Religion Resource Thread

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This thread will list all of the supported deities of several settings, the proper domains that clerics of these deities are allowed to select and their favored weapons if applicable. Be aware that proper domains for clerics originating from the settings listed below will be enforced. If your cleric has incorrect domains, please ask a DM to help you set up your domains properly. Outlander clerics should read the Unspoken Pact section just below the following lists.

Ravenloft Religions:

The Akiri Pantheon The Ancestral Choir The Celtic Pantheon The Church of the Lawgiver The Church of Ezra The Cult of the Morninglord

The Divinity of Mankind The Eternal Order The Faith of the Overseer Hala The Rajian Pantheon Nerull (Erlin)

The Wolf God Yutow the Peacebringer Zhakata Cult of the Loa (Voodan) Minor Religions

Outlander Deities:

Dungeon Crawl Classics Deities Archdevils Birthright Deities Blackmoor Deities/Immortals Cthulhu Mythos Dark Sun Religions Demon Lords Dragonlance Deities

Eberron Deities EverQuest Deities Forgotten Realms Deities Greyhawk Deities Kalamar Deities Melnibonéan Deities Misc. D&D Deities Mystara Immortals

Naranjan Pantheon Nehwon Deities Nyambe Orishas Pathfinder Deities Pelinore Deities Scarred Lands Deities Wilderlands Deities

Gothic Earth Religions:

Note: Any player wishing to portray a cleric originating from Gothic Earth must first read this.

Abrahamic Religions African Deities Anglo-Saxon Deities Australian First Peoples Mythos Aztec Pantheon Celtic Pantheon Chinese Pantheon

Cthulhu Mythos Egyptian Pantheon Finnish Pantheon Greek & Roman Pantheon Indian Pantheon Japanese Pantheon

Mesopotamian Deities Native American Pantheon Norse Pantheon Slavic Deities Voodan Zoroastrianism

The Unspoken Pact

When a cleric enters Ravenloft from another world, she immediately feels a hollowness slip into her heart, a void that the strength and compassion of her deity once filled. Although clerics continue to receive the blessings of their divine patrons, they no longer feel their gods at their side. This absence often causes clerics new to the Land of Mists to suffer crises of faith or pass through periods of deep depression. For natives of the Land of Mists, this remoteness is perfectly normal; they expect the gods to be distant and inscrutable as a matter of common sense. Some clerics in Ravenloft claim to be the direct vessel of their respective deities, but these folk are widely regarded as madmen and false messiahs.

Without the gods' watchful eyes to monitor all that is said and done in their name, many imported religions experience a "theological shift." As godly legends are passed from one mortal to another, religious teachings often adapt to their new homelands, or even evolve to suit the specific needs of powerful clerics. Tales even exist of clerics who betrayed the core beliefs of their faith yet kept their divine powers. As an example, rumors insist that the grand religion of the Shadowlands, dedicated to the neutral good deity Belenus, is actually steeped in evil practices. Why are the gods withdrawn? Why do they watch in silence as mortals slowly twist their teachings' It may be that the Dark Powers intervene between a deity and its faithful, warping the flow of divine magic.

Ravenloft's theologians have identified one belief that appears in many forms, across many faiths. This belief, which strains mortal comprehension, claims that the gods respect an unspoken pact with the faceless masters of Ravenloft. The gods are not to directly interfere in the ways of Ravenloft's mortals, and the Dark Powers are not to meddle in the ways of the gods. Of course, these collected slivers of a legend fail to explain how the Dark Powers could enforce this pact — surely they are not as powerful as the combined might of all the gods of the worlds.

One final theory is even more extreme. It holds that the Dark Powers have severed their realm from the ministrations of the gods entirely. According to this theory, when mortals in the Land of Mists pray their gods, it is the Dark Powers that reply. Some madmen and heretics claim that a few gods worshipped in Ravenloft — gods who continue to answer the prayers of their clerics — are long since dead. They even insist that some of these gods simply do not exist and never did.

A note on the "Repose" domain. We use the Ravenloft setting variant of the this clerical domain for each deity for which it is an option regardless of the setting of origin.

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The Ancestral Choir

This Kartakan cult believes their revered ancestors not only watch over their descendants, but can intervene on their behalf as well. Offering proper respect to one’s ancestors earns one divine favor in life and secures a place in the Ancestral Choir after death. All cult members must have clear singing voices and are expected to sing praising songs called “mora,” dedicated to their ancestors, once a week. A flute is their holy symbol, clerics “present” theirs by playing them. Consult the Ancestral Choir - Roleplay Resources for more details.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Knowledge, Luck, Mora	TN	Battleaxe	A flute

Source: Ravenloft Gazetteer I

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The Akiri Pantheon
Demiplane of Dread variant of the Egyptian Pantheon

The Amber Wastes are still beholden to the glories of a pantheon of ancient gods. In Pharazia, the angelic despot Diamabel seeks to forge a religion in his own name and punishes worship of the old gods with death. But Diamabel can no more erase the memory of the gods than the biting desert sands can erase their ancient shrines. Worship secretly continues in Pharazia, and the desert nomads and denizens of Har'Akir still openly revere the old gods — and fear their wrath.

Three gods of the Akiri are particularly significant. Ra, the sun disc, is held to be father and king of the gods; mortal kings cannot rule without his blessing. Clerics of Ra often serve as community leaders and viziers. Osiris, who was slain by his brother but restored from death, is now lord of the afterworld just as Ra rules the living realm. Osiris also controls the rejuvenating power of the desert springs. Clerics of Osiris prepare corpses and guard the sanctity of death. Lastly, sinister cults quietly worship Set, the god of deceit and the destructive power of nature, who slew his brother Osiris but survived the vengeance of the gods. Many of Set's minions pose as clerics to other gods, seeking to subvert the faithful. Other deities whispered to have active cults within the Amber Wastes are Apep and Anubis.

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Anubis [m]	Death, Evil, Repose	LE	Mace	Black jackal
Apep [m]	Destruction, Evil, Fire	NE	Heavy Pick	Flaming snake
Osiris [m]	Good, Protection, Repose, Water	NG	Light Flail	Crossed flail and staff
Ra [m]	Air, Curse, Good, Law, Sun	LG	Falchion	Ankh superimposed on a solar disk
Set [m]	Curse, Death, Evil, Trickery	LE	Shortsword	A coiled cobra

Note that all other gods of the Egyptian pantheon are also considered part of the Akiri pantheon, though these gods play a lesser role in Akiri life. A native Ravenloft character selecting Ra, Osiris, Set, Anubis, or Apep as its patron deity is required to use the Akiri variant of the deity in regards to possible alignment and clerical domains.

More on their beliefs can be found in the Akiri Pantheon roleplay resource.

Sources: Domains of Dread, Touch of Death, Darklords, Denizens of Darkness, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide, D&D 3rd ed. Deities & Demigods

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The Celtic Pantheon
Demiplane of Dread variant of the Celtic pantheon

Celtic deities are worshipped in various domains, though stark differences exists in their beliefs and practices.

In the domain of Nidala, the Church of Belenus evolved into a monotheist religion and the god is worshipped exclusively over other gods of the pantheon. Nidalans view Belenus as their One True God and persecute all other religions.

In Tepest, the worship of Belenus is fastly growing, while worship of the other gods of the pantheon is steadily waning. Tepestani are intolerant of everything they deem to be “fey,” including elves, half-elves, calibans, and even sorcerers, and execute them in holy inquisitions. Consult the Tepestani Pantheon roleplay resource for more details on their beliefs and practices.

People of Forfarian ancestry still worship a significant amount of Celtic gods. The Forfarians hold both Belenus and Daghda as important, and are served by druids. Forfarians believe that after death the souls of the good and just pass westward to the Isles of the Blessed, while wicked souls descend through the Maw of Arawn into the bleak islands of Annwn. More on their beliefs can be found in the Forfarian Pantheon roleplay resource.

Follow this link for the historical pantheon variant used by characters of the Gothic Earth setting.

