver lining
Symbol:	Crossed Silver Lightning Bolts
Schith-Rak is the Lord of utter destruction. His followers and devotees believe that the order of the universe limits the freedom of the souls within it. They seek the true freedom of absolute entropy. Priests of Schith-Rak are given the freedom to act entirely on their own, having no ordered priesthood. Their only commandment is that at the end of each day they must have caused more chaos to spread through the world. At third level they gain the power to cast one lightning bolt per day, doing 6d6+6 points of damage.
Garl Glittergold – “The Joker, Watchful Protector, Priceless Gem, Sparkling Wit”
Domains:	Good, Protection, Trickery
Alignment:	Neutral Good
Favored Weapon:	Battleaxe
Raiment:	Yellow robes with gold trim
Symbol:	Gold Nugget
Long hailed as the creator of the gnome race, Garl is the prime prankster of the non-human deities. He rules over the skills of mining, gemcutting, jewelry craft and all manner of jokes.
Corellon Larethian – “The Creator of the Elves, The Protector, the Preserver of Life”
Domains:	Chaos, Good, Protection, War
Alignment:	Chaotic Good
Favored Weapon:	Longsword<
Raiment:	Green robes with silver trim
Symbol:	Silver Moon
Corellon, aside from being credited with taking out one of Gruumsh’s eyes, is known in Sidria as the father of the elves. His worshippers strive for beauty, and Corellon is the patron of magic, music and the arts. His followers are often warrior poets, and he boasts many cleric/bards and fighter/bards among them.
Gruumsh – “One-Eye, He Who Never Sleeps”
Domains:	Chaos, Evil, Strength, War
Alignment:	Chaotic Evil
Favored Weapon:	Spear
Raiment:	Burnished Red robes with black trim
Symbol:	The Eye<
The iron-fisted creator of the Orcs, this patron deity of the greenskins seeks for his followers to destroy the weak and venerate the strong. He encourages the constant war against the elves and dwarves, and seeks to exploit relations with humans as they benefit Gruumsh’s cause to rule Sidria.
Clangeddin – “The Soulforger, The Retribution, The Divine Hammerfall”
Domains:	Good, Protection, Law, Earth
Alignment:	Lawful Good<
Favored Weapon:	Warhammer
Raiments:	Grey anything
Symbol:	Hammer and Anvil
Legend has it that Clangeddin, during the Great Dissolution, harvested the largest gems from the depths of Sidria and struck them with his great hammer. The shards of the gems fell to the earth and arose as the first dwarves on Sidria. Clangeddin split the dwarves into clans and gave them the domain of the mountains, allowing dwarves to cultivate strong skills in mining, craftsmanship, blacksmithing and stonework.
Nimbleton Furrfoot – “The Lightfinger, Divine Cutpurse, the Footpad’s Savior”
Domains:	Chaos, Trickery, Protection, Luck
Alignment:	Chaotic Good
Favored Weapon:	Shortsword
Raiment:	Purple Robes with Yellow Trim
Symbol:	Two-headed Coin
The hairy-footed patron of the halflings is truly the god of mischief and thieves. Nimbleton’s followers embody swiftness, quick hands and the “re-distribution” of funds among the faithful. Many rogues outside of the halfling race worship Nimbleton.
Lolth – “The Spider Goddess, the Demon Queen of Spiders, the Dark Mother of the Drow”
Domains:	Chaos, Trickery, Evil, Destruction
Alignment:	Chaotic Evil
Favored Weapon:	Whip
Raiments:	Black with spider trim
Symbol:	Spider
Sinister Lolth, Mistress of the Dark Elves, led the deviant sect of elves into the depths as the Great Dissolution wreaked havoc upon Sidria. From there, her worshippers birthed massive underground cities and became the premier race of the underdark realms. The dark elves will always be at war with the elves of the surface, and both elves and dark elves have spawned new classes specifically for those devoted to the race war.