Deities

Alaxar, god of fire and the sun

Many deities, gods, and other similar supernatural beings exist in the world of Eamon or are known to its inhabitants. This article lists gods, demons, and the like that have been named in Eamon adventures or other materials.

Gods and goddesses

Gods are first mentioned in the Eamon Player's Manual where Donald Brown describes the Power spell as an appeal to the gods to "do something". Adventure authors have identified and described a number of these deities, and two authors, Pat Hurst and Tom Zuchowski, have described entire pantheons of gods and the forces or phenomena they represent.

Name	Description	Source(s)
Alaxar	Major god of the plane of fire; sun god; aligned to lawful good; worshiped as state religion of Evenhold; father of Terza; he is symbolized as the sun or as a hawk that soars above the world and sees all with his keen vision; his domain is the heavens.	Eamon Gazetteer
Annav	Goddess of love, also identified as Etihw Annav.	Lotto's Masterpiece A Runcible Cargo
Barantu	The protector god of the city of Griswald	The City of Sorcerers
Bhaal	A god known for the famous Amulet of Bhaal and served by a priesthood	Keep of Skull Gorge
Bo	Goddess of beauty	Walled City of Darkness
Brynne	Major goddess of the plane of air; sister of Weyren; goddess of wisdom, knowledge, and judgment; aligned lawful good; symbolized by a scroll; worshiped by sages and all classes of magic users; rumored to consort with Alaxar, a major source of friction between Alaxar and Weyren.	Eamon Gazetteer
Dis	The Destroyer, god of death and destruction	Walled City of Darkness
Elemental gods	Four unnamed gods of earth, air, fire, and water, who fought in the Muerte Sea; may be the same as some of the named gods.	Journey Across the Muerte Sea
Fisic	Guardian of well-being and healer of the sick	Walled City of Darkness
Gruumsh	An orcish god	Valkenburg Castle
Gyx	God of air	Walled City of Darkness
H'oh	God of water	Walled City of Darkness
Kalimar	A temple to Kalimar is in the vicinity of the lair of the Minotaur in Dunderhaven.	The Lair of the Minotaur
Gods of Light and Darkness	Gods worshipped at the White Temple and Black Temple in Shrine City.	Redemption
Lumen	Lord of light, patron god of the city of Lumen. Author Thomas Zuchowski notes that Lumen was inspired by Sun-Eyed Set, a god-like being in the novel Creatures of Light and Darkness by Roger Zelazny. Lumen is temporarily overthrown by the Nameless.	Walled City of Darkness
Magon	Magon's priestesses promise that worshipping the deity raises charisma	The Lair of Mutants
Meteor	God of weather	Walled City of Darkness
Minden	Major god of the plane of air; god of destiny; aligned to neutral; "he who maps the future planes"; his voice is fate and his trail as he walks is history; symbolized as a blind man inscribing entries in the Book of Ages; worshiped by adventurers and gamblers; takes no part in the internecine spats of the gods.	Eamon Gazetteer
Mlat	Major god of the plane of earth; god of evil lusts, carnal pleasures, and base human desires; aligned to chaotic evil; symbolized by the face of a wart hog; known for his avarice in seeking dominion over the other gods; worshiped by the self-centered and the morally corrupt.	Eamon Gazetteer
Moridai	Demigod of the plane of fire; resident spirit of the volcano on Burning Rock island; aligned to chaotic neutral.	Eamon Gazetteer
The Nameless	God of darkness	Walled City of Darkness
Nektor	God of the undead; associated with the demon Ngurct, the patron demon of exotic monsters.	The Temple of Ngurct
Pashia	God with a temple and worshippers on the Island of Apple	The Lost Island of Apple
Phrax	Major god of the plane of earth; god of the underworld and shepherd of the flocks of the dead; aligned to neutral; symbolized by a black willow tree or as a man in a burial shroud; worshiped by those who have dead relatives; shunned by the other gods due to his dour personality.	Eamon Gazetteer
Salam	God of fire	Walled City of Darkness
Slug god	A temple to the slug god lies beneath a ruined keep.	Death's Gateway
Sylicat	God of earth	Walled City of Darkness
Tash	A bird-headed god based on the deity of the same name from The Chronicles of Narnia. Priests at the Temple of Tash in Evenhold can resurrect dead adventurers.	Super Eamon
Terza	Major goddess of the plane of fire; daughter of Alaxar; goddess of purification through pain and sacrifice; the Desert of Endless Sorrows is her personal domain; symbolized by a whip or branding iron; aligned to lawful neutral; called mistress of the iron, chalice of inner strength, and defender of the true path; worshiped by some ascetic and monastic orders.	Eamon Gazetteer
Vaprak	Also called Vaprak the Destroyer; an evil demigod worshiped by ogres and trolls; appears as "an exceedingly horrid, mottled brown and green humanoid."	The Caves of Mondamen
Weyren	Major god of the plane of water; god of the seas; brother of Brynne; aligned chaotic neutral; ruler over all sea creatures; he is symbolized as a sea giant or as an octopus whose tentacles penetrate all seas; worshiped primarily by mariners and fishermen.	Eamon Gazetteer

Minor powers

Beings beneath the level of deity include angels, demons, and other such spirits.

Name	Description	Source(s)
Baalzebul	Archdevil of the sixth and seventh planes of Hell	Death Trap
Demoniak	Guardian of the Sorceror's Spire.	Sorceror's Spire
Krell	Arch-demon of the plane of fire; aligned to lawful evil; bound in service to Anharos by the will of Alaxar; symbolized as a jackal.	Eamon Gazetteer
Ngurct	Patron demon of exotic monsters; requires the regular sacrifice of human nonbelievers; associated with Nektor, god of the undead; his power is tied to a golden medallion; worshipped by a cult that occupied a ruined citadel in the mountains.	The Temple of Ngurct The Return of Ngurct
Demon of Trowsk	Demon of the bridge; guardian of the Dimension of Dreams; has a head like a wild boar, with large tusks and a muscled crimson body	Orb of My Life
Xanzig	A demon of forgotten lore	Death Trap
Yazarik	A large yellowish demon	Orb of My Life
Zylumik	A greenish demon	Orb of My Life

See also

• Individuals

External links

• Wikipedia: List of Dungeons & Dragons deities