The Pantheon

<p>Thiton - God of Water and Life</p><p>Thiten - Goddess of Death and Time</p><p>Gliten - Goddess of Air and Balance</p><p>Gliton - God of Fire and Chaos</p><p>Glitonea - Goddess of Earth and Law</p><p>Mazoë - God of Courage and Justice</p><p>Moronóë - God of Wisdom and Hearth</p><p>Tyronóë - Goddess of Dreams and Psyche</p><p>Yafel - Knowledge and Cunning</p><p><br></p><p>Manifests slightly differently in various cultures, but overall themes are present and largely consistent. There are always the Nine and they are tightly related as a family unit. Relationships between the gods are often contentious but typically resolve throughout the narratives and that usually by common care for mortals and the realms of being. There tends not to be a consistent hierarchy, though folks treat patron deities of greater importance (Dwarven folk may honor and give deference to Glitonea while Elven cultures may esteem Tyronóë or Moronóë and elemental-based peoples often regard their corresponding deity as first among equals). Symbolism and stories vary, but under the banner of the following “expertises” or “specialities” of each member of the Pantheon.</p>