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Arawn [m]*	Death, Evil, Repose	NE	Scythe	Skull wearing antlered helm
Belenus [m]**	Fire, Good, Sun	NG	Sickle	Sunburst
Brigantia [f]	Animal, Good, Protection	LG	Warhammer	Woman holding a hammer
Daghda [m]	Good, Plant, Trickery	CG	Club	Cauldron
Diancecht [m]	Good, Healing	NG	Dagger	Leaf
Lugh [m]	Chaos, Knowledge, Magic	CN	Mace	Eight-pointed star
Manannan mac Lir [m]	Animal, Law, Water	LN	Trident	Fish
Math Mathonwy [m]	Knowledge, Magic	LE	Quarterstaff	Iron Scepter
Morrigan [f]	Destruction, Evil, War	CE	Greatsword	Crossed Swords

* Arawn is perceived as a goddess in Tepest
** The Scrutiny domain is also available to clerics of Belenus on the condition that they be members of the Tepestani Inquisition.

Sources: Castles Forlorn, Servants of Darkness, Shadowborn, 3rd Ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer I, Ravenloft Gazetteer V.

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The Church of the Lawgiver (Bane)

On Ravenloft, the Faerunian god of Strife, Bane, is known as the Lawgiver. This god is referred to by many titles, including the Iron Tyrant and the Black Lord. His religion rewards blind obedience and asserts the divine providence of kings. Rigid social stratification is enforced and the Church forbids inter-ethnic and inter-racial marriages. Clerics must perform all holy rites in Vaasi. The Church of Bane is the state religion of Hazlan and Nova Vaasa.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Bindings, Curse, Death, Evil, Law, Scrutiny, War	LE*	Whip**	A stout iron spear bound in coils of bronze

* A Lawgiver cleric's alignment can only be lawful evil or lawful neutral.
** Clerics selecting the War domain, Divine Champions and Favored Souls can select the light or heavy flail instead.

Consult the Church of the Lawgiver - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Domains of Dread, Ravenloft Gazetteer I & V, Van Richten's Arsenal, Van Richten's Monstrous Compendium III

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The Church of Ezra

This religion formed over ninety years ago when Yakov Dilisnya claimed that a divine entity called Ezra, Our Guardian in the Mists, had given him a message to spread to the world that she was once a virtuous mortal woman who surrendered her mortality to the Mists to become a guardian of mankind. Clerics of Ezra are called anchorites. They are divided in four sects, each has different goals for their anchorites to achieve.

The original Lawful Neutral sect of Borca, called the Home Faith, charges its anchorites with protecting and healing the faithful. The Lawful Good sect of Mordent adds that their anchorites must convert as many souls as possible to the Church for their own good. The True Neutral sect of Dementlieu believes that Ezra was a goddess who abandoned her shallow brethren to aid mortals, and their anchorites spend their days contemplating the true nature of their goddess. The Lawful Evil sect of Darkon prophesies a coming apocalyptic event they call the Time of Unparalleled Darkness, and they claim that those who do not accept Ezra into their hearts will be consumed by the darkness of the Armageddon to come.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Mists*, Curse, Destruction, Healing, Law, Protection	LN	Longsword	A silver longsword superimposed on an alabaster kite shield and adorned with a sprig of belladonna

Sect	Alignment	Base of Operation	Favored Domains	Perceived role in the Grand Scheme
Home Faith	LN	The Great Cathedral, Levkarest, Borca	Mists & Law	Protecting and healing Ezra's faithful
Pure Hearts	LG	Church of Pure Hearts, Mordentshire, Mordent	Mists & Healing	Peaceful conversion of unbelievers to Ezra's flock
Erudites	TN	Sainte-Mère-des-Larmes, Port-à-Lucine, Dementlieu	Mists & Protection	The study of Ezra's true nature
Zealots	LE	The Last Redoubt, Nevuchar Spring, Darkon	Mists & Destruction	Opposing and destroying the Legions of the Mists of Death

* Taking the Mists domain is mandatory for all anchorites.

Consult the Church of Ezra - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: Domains of Dread, 3rd Ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer II, III, IV, Van Richten's Arsenal.

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The Cult of the Morninglord

The Cult of the Morninglord is a variation on the Faerunian faith of Lathander, based in Barovia, which experienced a theological shift since its inception in the Lands of the Mists. It was founded around 475 BC by the outlander Martyn Pelkar, who claimed that the Morninglord, a Faerunian deity, appeared to him in physical form and saved him from a pack of vampires. Based on this encounter, the Cult depicts the Morninglord as a luminous sylvan humanoid, similar to an elf. Although his body is formed of soft, glowing light, his face is smeared with blood, which the cult says is a sign that even the greatest good may hold some evil stain and even the most depraved evil may contain a spark of goodness.  They believe that no matter how dark the night, the dawn will come and that the Morninglord will one day return to lead the world into daylight. Presumably, when this happens the Morninglord's mouth would be wiped clean; clerics often use the phrase, "Thy lips be cleansed" in hopes of this day. The Morninglord asks little of his followers, save that they treat each other with kindness and retain hope in their hearts. This has given the Cult great appeal to the downtrodden of Barovia, particularly among the Gundarakites. The cult may be more than just an optimistic message. One of its founders was a hunter of the undead, and it is possible that secret teaching have been passed down to clerics to battle vampires and their ilk.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Good, Luck, Protection, Salvation, Sun	CG	Spear	A simple, rose-tinted disc of gold

Consult the Cult of the Morninglord - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: Domains of Dread, Vampire of the Mists, 3rd Ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer I, Van Richten's Arsenal.

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The Divinity of Mankind

This is the dominant religion of Paridon. All members of the clergy are referred to as "celebrants of humanity." Most clergy members are monks, while a few become clerics. Monks focus on releasing untapped potential, while clerics focus on releasing the spiritual power flowing from all humans. Clerics of the Divinity of Mankind are asthetics, and believe that deities are purely mythical fabrications of humans who are unprepared to accept their ascendancy. As can be guessed, only humans are allowed into the clergy. Nonhumans are seen as lesser beings.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Knowledge, Law, Strength	LN	Quarterstaff	A highly stylized human figure within a squared circle

Consult the The Divinity of Mankind - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: 3rd Ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Hour of the Knife, Van Richten's Arsenal, AD&D 2nd ed. Faiths & Pantheons.

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The Eternal Order

Near the end of the 7th century BC, Azalin Rex codified Darkonese folklore into a state religion. This folklore states that Darkon was originally inhabited by the dead, but the living stole the land from them and banished the dead into the Gray Realm. It is prophesied that one day the dead will return to reclaim their land and enact their revenge upon the living. This event is called the Hour of Ascension. Several events over the past few decades have been claimed by the Eternal Order to be the Hour of Ascension, including the Great Upheaval and the Requiem. In the aftermath of the Requiem, in which a wave of negative energy destroyed the Darkonese capital city of Il Aluk, transforming it into a city of undead now called Necropolis, the church officials of the Eternal Order blamed the events on the lack of faith of the Darkonese people—which only caused the people to abandon this religion en masse. While the Eternal Order may be failing as an organized religion, its underlying superstitions remain quite strong amongst the populace of Darkon. The clerics of the Eternal Order worship a variety of death gods liberally borrowed from other religions. The religion revolves around various rituals aimed at pleasing the dead and delaying the Hour of Ascension.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Death, Evil, Knowledge, Repose	NE	Scythe	A hooded human skull

Consult the The Eternal Order - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: Death Ascendant, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer II.

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The Faith of the Overseer

This small religion was founded in Martira Bay over a 100 years ago. It stresses community and the hope that divine justice for all is possible in a world that often seems unfair. The religion is centered in the Temple of the Eternal Balance in the Darkonese city of Martira Bay and is led by High Priest Derakoth. They believe that the Overseer does not grant boons, but is witness to all the actions of one’s life and therefore rights any past wrongs in the afterlife. Mortals are expected to offer aid to others whenever possible, and likewise accept aid when it is given. The faith of the Overseer forbids idolatry, so there are no images of the Overseer in any temples or religious texts. The clergy wields no official power and depends on donations to maintain its charities (including hostels and orphanages), but the clergy (called witnesses) possess significant influence over the hearts of many in Martira Bay and have started to spread to outlying communities.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Good, Law, Protection	LG	Longsword	Two circles within two squares, forming an abstract sun

Sources: Bleak House, Ravenloft Gazetteer II.

