Theology

Alright, I've put together some basic information for the gods of the world--at least, the good ones (the ones people who aren't evil worship). While this is all subject to minor revision, it's good enough to get started. Over the next couple of weeks, I will provide more information, hopefully including an actual story of the mythology rather than simply a bunch of names of gods.

Aranos
God of the sun, government, justice, and righteous rulership. He is the husband of the goddess Elilus, and he is the foremost among the gods.

Elilus
Goddess of the moon, mercy, and change and adaptivity. She is second in influence only to her husband, if she is not indeed his equal. In many ways her attributes balance out those of her husband. He embodies the unyeilding principles of justice, and she is an avatar of mercy and forgiveness; he is as constant and unchanging as the glowing sun, while she readily changes like the waxing and waning moon.

Iluin
Goddess of night, shadows, dreams, and patroness of the lost, the unseen, and the ignored. Sister of Azura and Indis.

Azura
Goddess of twilight, prophecy, and change and transitions. She ushers the spirits of the dead to the afterlife.

Indis
Goddess of daytime, the family, the hearth, and agriculture. She is the patroness of lovers.

Phanesteus
God of smithing, invention, artisans, volcanoes, earthquakes, and mountains.

Eris
Goddess of nature, hunting, animals, and healing.

Vasian
Goddess of strategic warfare, craftsmen, civilization, and art.

Esos
God of judgment, and the judge of the dead. He is typically depicted as an old man with a long white beard and no eyes.

Yeven
God of time, fate, death, and funeral rites.

Ouranos
God of the ocean, study and learning, and magic.

Aziol
God of the sky, storms, and music.

Arrakis
God of hardship, the desert and other barren lands, and the patron of travelers and those who suffer.

Nalavi
Goddess of love, marriage, childbirth, and kindness to others.

Sabbian
God of ambition, power, and wealth.

Aku
God of balance, order, discipline, peace, thought, and natural law.