The Gods of Mosswood

Solgador the Sunfather
Solgador is a golden-furred fox, revered as the god of the sun and light. His benevolent presence provides warmth and illumination to Mosswood, symbolizing life and hope. Solgador's followers often seek his blessings for clarity and guidance, particularly in times of darkness and despair. His temples are adorned with bright, radiant motifs, celebrating his role as the bringer of day and dispeller of shadows.

  • Domains: Sun, light, warmth
  • Associated Color: Amber

    • Lunevandr the Moongiver
    Lunevandr the Moongiver, represented by an old owl, governs the night with his serene wisdom. As the god of the moon and night, Lunevandr's gentle light guides the creatures of Mosswood through the darkness, providing clarity and insight. His followers seek his guidance during times of uncertainty, believing that his lunar illumination reveals hidden truths and paths. Temples dedicated to Lunevandr are tranquil and reflective, often located in secluded areas where the night sky can be fully appreciated.

  • Domains: Moon, night, wisdom, guidance
  • Associated Color: Pink

    • Ealdra the Earthmother
    		Ealdra, depicted as a nurturing badger, is the goddess of nature and the earth. She embodies the essence of growth, fertility, and healing. Ealdra's worshippers, often farmers and healers, pray to her for bountiful harvests and robust health. Her shrines are lush and verdant, filled with plants and herbs that signify her life-giving power and the nurturing spirit of the natural world.

  • Domains: Nature, earth, healing, protection
  • Associated Color: Green

    • Ranfura the Seaqueen
    Ranfura, a regal otter, governs the oceans and water bodies. As the Seaqueen, she is invoked for safe voyages and abundant catches by those who rely on the waters for their livelihood. Ranfura's followers honor her through rituals by the water, where they offer tokens of thanks for her blessings. Her sacred places are often by lakes and rivers, adorned with symbols of waves and aquatic life.

  • Domains: Oceans, water, voyages, fishing
  • Associated Color: Sky Blue

    • Eluned the Lifebringer
    		Eluned, depicted as a nurturing rabbit, represents gentleness and fertility. She is a beloved goddess who brings life and joy to the creatures of Mosswood. Her followers celebrate her through festivals of birth and renewal. Shrines dedicated to Eluned are often found in blossoming meadows, filled with symbols of life and new beginnings, celebrating her nurturing and gentle nature.

  • Domains: Gentleness, fertility, growth
  • Associated Color: Yellow

    • Eldrak the Flamekeeper
    Eldrak the Flamekeeper, a fiery red weasel, ignites the world with his creative and destructive power. As the god of fire and the forge, Eldrak inspires both the warmth of the hearth and the skill of craftsmanship. His followers, often artisans and blacksmiths, seek his blessing to create works of beauty and utility. Temples to Eldrak are lively places, filled with the sounds of forging and the glow of molten metal, celebrating the dual nature of fire as a source of creation and destruction.

  • Domains: Fire, forge, creativity, inspiration
  • Associated Color: Red

    • Sigrun the Dreamweaver
    		Sigrun the Dreamweaver, represented by a mysterious raven, navigates the realms of magic and the unknown. As the deity of dreams and mysteries, Sigrun's influence extends to the arcane and the subconscious. Her followers, often seers and mages, seek her favor to unlock hidden potentials and decipher enigmatic visions. Temples to Sigrun are filled with mystical symbols and artifacts, places where the veil between the known and the unknown is at its thinnest.

  • Domains: Magic, the unknown, dreams
  • Associated Color: Blue

    • Brondir the Stormbringer
    Brondir the Stormbringer, represented by a mighty badger, embodies the raw power of storms and ferocity. As the god of strength and protection, Brondir's tempestuous nature commands respect and fear. His followers, who value strength and courage, pray for his protection during battles and his aid in overcoming obstacles. Temples dedicated to Brondir are sturdy and imposing, often located on high ground where the power of storms can be fully experienced.

  • Domains: Strength, ferocity, storms
  • Associated Color: White

    • Aeloria the Deathkeeper
    		Aeloria the Deathkeeper, symbolized by a wise owl, governs the realm of the dead and the passage into the afterlife. As the goddess of death and wisdom, Aeloria's role is to guide souls and impart knowledge to the living. Her followers seek her wisdom in matters of life and death, believing that her insights transcend mortal understanding. Temples to Aeloria are solemn and contemplative, places where the mysteries of life and death are pondered in silence and respect.

  • Domains: Knowledge, wisdom, the afterlife
  • Associated Color: Black

    • Myrcella the Shadowhunter
    Myrcella the Shadowhunter, depicted as a clever fox, embodies cunning, strategy, and retribution. As the deity of justice and balance, Myrcella intervenes when the natural order is threatened. Her followers, who value fairness and cleverness, pray for her guidance in resolving conflicts and righting wrongs. Temples dedicated to Myrcella are strategic and well-guarded, often hidden from plain sight, symbolizing her role as the unseen arbiter of justice.

  • Domains: Cunning, strategy, retribution
  • Associated Color: Purple