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Hala

The holy text of the faith of Hala, Tales of the Ages, states that the world was created from the mists of Chaos by nine gods who then withdrew to allow mortals to find their own way. The mortals, however lacked wisdom, and thus filled the world with pain and anguish. Hala, one of the nine gods who created the world, returned to ease the suffering of mortals. She gathered seven women and six men and taught them the secrets of the Weave, from which all magic stems. The magic of the Weave, also known as witchcraft, has unfortunately been branded by superstition and fear, mainly due to actions of hags, the most notorious practitioners of witchcraft. The mystical Church of Hala is highly secretive because of this, though its witch-clerics operate a number of hospices throughout the Core, offering rest and healing to all to come to them in need.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Healing, Magic, Plant, Weave	TN	Dagger	A ring formed by thirteen serpents, each devouring the tail of the one before it

Consult the The Servants of Hala - Roleplay Resources for more details.

Sources: Children of the Night: Vampires, Chilling Tales, Van Richten’s Monster Hunter's Compendium vol. III, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer III & V, Van Richten's Arsenal.

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The Rajian Pantheon
Demiplane of Dread variant of the Indian Pantheon

Sri Rajians worship a wide variety of deities with such complex relationships that it is often difficult for outsiders to understand their religion. One of the most basic tenets of the Rajian belief structure is reincarnation. They believe that the mortal world is one of pain and suffering to be endured by countless births, deaths, and rebirths until one’s permanent soul has achieved perfection and can escape to eternal paradise. The two most significant gods of the pantheon are Kali and Tvashtri. Kali, the Black Mother, is goddess of both destruction and creation. She revels in the destruction she causes, yet creates life from death. Her cult, the Dark Sisters, offer up a human sacrifice to her on a daily basis, the ritual overseen by their leader, Arijani. Tvashtri, the god of industry and invention, has both a city and a university named after him. His namesake university may be the greatest center of learning in the Land of Mists, and also the most remote.

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Kali [f]	Destruction, Evil, Healing, Trickery	CE	Sap	Skulls strung together on a leather necklace
Tvashtri [m]	Chaos, Knowledge, Magic, Plant	CG	Katar	A pinwheel fan

Note that all other gods of the Indian pantheon are also considered part of the Rajian pantheon, though these gods play a lesser role in Rajian life. A native Ravenloft character selecting Kali or Tvashtri as its patron deity is required to use the Rajian variant of the deity in regards to possible alignment and clerical domains.

Sources: Web of Illusion, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting.

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Nerull (Erlin)

This Gundarakite death god was both sanctioned and encouraged by Duke Gundar when he ruled the lands that were once Gundarak. He is believed to be a very ancient deity, perhaps a corruption of Irlek-Khan, the demonic entity worshipped by the Neureni hordes who once conquered Barovia eons ago. He is portrayed as a trickster who created death as a deception, and delegated his duties to a host of demons. His neglect of his duties allows the dead to escape, thus creating the undead. Outlanders claiming to be from a world called “Oerth” paint a very different picture of the god: they claim on their world, Nerull is a widely known and widely feared deity who finds all living things an affront to his being, and his worshippers murder and slay as many as possible to appease the fearsome reaper. Worship of Nerull (mispronounced as “Erlin” by Barovians, due to their erroneous belief that he is the same as the ancient Neureni demon Irlek-Khan) nearly disappeared when Strahd von Zarovich annexed Gundarak in the aftermath of the Great Upheaval, but has recently been cast by the Gundarakite rebels as just one more element of Gundarakite culture being systematically crushed by Barovian oppression. Nerull might have only served as a political symbol if not for the rebel Emanuel Maryszkas who, in 754 BC called upon the power of Nerull to save him from the Barovian militiamen giving him chase. His calls were answered when waves of unholy fear swept over his pursuers. Emanuel is now the leader of the cult of Nerull in Barovia, and is seeking an alliance with the greater Gundarakite rebellion movement.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Chaos, Death, Evil, Trickery	CE	Battleaxe	A sickle crossed with a hog-slaughtering knife, both stained with blood and overlaying an orb of night sky, glittering with stars. Alternatively, a skull and scythe.

Consult the Nerull (Erlin) - Roleplay Resource for more details.

Sources: Domains of Dread, Ravenloft Gazetteer I, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, D&D 3rd ed. Deities & Demigods.

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The Wolf God

The Wolf God is almost exclusively worshipped by werewolves, and the few non-werewolves who worship it are clearly insane, only werewolves can become divine spellcasters of the Wolf God. The Wolf God represents everything the humans of Verbrek fear in nature, and while they do not worship him, they respect his power and that of his children, and often make efforts to appease the ravenous bestial god and his lycanthrope children. The Wolf God’s werewolf followers, those who truly worship him, believe that wolves are divine creatures and that all other predatory animals—especially humans—are abominations that must be destroyed.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Animal, Chaos, Slaughter, Strength, Trickery	CE	Teeth & Claws (Creature)	A snarling wolf’s head or a single, bloody paw print

Note: Only werewolves may become divine spellcasters of the Wolf God.
Consult the Cult of the Wolf God - Roleplay Resources for more details.

Sources: Realm of Terror, Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Domains of Dread, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Ravenloft Gazetteer IV.

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Yutow the Peacebringer

The Valachani people state that their land was originally inhabited by a race of dark-skinned humans who lived at one with nature, and were guided by a green sylvan deity called Yutow. Their peaceful days ended when the tan-skinned Vaasi people invaded and brought “civilization” with them. Yutow, being a nature god, was powerless to help his people until the panther, the wisest of all animals, suggested that Yutow merge the two people into one. Yutow accomplished this, creating the Valachani of today, but in doing so caused his own life to end. The Valachani state that Yutow is indisputably dead, yet still conscious and guiding his people from the moon. The Dead God’s servants are panther spirits and those who bear their blood. The religion is monotheistic, and other religions are called false by Yutow’s worshippers. The religion states that followers of Yutow must not question his motives or mandates; they must uncomplainingly undergo trials in their lives to prove themselves worthy to him. Those who do so are granted immortality as a nature spirit, while those who fail are reincarnated to suffer again until they learn their lessons. Followers of Yutow believe that in worshipping him they are protected from the fury of nature, while unbelievers will have to face nature’s wrath. Unnatural things such as undead or arcane magic are considered the worst form of blasphemy.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Animal, Law, Plant, Protection	LN	Sickle	A silver circle split by a vertical diamond, representing both the phases of the moon and a cat’s eye

Consult the Yutow the Peacebringer - Roleplay Resources for more details.

Sources: Dungeon Magazine #50: "Felkovic’s Cat", Ravenloft Gazetteer IV.

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Zhakata

The beast-god Zhakata is the state religion of the famine-stricken nation of G’Henna. G’Hennans state that Zhakata has dual aspects: that of Devourer, and that of Provider. Unfortunately, they have only experienced his Devourer aspect. As the Devourer, Zhakata is not worshipped, he is appeased. His endless hunger demands constant sacrifice, whether it be food or humans. All crops must be donated to the Temple, where the priests deduct Zhakata’s share and then dole out the rest to the starving population. Buying and selling food is a religious offense, and obesity is the ultimate act of blasphemy. G’Hennans believe that their painful sacrifices will one day finally appease Zhakata. On that day he is supposed to appear in physical form and change into Zhakata the Provider and give generous amounts of food to his worshippers. For generations the people of G’Henna have starved themselves in the feeble hope that this day will come. G’Henna is a theocracy. Clerics of Zhakata are the law, and they eat well, taking their portions of food before handing it back to the peasants. All clerics must defer to G’Henna’s lord and master, the high priest Yagno Petrovna.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Destruction, Earth, Fire, Protection	LE	Flail	Small reliquary containing human finger bones

Consult the Cult of Zhakata - Roleplay Resources for more details.

Sources: Realm of Terror, Ravenloft Campaign Setting, Circle of Darkness, Domains of Dread, 3rd ed. Ravenloft Campaign Setting.

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Cult of the Loa (Voodan)

Not all faiths honor the gods directly. In many cultures, spirits of the natural world and messengers of the gods are far more involved in mortal affairs than are the gods themselves. Why pray to a deity who does not hear, when you can direct your petition to the entity that god placed as lord over luck, or death, or rain, or wealth? This, then, is the Voodan, who worship neither gods nor nature itself, but rather spiritual entities who fall somewhere in between. These spirits, or "loa," number in the thousands, representing all manner of natural forces, locations, or concepts. Many communities even worship their deceased ancestors as loa. The loas listed below are the greatest and most well-known of the Souragnian faith.

Loa [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Voodan Specializations
The Maiden of the Swamp [f]	Animal, Healing, Plant	CG	Abjuration, Conjuration, Enchantment
The Lord of the Dead [m]	Death, Knowledge, Repose	LE	Divination, Enchantment, Necromancy
Brahmbei, the Oracle [m]	Knowledge, Law, Luck	LN	Abjuration, Divination, Illusion
Kurkva, the Wailing One [m]	Air, Travel, Water	TN	Conjuration, Evocation, Transmutation
Lethede, the Lady of the Roads [f]	Protection, Strength, Travel	LN	Abjuration, Conjuration, Transmutation
Madris Orundi, the Dancer [f]	Good, Luck, Protection	NG	Divination, Enchantment, Illusion
Ohuwaghnn the Serpent King [m]	Animal, Destruction, Trickery	CE	Divination, Necromancy, Transmutation
Ovun Borundir, the Warrior [m]	Protection, Strength, War	CN	Abjuration, Evocation, Transmutation
Sehkelo, the Queen in Gold [f]	Fire, Sun, War	LG	Abjuration, Divination, Evocation
Tonthomba, the Burning Man [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Fire	CE	Conjuration, Evocation, Enchantment
Ulwaddithri, the Consuming One [f]	Death, Evil, Trickery	NE	Conjuration, Necromancy, Transmutation
Bouki [m]	Chaos, Good, Healing	CG	Abjuration, Divination, Illusion
Bushtail [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Divination, Enchantment, Illusion
Koblamin, Loa of the Moon [m]	Dream, Protection, Travel	NG	Abjuration, Conjuration, Divination
Longears [m]	Luck, Protection, Trickery	CG	Abjuration, Divination, Illusion

Note that the loa have no favored weapons tied to them.
Consult the Voodan Roleplay Resources - The Cult of the Loa for more details.

Sources: Dark Tales & Disturbing Legends, Dance of the Dead.

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Minor Religions

The following faiths are mentioned in Ravenloft sourcebooks or novels, and available for PC clerics, but few details are available about them.

Faiths of Kalidnay
The domain of Kalidnay was drawn from the world of Athas (Dark Sun setting). Clerics from this domain are either followers of Athasian Elementalism or templars of Kalid-Ma, a recluse Sorcerer King that retired within his Ziggurat and speaks his Will only through High Templar Thakok-An.

Sorcerer-King	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
Kalid-Ma [m]	Destruction, Evil, Law, Strength	LE	None

The Dark Sun Roleplay Resources is a good reference for those wishing to play a native from that domain.

Sources: Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses, Domains of Dread.

The Church of Milil
The Faerunian god of songs has a very small following in the domains of Aferdale and Kartakass (specifically in the town of Harmonia). It was briefly a state religion for Kartakass under the rule of Casimir Lukas, but it never became popular as most Kartakans rather believe in the Ancestral Choir. A former high priest of Milil, named Gustav, once stated that Milil had abandoned Kartakass because the people had reduced song and music to weapons of harm and murder.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Good, Knowledge	NG	Rapier	Five-stringed harp made of silver leaves

Sources: Heart of Midnight, Book of Crypts, Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V, Faiths and Pantheons.

Order of Eleazar
An order of priests of unknown origin whose mission calls for the acquisition and conservation of knowledge as well as examples of masterskill level artwork and crafts. Their priests are known to cast spells from the Animal, Good, Knowledge, Protection and Travel clerical domains.

Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon	Symbol
Animal, Good, Knowledge, Protection, Travel	NG	Unknown	Unknown

Source: Dark Tales & Disturbing Legends.

Worship of the Kami

The inhabitants of Rokushima Táiyoo, the Rokuma, are reverent toward the kami, the spirits that are believed to dwell in all things. They worship at breathtaking natural shrines. Serene shrines both magnificent and humble dot the islands; located on sites of natural beauty and power, they are identified by the sacred torii gates. The kami represent a wide variety of beings, embodying divinities, spirits, mythological, spiritual, natural phenomena, or holy powers. They can be elements of the landscape, forces of nature, beings and the qualities that these beings express, or the spirits of venerated ancestors.

To the Rokuma, the most powerful of the kami are the deities of the Japanese pantheon. They serve as the patron deities of clerics, and sometimes, druids. While Rokuma shamans also honor and respect these kami, they get their powers from their dealings with minor kami such as ancestors or natural spirits.

Source: Ravenloft Player's Handbook, AD&D 1st ed. Deities & Demigods and AD&D 2nd ed. Legends & Lore.

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Greyhawk Deities

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
Aasterinian [f]	Chaos, Luck, Travel, Trickery	CN	Scimitar
Abbathor [m]	Evil, Luck, Trickery	NE	Dagger
Aerdrie Faenya [f]	Air, Animal, Chaos, Good	CG	Quarterstaff
Al'Akbar [m]	Good, Healing, Law, Protection	LG	Falchion
Allitur [m]	Good, Knowledge, Law	LG	Spear
Arvoreen [m]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Longsword or Shortsword
Atroa [f]	Air, Good, Plant, Sun, Travel	NG	Sling
Azor'alq [m]	Good, Sun, War	NG	Scimitar
Baervan Wildwanderer [m]	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel, Trickery	NG	Spear
Bahamut [m]	Air, Good, Law, Luck, Protection	LG	Heavy Pick
Bahgtru [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Strength	CE	Spiked Gauntlet (Unarmed Strike)
Baravar Cloakshadow [m]	Good, Magic, Protection, Trickery	NG	Dagger
Beltar [f]	Chaos, Earth, Evil, War	CE	Unarmed Strike or Spiked Gauntlet (Unarmed Strike)
Beory [f]	Animal, Earth, Plant, Water	N	Club
Berei [f]	Good, Plant, Protection	NG	Sickle
Berna [f]	Chaos, Healing, Protection	CN	Club
Berronar Truesilver [f]	Good, Healing, Protection	LG	Heavy Mace
Bleredd [m]	Earth, Fire, Strength	N	Warhammer
Boccob [m]	Knowledge, Magic, Trickery	N	Quarterstaff
Bralm [f]	Animal, Law, Strength	N	Quarterstaff
Brandobaris [m]	Luck, Travel, Trickery	N	Shortsword or Dagger
Breeka [f]	Air, Animal, Earth, Plant, Water	N	Quarterstaff
Callarduran Smoothhands [m]	Earth, Good, Healing, Protection	N	Greataxe
Camazotz [m]	Animal, Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Protection	CE	Javelin (Spear)
Celestian [m]	Knowledge, Protection, Travel	N	Spear
Charmalaine [f]	Luck, Protection	N	Heavy Mace
Chitza-Atlan [m]	Evil, Law, Protection, Repose	LE	Spear
Clangeddin Silverbeard [m]	Good, Law, Strength, War	LG	Battleaxe
Corellon Larethian [m]	Chaos, Good, Magic, Protection, War	CG	Longsword
Cyndor [m]	Law, Protection, Travel	LN	Sling
Cyrrollalee [f]	Good, Healing, Law, Protection	LG	Club
Daern [f]	Earth, Law, Protection	LN	Spear
Dalt [m]	Chaos, Good, Protection, Travel, Trickery	CG	Dagger
Damaran [m]	Animal, Evil, Travel	NE	Javelin (Spear)
Daoud [m]	Magic, Travel	N	Quarterstaff
Deep Sashelas [m]	Animal, Chaos, Earth, Good, Protection, Water	CG	Trident
Delleb [m]	Good, Knowledge, Law, Magic	LG	Dart
Diirinka [m]	Chaos, Dream, Evil, Magic, Trickery	CE	Dagger
Doresain [m]	Chaos, Death, Evil	CE	Scimitar
Dugmaren Brightmantle [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Magic	CG	Shortsword
Dumathoin [m]	Earth, Knowledge, Protection	N	Warhammer, Light Pick or Heavy Pick
Earth Dragon [m]	Earth, Evil, Law, Protection	LE	Light or Heavy Pick
Ehlonna [f]	Animal, Good, Plant, Sun	NG	Longbow or Longsword
Elder Elemental Eye [m]	Air, Chaos, Earth, Evil, Fire, Water	NE	Dagger
Erevan Ilesere [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Shortsword
Erythnul [m]	Chaos, Evil, Trickery, War	CE	Heavy Mace
Falazure [m]	Death, Destruction, Evil	NE	Scimitar
Fenmarel Mestarine [m]	Animal, Chaos, Plant, Travel, Trickery	CN	Dagger
Fharlanghn [m]	Luck, Protection, Travel	N	Quarterstaff
Flandal Steelskin [m]	Earth, Fire, Good, Strength	NG	Warhammer
Fortubo [m]	Earth, Good, Law, Protection	LG	Warhammer
Gadhelyn [m]	Animal, Chaos, Plant	CN	Longbow
Gaerdal Ironhand [m]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Warhammer
Garl Glittergold [m]	Good, Protection, Trickery	NG	Greataxe
Gendwar Argrim [m]	Destruction, Law, War	LN	Dwarven Waraxe
Geshtai [f]	Plant, Travel, Water	N	Spear
Gruumsh [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Strength, War	CE	Spear
Hanali Celanil [f]	Chaos, Good, Magic, Protection	CG	Dagger
Heironeous [m]	Good, Law, War	LG	Battleaxe or Longsword
Heward [m]	Good, Knowledge, Travel	NG	Quarterstaff
Hextor [m]	Destruction, Evil, Law, War	LE	Light or Heavy Flail
Huhueteotl [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Fire	CE	Javelin (Spear)
Hurakon [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Water	CN	Spear
Ilneval [m]	Destruction, Evil, War	NE	Longsword
Incabulos [m]	Death, Destruction, Dream, Evil	NE	Quarterstaff
Istus [f]	Chaos, Knowledge, Law, Luck	TN	Net (Unarmed Strike)
Iuz [m]	Chaos, Evil, Trickery	CE	Greatsword
Jascar [m]	Earth, Good, Law, Protection	LG	Warhammer
Johydee [f]	Good, Trickery	NG	Shortsword
Joramy [f]	Destruction, Fire, War	N	Quarterstaff
Katay [m]	Destruction, Knowledge, Law, Repose	LN	Dagger
Kelanen [m]	Travel, War	N	Any Martial Sword
Keoghtom [m]	Good, Knowledge, Travel	NG	Shortsword
Keptolo [m]	Chaos, Evil, Knowledge, Travel	CE	Longsword
Kiaransali [f]	Chaos, Death, Evil	CE	Dagger
Kord [m]	Chaos, Good, Luck, Strength	CG	Greatsword
Kundo [m]	Earth, Good, Law, Protection	LG	Shortsword
Kurell [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Shortsword
Kuroth [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Dagger
Kyuss [m]	Death, Evil	NE	Club
Labelas Enoreth [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge	CG	Quarterstaff
Laduguer [m]	Earth, Evil, Law Magic, Protection	LE	Warhammer
Lendor [m]	Knowledge, Law, Protection, Time	LN	Greatsword
Lirr [f]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Magic, Travel	CG	Spear
Llerg [m]	Animal, Chaos, Strength	CN	Battleaxe or Longsword
Lolth [f]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Trickery	CE	Whip
Luthic [f]	Earth, Evil, Healing, Protection	NE	Spiked Gauntlet (Unarmed Strike)
Lydia [f]	Good, Knowledge, Sun, Travel	NG	Spear
Mayaheine [f]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Bastard Sword
Merikka [f]	Good, Law, Plant, Protection	LG	Sickle
Meyanok [m]	Animal, Destruction, Evil, Trickery	NE	Dagger
Mictlantecuhtli [m]	Death, Destruction, Evil, Law, War	LE	Dagger
Moradin [m]	Earth, Fire, Good, Law, Protection, Strength, War	LG	Warhammer
Mouqol [m]	Knowledge, Travel, Trickery	N	Dagger
Muamman Duathal [m]	Good, Protection, Travel	NG	Heavy Mace
Murlynd [m]	Good, Knowledge, Law	LG	Longsword
Myhriss [f]	Good, Healing, Protection	NG	Shortbow or Whip
Nazarn [m]	Luck, War	N	Shortsword
Nerull [m]	Death, Evil, Trickery	NE	Scythe
Nola [m]	Air, Fire, Good, Healing, Sun	NG	Javelin (Spear)
Norebo [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Dagger
Obad-Hai [m]	Air, Animal, Earth, Fire, Plant, Water	N	Quarterstaff
Olidammara [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Rapier
Osprem [f]	Law, Protection, Travel, Water	LN	Trident
Pelor [m]	Good, Healing, Strength, Sun	NG	Heavy Mace
Phaulkon [m]	Air, Animal, Chaos, Good, War	CG	Longbow
Pholtus [m]	Good, Knowledge, Law Sun	LG	Quarterstaff
Phyton [m]	Chaos, Good, Plant, Sun, Water	CG	Scimitar
Procan [m]	Animal, Chaos, Travel, Water	CN	Trident
Pyremius [m]	Destruction, Evil, Fire	NE	Longsword
Quetzalcoatl [m]	Air, Animal, Knowledge, Law, Protection	LN	Dagger
Ralishaz [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Luck	CN	Quarterstaff
Rao [m]	Law, Good, Knowledge	LG	Light Mace
Rillifane Rallathil [m]	Chaos, Good, Plant, Protection, Travel	CG	Quarterstaff
Roykyn [f]	Evil, Trickery	NE	Spiked Gauntlet (Unarmed Strike)
Rudd [f]	Chaos, Good, Luck	CN	Rapier
Segojan Earthcaller [m]	Animal, Earth, Good	NG	Heavy Mace
Sehanine Moonbow [f]	Chaos, Dream, Good, Knowledge, Repose, Travel, Trickery	CG	Quarterstaff
Shargaas [m]	Chaos, Death, Evil, Trickery	CE	Shortsword
Sheela Peryroyl [f]	Air, Earth, Plant	N	Sickle
Solonor Thelandira [m]	Animal, Chaos, Good, Plant, War	CG	Longbow
Sotillion [f]	Air, Chaos, Dream, Good, Healing, Plant	CG	Net (Unarmed Strike)
St. Cuthbert [m]	Destruction, Good, Law, Protection, Strength	LN	Club, Light Mace or Heavy Mace
Stern Alia [f]	Knowledge, Law, Protection	LN	Heavy Mace
Syrul [f]	Evil, Knowledge, Trickery	NE	Dagger
Telchur [m]	Air, Chaos, Strength	CN	Spear
Tezcatlipoca [m]	Air, Chaos, Evil, Sun, Trickery, War	CE	Longsword
Tharizdun [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Dream, Evil, Knowledge	NE	Dagger
Tiamat [f]	Destruction, Evil, Law Trickery	LE	Heavy Pick
Tlaloc [m]	Air, Evil, Law, Plant, Water	LE	Javelin (Spear)
Tlazoteotl [f]	Animal, Earth, Plant, Water	N	Sickle
Trithereon [m]	Chaos, Good, Protection, Strength	CG	Spear
Tsolorandril [n/a]	Knowledge, Law	LN	Spiked Chain
Ulaa [f]	Earth, Good, Law, Protection	LG	Warhammer
Urdlen [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Earth, Evil	CE	Spiked Gauntlet (Unarmed Strike)
Urogalan [m]	Earth, Law, Protection, Repose	LN	Light or Heavy Flail
Uvot [m]	Good, Knowledge, Luck, Plant, Protection	NG	Scythe
Vara [f]	Destruction, Drea, Evil, Trickery	NE	Javelin (Spear)
Vathris [m]	Destruction, Law, War	LN	Spear
Vatun [m]	Air, Animal, Chaos, Strength	CN	Battleaxe
Vecna [m]	Dream, Evil, Knowledge, Magic	NE	Dagger
Velnius [m]	Air, Travel, Water	N	Spear
Vergadain [m]	Knowledge, Luck, Mind	N	Longsword
Vhaeraun [m]	Chaos, Evil, Travel, Trickery	CE	Shortsword
Vogan [m]	Air, Chaos, Good, Healing, Water	CG	Spear
Wastri [m]	Animal, Law, War	LN	Glaive or Guisarm (Halberd)
Wee Jas [f]	Death, Law, Magic, Repose	LN	Dagger
Wenta [f]	Air, Chaos, Good, Plant	CG	Club
Xan Yae [f]	Knowledge, Trickery, War	N	Falchion
Xanag [f]	Earth, Fire	N	Shortsword
Xerbo [m]	Animal, Knowledge, Water	N	Trident
Ye'Cind [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Magic, Travel	CG	Longsword
Yondalla [f]	Animal, Good, Law, Plant, Protection	LG	Longsword or Shortsword
Yurtrus [m]	Death, Destruction, Evil	NE	Unarmed Strike
Zagyg [m]	Chaos, Knowledge, Magic, Trickery	CN	Club
Zilchus [m]	Knowledge, Law, Trickery	LN	Dagger
Zinzerena [f]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Shortsword
Zodal [m]	Good, Healing, Protection	NG	Unarmed Strike
Zuoken [m]	Knowledge, Strength, War	N	Unarmed Strike

Source: Living Greyhawk - Official Listing of Deities

Note that the above list does not include deities that would not have clerics of playable PC races.
Demon-Princes & Archdevils are also suitable options for Oerthian clerics.

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Dragonlance Deities

Note that the gods of Krynn were absent in the period between the Great Cataclysm and the start of the War of the Lance. They left again after the War of Chaos. Clerics and other divine spellcasting classes cannot be from these eras.

The timeline of D&D 3rd edition Dragonlance ends during the time of the Dragon Overlords and before the War of the Souls. Mina, the Goddess of Tears is therefore not a valid option for clerics.

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
Branchala [m]	Chaos, Good, Luck, Trickery	CG	Rapier
Chemosh [m]	Death, Evil, Trickery	NE	Sickle
Chislev [f]	Air, Animal, Earth, Plant	N	Spear
Gilean [m]	Knowledge, Protection	N	Quarterstaff
Habbakuk [m]	Animal, Good, Water	NG	Scimitar
Hiddukel [m]	Evil, Trickery	CE	Dagger
Kiri-Jolith [m]	Good, Strength, War	LG	Longsword
Lunitari [f]	None (does not grant divine spells)	LN	None
Majere [m]	Good, Law	LG	Unarmed Strike
Mishakal [f]	Good, Healing, Protection	NG	Quarterstaff
Morgion [m]	Destruction, Evil	NE	Heavy Flail
Nuitari [m]	None (does not grant divine spells)	LE	None
Paladine [m]	Good, Law, Protection, Sun	LG	Longsword
Reorx [m]	Earth, Fire	N	Warhammer
Sargonnas [m]	Evil, Fire, Law, War	LE	Greataxe
Shinare [f]	Law, Luck, Travel	LN	Light Mace
Sirrion [m]	Chaos, Fire	CN	Heavy Flail
Solinari [m]	None (does not grant divine spells)	LG	None
Takhisis [f]	Destruction, Evil, Law, Trickery	LE	Heavy Mace
Zeboim [f]	Chaos, Evil, Water	CE	Trident
Zivilyn [m]	Knowledge	N	Quarterstaff

The deities of Krynn and their priesthoods are further detailed in the Other Settings, Dragonlance thread.

Source: D20 Dragonlance Campaign Setting.
Note that the entries for Paladine and Takhisis are extrapolations based on previous editions as they were no longer deities at the time the sourcebook was released.

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Mystara Immortals

Immortal [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
al-Kalim [m]	Water, Animal, War, Law	LN	Scimitar
Alphaks [m]	Chaos, Evil, Magic, Destruction	CE	Greatsword
Alphatia [f]	Law, Good, Magic, Fire	LG	Quarterstaff, Light or Heavy Mace
Asterius [m]	Good, Trickery, Travel, Air, Luck	NG	Dagger
Atruaghin [m]	Law, Earth, War, Protection	LN	Tomahawk (Handaxe)
Atzanteotl [m]	Law, Evil, Death, Destruction	LE	Shortsword
Benekander [m]	Good, Sun, Fire, Knowledge	NG	Light Mace
Calitha Starbrow [f]	Water, Plant, Travel	N	Trident
Demogorgon [m]	Chaos, Evil, Air, Water	CE	Heavy Flail
Diamond [m]	Law, Strength, Earth, Magic	LN	Unarmed Strike
Diulanna [f]	Good, Plant, Animal, Air	NG	Spear
Djaea [f]	Good, Earth, Animal, Plant	NG	Light Mace
Eiryndul [m]	Chaos, Good, Fire, Trickery, Luck	CG	Shortsword
Faunus [m]	Chaos, Earth, Plant, Trickery	CN	Unarmed Strike
Frey [m] & Freyja [f]	Law, Good, Air, War	LG	Longsword or Shortsword
Garal Glitterlode [m]	Chaos, Good, Earth, Trickery	CG	Light Pick
Gorm [m]	Air, Law, War	LN	Longsword
Halav [m]	Law, Good, Protection, War	LG	Shortsword
Hel [f]	Evil, Death, Healing, Destruction	NE	Heavy Mace
Ilsundal [m]	Law, Good, Fire, Plant	LG/LN	Quarterstaff
Ixion [m]	Chaos, Good, Fire, Sun	CG	Greatsword
Ka [m]	Law, Good, Earth, Animal	LG	Natural Weapons
Kagyar [m]	Good, Earth, Protection, War	NG	Warhammer
Karaash [m]	Evil, Air, War, Strength	NE	Greatsword
Khoronus [m]	Water, Magic, Travel, Time	N	Scythe
Korotiku [m]	Chaos, Trickery, Air, Knowledge	CN	Dagger
Koryis [m]	Law, Air, Good, Protection	LG	Light or Heavy Mace
Loki [m]	Chaos, Evil, Destruction, Trickery	CE	Dagger
Madarua [f]	Death, Healing, Protection	TN	Shortsword
Masauwu [m]	Law, Evil, Destruction, Trickery	LE	Club
Mealiden Starwatcher [m]	Chaos, Good, Fire, Protection	CG	Longbow
Noumena [m]	Air, Trickery, Knowledge	N	Light Mace
Nyx [f]	Chaos, Evil, Destruction, Death	CE	Shortsword
Odin [m]	Law, Strength, Knowledge, Protection	LG	Spear
Opal [f]	Earth, Magic, Strength, Sun	N	Unarmed Strike
Orcus [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Death, Strength	CE	Club
Ordana [f]	Water, Good, Plant, Animal	NG	Club
Pearl [f]	Chaos, Earth, Strength, Magic	CN	Unarmed Strike
Petra [f]	Air, Law, Protection, Healing	LG	Heavy Mace
Pflarr [m]	Fire, Magic, Protection, Knowledge	LN	Khopesh (Scimitar)
Protius [m]	Water, Knowledge, Destruction, Protection	CN	Trident
Rad (Étienne d'Ambreville) [m]	Law, Magic, Knowledge, Fire	LN	Dagger
Rafiel [m]	Law, Magic, Protection, Fire	LN	Shortsword
Rathanos [m]	Chaos, Good, Fire, Sun	CG	Club
Razud [m]	Fire, Knowledge, Protection, Strength	N	Light or Heavy Mace
Talitha [f]	Chaos, Destruction, Trickery	CE	Battleaxe
Tarastia [f]	Law, Good, Fire, War	LG	Battleaxe
Terra [f]	Law, Earth, Healing	N	Warhammer
Thanatos [m]	Chaos, Evil, Destruction, Death	CE	Scythe
The Great One [m]	Strength, Earth, Travel, Magic, Luck	N	Unarmed Strike
Thor [m]	Fire, War, Strength, Air	LN	Warhammer
Usamigaras [m]	Healing, Magic, Trickery	CN	Dagger
Valerius [f]	Chaos, Good, Earth, Healing	CG/CN	Dagger
Vanya [f]	War, Water, Strength, Destruction	LN	Longsword
Zargon [m]	Destruction, Evil, Law	LE	Light Flail
Zirchev [m]	Plant, Animal, Fire, Knowledge	NG	Longbow

Sources: Various Mystara sourcebooks from previous editions & fan based content from the Vault of Pandius the official website of the Mystara setting.

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Forgotten Realms Deities

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
Abbathor [m]	Evil, Luck, Trickery	NE	Dagger
Aerdrie Faenya [f]	Air, Animal, Chaos, Good	CG	Quarterstaff
Akadi [m]	Air, Travel, Trickery	N	Heavy Flail
Angharradh [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Plant, Protection	CG	Spear
Anhur [m]	Chaos, Good, Strength, War	CG	Falchion
Arvoreen [f]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Shortsword
Auril [f]	Air, Evil, Water	NE	Battleaxe
Azuth [m]	Magic, Knowledge, Law	LN	Quarterstaff
Baervan Wildwanderer [m]	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	NG	Spear
Bahamut [m]	Air, Good, Luck, Protection	LG	Heavy Pick
Bahgtru [m]	Chaos, Evil, Strength	CE	Spiked Gauntlet
Bane [m]	Destruction, Evil, Law	LE	Morningstar
Baravar Cloakshadow [m]	Good, Protection, Trickery	NG	Dagger
Berronar Truesilver [m]	Good, Healing, Law, Protection	LG	Heavy Mace
Beshaba [f]	Chaos, Evil, Luck, Trickery	CE	Scourge (Whip)
Brandobaris [m]	Luck, Travel, Trickery	N	Dagger
Callarduran Smoothhands [m]	Earth, Good, Healing, Protection	N	Battleaxe
Chauntea [f]	Animal, Earth, Good, Plant, Protection	NG	Scythe
Clangeddin Silverbeard [m]	Good, Law, Strength, War	LG	Battleaxe
Corellon Larethian [m]	Chaos, Good, Magic, Protection, War	CG	Longsword
Cyric [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Trickery	CE	Longsword
Cyrrollalee [f]	Good, Law	LG	Club
Deep Duerra [f]	Evil, Law, War	LE	Battleaxe
Deep Sashelas [f]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Water	CG	Trident
Deneir [m]	Good, Knowledge, Protection	NG	Dagger
Dugmaren Brightmantle [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge	CG	Shortsword
Dumathoin [m]	Earth, Knowledge, Protection	N	Maul
Eilistraee [f]	Chaos, Good	CG	Bastard Sword
Eldath [f]	Good, Plant, Protection, Water	NG	Net or Unarmed strike
Erevan Ilesere [m]	Chaos, Luck, Trickery	CN	Shortsword
Fenmarel Mestarine [m]	Animal, Chaos, Plant, Travel	CN	Dagger
Finder Wyvernspur [m]	Chaos	CN	Bastard Sword
Flandal Steelskin [m]	Good	NG	Warhammer
Gaerdal Ironhand [m]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Warhammer
Garagos [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Strength, War	CN	Longsword
Gargauth [m]	Evil, Law, Trickery	LE	Dagger
Garl Glittergold [m]	Good, Law, Protection, Trickery	LG	Battleaxe
Geb [m]	Earth, Protection	N	Quarterstaff
Ghaunadaur [m]	Chaos, Evil	CE	Warhammer
Gond [m]	Earth, Fire, Knowledge	N	Warhammer
Gorm Gulthyn [m]	Good, Law, Protection, War	LG	Battleaxe
Grumbar [m]	Earth, Time	N	Warhammer
Gruumsh [m]	Chaos, Evil, Strength, War	CE	Spear
Gwaeron Windstrom [f]	Animal, Good, Knowledge, Plant, Travel	NG	Greatsword
Haela Brightaxe [f]	Chaos, Good, Luck, War	CG	Greatsword
Hanali Celanil [f]	Chaos, Good, Magic, Protection	CG	Dagger
Hathor [f]	Good	NG	Shortsword
Helm [m]	Law, Protection, Strength	LN	Bastard Sword
Hoar [m]	Law, Travel	LN	Javelin (Spear)
Horus-Re [m]	Good, Law, Sun	LG	Khopesh (Scimitar)
Ilmater [m]	Good, Healing, Law, Strength	LG	Unarmed Strike
Ilneval [m]	Destruction, Evil, War	NE	Longsword
Isis [f]	Good, Magic, Water	NG	Dagger
Istishia [f]	Destruction, Travel, Water	N	Warhammer
Jergal [m]	Death, Law, Repose	LN	Scythe
Kelemvor [m]	Death, Law, Protection, Repose, Travel	LN	Bastard Sword
Kiaransalee [f]	Chaos, Evil, Undeath	CE	Dagger
Kossuth [m]	Destruction, Fire	N(LN)	Spiked Chain
Labelas Enoreth [m]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Time	CG	Quarterstaff
Laduguer [m]	Evil, Law, Magic, Protection	LE	Warhammer
Lathander [m]	Good, Protection, Strength, Sun	NG	Light or Heavy Mace
Lliira [f]	Chaos, Good, Travel	CG	Shuriken
Lolth [f]	Chaos, Darkness, Destruction, Evil, Trickery	CE	Dagger
Loviatar [f]	Evil, Law, Strength	LE	Scourge (Whip)
Lurue [m]	Animal, Chaos, Good, Healing	CG	Spear
Luthic [m]	Earth, Evil, Healing	NE	Claw Bracer
Malar [m]	Animal, Chaos, Evil, Strength	CE	Claw Bracer
Marthammor Duin [m]	Good, Protection, Travel	NG	Heavy Mace
Mask [m]	Darkness, Evil, Luck, Trickery	NE	Longsword
Mielikki [f]	Animal, Good, Plant, Travel	NG	Scimitar
Milil [m]	Good, Knowledge	NG	Rapier
Moradin [m]	Earth, Good, Law, Protection	LG	Warhammer
Mystra [f]	Good, Knowledge, Magic	NG(LN)	Shuriken
Nephthys [f]	Chaos, Good, Protection	CG	Whip
Nobanion [m]	Animal, Good, Law	LG	Heavy Pick
Oghma [m]	Knowledge, Luck, Travel, Trickery	N	Longsword
Osiris [m]	Death, Good, Law, Plant, Repose	LG	Light or Heavy Flail
Red Knight [m]	Law, War	LN	Longsword
Rillifane Rallathil [m]	Chaos, Good, Plant, Protection	CG	Quarterstaff
Savras [m]	Knowledge, Law, Magic	LN	Dagger
Sebek [m]	Animal, Evil, Water	NE	Spear
Segojan Earthcaller [m]	Earth, Good	NG	Heavy Mace
Sehanine Moonbow [f]	Chaos, Good, Knowledge, Repose, Travel	CG	Quarterstaff
Selûne [f]	Chaos, Good, Protection, Travel	CG	Heavy Mace
Selvetarm [m]	Chaos, Evil, War	CE	Heavy Mace
Set [m]	Air, Darkness, Evil, Law, Magic	LE	Spear
Shar [f]	Darkness, Evil, Knowledge	NE	Chakram (Cutting Wheel)
Sharess [f]	Chaos, Good, Travel, Trickery	CG	Claw Bracer
Shargaas [m]	Chaos, Evil, Trickery	CE	Shortsword
Sharindlar [f]	Chaos, Good, Healing	CG	Whip
Shaundakul [m]	Air, Chaos, Protection, Travel	CN	Greatsword
Sheela Peryroyl [f]	Air, Plant	N	Sickle
Shevarash [f]	Chaos, War	CN	Longbow
Shiallia [f]	Animal, Good, Plant	NG	Quarterstaff
Siamorphe [m]	Knowledge, Law	LN	Light Mace
Silvanus [m]	Animal, Plant, Protection, Water	N	Maul
Solonor Thelandira [m]	Chaos, Good, Plant, War	CG	Longbow
Sune [f]	Chaos, Good, Protection	CG	Whip
Talona [f]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil	CE	Unarmed Strike
Talos [m]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Fire	CE	Spear
Tempus [m]	Chaos, Protection, Strength, War	CN	Battleaxe
Thard Harr [m]	Animal, Chaos, Good, Plant	CG	Spiked Gauntlet
Thoth [m]	Knowledge, Magic	N	Quarterstaff
Tiamat [f]	Evil, Law	LE	Heavy Pick
Torm [m]	Good, Healing, Law, Protection, Strength	LG	Greatsword
Tymora [f]	Chaos, Good, Luck, Protection, Travel	CG	Shuriken
Tyr [m]	Good, Knowledge, Law, War	LG	Longsword
Ubtao [m]	Plant, Protection	N	Heavy Pick
Ulutiu [m]	Animal, Law, Protection, Strength	LN	Spear
Umberlee [f]	Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Water	CE	Trident
Urdlen [m]	Chaos, Earth, Evil	CE	Claw Bracer
Urogalan [m]	Death, Earth, Law, Protection, Repose	LN	Light or Heavy Flail
Uthgar [m]	Animal, Chaos, Strength, War	CN	Battleaxe
Valkur [m]	Air, Chaos, Good, Protection	CG	Cutlass
Velsharoon [m]	Death, Evil, Magic, Undeath	NE	Quarterstaff
Vergadain [m]	Luck, Trickery	N	Longsword
Vhaeraun [m]	Chaos, Evil, Travel, Trickery	CE	Shortsword
Waukeen [f]	Knowledge, Protection, Travel	N	Nunchaku
Yondalla [f]	Good, Law, Protection	LG	Shortsword
Yurtrus [m]	Death, Destruction, Evil	NE	Unarmed Strike

Heresies of the Realm

Heresies	Domains	Alignments	Deities	Favored Weapon
Three-Faced Sun	Death, Law, Sun, Time	LN	Amaunator, Lathander	Scythe
Risen Sun	Fire, Law, Sun, Time	LG	Amaunator, Lathander	Light Mace
Dark Moon	Darkness, Knowledge, Protection, Travel	LN, N, CN	Shar, Selûne	Chakram (Cutting Wheel) or Heavy Mace
Cult of Shared Suffering	Healing, Strength	N	Ilmater	Unarmed Strike

Note that the above list does not include deities that would not have clerics of playable PC races.
Demon-Princes & Archdevils are also suitable options for Faerunian clerics.
Followers in one of the listed heresies must adhere to one of the specified alignments.

Sources: Faiths and Pantheons, Lost Empires of Faerun

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Birthright Deities

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
Avani [f]	Sun, Knowledge, Law, Magic	LN	Spear
Baphomet [m]	Animal, Chaos, War	CE	Glaive (Halberd)
Belinik [m]	War, Strength, Evil, Chaos	CE	Greataxe
Cuiraécen [m]	War, Strength, Good, Chaos	CG	Longsword or Spear
Eloéle [f]	Chaos, Darkness, Trickery	CN	Spear
Erik [m]	Animal, Earth, Plant	N	Dagger
Haelyn [m]	War, Good, Law	LG	Greatsword or Bastard Sword
Kartathok [m]	War, Destruction, Strength, Evil, Law	LE	Spear
Kostchtchie [m]	Chaos, Cold, Strength, Evil, Destruction	CE	Maul
Kriesha [f]	Chaos, Cold, Evil	LE	Light or Heavy Mace
Laerme [f]	Fire, Good, Chaos	CG	Shortbow
Moradin [m]	Earth, Protection, Good, Law	LG	Warhammer
Nesirie [f]	Healing, Protection, Good, Water	NG	Trident
Ruornil [m]	Magic, Knowledge	N	Quarterstaff
Sera [f]	Chaos, Luck, Travel	CN	Light or Heavy Flail
The Cold Rider [m]	Death, Evil, Magic	NE	Unarmed Strike
Torazan [m]	War, Earth, Evil	CE	Longsword
Yeenoghu [m]	Chaos, Death, Protection, War	CE	Light or Heavy Flail

The deities of Cerilia and their priesthoods are further detailed in the Other Settings, Birthright thread.

Source: The Book of Priestcraft (AD&D), 3.5 Birthright official website

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Dark Sun Religions

The traditional divine casters from Athas are the elemental clerics, the druids and the templars (clerics of Sorcerer-Kings). On this server we also allow favored souls and voodan as native Athasian characters. Favored souls rise from the ranks of the templars whereas elemental voodan draw their strength from the very same spirits which empower elemental clerics and druids. This entry focuses on the cleric class, though you may consult the Dark Sun Roleplay Resources for more details on the world of Athas.

There are two types of clerics on Athas, the godless world of the Dark Sun setting.

Elemental clerics devote themselves to one particular element and its preservation in the natural world. They gain their powers through pacts with powerful spirits of the land acting as conduits for energy from the elemental planes. The suggested clerical domains for each type of elemental spirits are listed below. A cleric is required to take at least one elemental domain: air, earth, fire or water and can choose any non-elemental domain as his other domain (excluding the Ravenloft-specific domains, and adhering to alignment restricted domains rules). Elemental clerics can be of any alignment. The AD&D 2nd edition Dark Sun supplement Earth, Air, Fire, and Water is a recommended read to those wishing to play an elemental cleric.

Templars are civil servants within a city‐state’s government organization. Each templar swears obedience to his temple, and absolute fealty to his sorcerer‐king, a powerful ruler in the Tablelands. In return, the sorcerer‐king grants them spell power stolen from the elemental planes. In most city‐states, templars are the ultimate authority—judge, jury, and executioner. Templars police and administer the city‐states, and serve other civil roles ranging from general to jailer and from tax collector to garbage collector.

Athasian Elementalism

Element	Domains *	Alignment
Air	Air, Knowledge, Travel	N
Earth	Earth, Protection, Strength	N
Fire	Fire, Destruction, War	N
Magma	Earth, Fire, Destruction	N
Rain	Air, Water, Plant	N
Silt	Earth, Water, Time	N
Sun	Air, Fire, Sun	N
Water	Water, Healing, Animal	N

* These clerical domains are only a suggestion for elemental clerics (see the rule above), but voodan characters are limited to the listed options. Elemental clerics have no favored weapons.

Athasian Sorcerer-Kings

Sorcerer-King/Queen	Domains	Alignment
Andropinis [m]	Evil, Law, Travel, War	LE
Atzetuk [m]	Destruction, Evil, Magic, Sun	NE
Dregoth [m]	Chaos, Death, Evil, Knowledge	CE
Hamanu [m]	Evil, Law, Protection, Strength	LE
Kalid-Ma [m]	Destruction, Evil, Law, Strength	LE
Lalali-Puy [f]	Evil, Healing, Law, Plant	NE
Shadow King [m]	Chaos, Evil, Trickery, War	CE

* Though Sorcerer-kings have no favored weapons per say, templars (be they clerics or favored souls) can select the mace or heavy mace for the purpose of qualifying for certain abilities.
* Kalid-Ma is the sorcerer-king of Kalidnay, a domain of Ravenloft drawn from the world of Athas. Natives of that domain can elect to be one of his templar or an elemental cleric.
* The Sorcererer-Kings Abalach-Re, Kalak and Tectuktitlay are dead and no longer grant powers to templars.

Sources: AD&D 2nd edition Dark Sun supplement Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, Dragon Magazine #319.

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Eberron Deities

Deity [gender]	Domains	Alignment	Favored Weapon
The Silver Flame	Good, Law, Protection	LG	Longbow
Arawai [f]	Good, Plant	NG	Morningstar
Aureon [m]	Knowledge, Law, Magic	LN	Quarterstaff
Balinor [m]	Air, Animal, Earth	N	Battleaxe
Boldrei [f]	Good, Law, Protection	LG	Spear
Dol Arrah [f]	Good, Law, Sun, War	LG	Halberd
Dol Dorn [m]	Chaos, Good, Strength, War	CG	Longsword
Kol Korran [m]	Travel	N	Light or Heavy Mace
Olladra [f]	Good, Healing, Luck	NG	Sickle
Onatar [m]	Fire, Good	NG	Warhammer
The Devourer [m]	Destruction, Evil, Water	NE	Trident
The Fury [f]	Evil	NE	Rapier
The Keeper [m]	Death, Evil	NE	Scythe
The Mockery [m]	Destruction, Evil, Trickery, War	NE	Kama
The Shadow	Chaos, Darkness, Evil, Magic	CE	Quarterstaff
The Traveler	Chaos, Travel, Trickery	CN	Scimitar
The Blood of Vol	Death, Evil, Law	LE	Dagger
The Cults of the Dragon Below	Darkness, Earth, Evil	NE	Heavy Pick
The Path of Light (Il-Yannah)	Law, Protection	LN	Unarmed Strike
The Undying Court	Good, Protection	NG	Scimitar
Dreaming Dark	Evil, Law	LE	None
Kalok Shash	Good, Protection, War	LG	Longsword
Lord of Blades [m]	Evil, Law, War	LE	Greatsword
Path of Inspiration (Riedra)	Law	LN	Light or Heavy Flail
Spirits of the Past	Destruction, Protection, War	TN	Double Scimitar
The Becoming God	Strength	TN	None
The Promise of Fire	Destruction, Evil, Fire	NE	Shortsword
Vulkoor [m]	Destruction, Evil, Trickery, War	NE	Drow Scorpion Chain (Whip)

Sources: Eberron Campaign Setting, Faiths of Eberron, Secrets of Xen'drik