Gods

The Deities of Eternal Lands

They might be gods, but they're small and petty

Descriptions of the individual gods and goddesses were taken from the official EL forum at The Great Almanac of the Gods.

You may worship a maximum of 3 Greater Gods, but none of your gods can be enemies. The priest of the next god you wish to worship will refuse you as a follower if you do not meet these requirements.

The difference between the Greater and Shadow gods is not in their power but in their amount of worshippers. The Greater Gods are more widely worshipped while the Shadow Gods have smaller, more devout, groups of worshippers. They can also be referred to as the "old gods", meaning they were worshipped more heavily in the past.

Greater Gods

God	Position	Enemies	Temple Location	High Priest
Mortos	Attack God	Aluwen and Elandria	Naralik Catacombs	Dirhyan
Aluwen	Defense Goddess	Mortos and Selain	White Stone: Forest of the Fall	Noria
Lucaa	Harvesting Goddess	Unolas and Glilin	Tarsengaard: Roanof Island	File:Quira.png Quira
Elandria	Alchemy Goddess	Mortos and Zarin	Desert Pines: Evergreen Woods	Romira
Unolas	Magic God	Lucaa and Zarin	White Stone: Vermor Castle	Adrian
Jayden	Potions Goddess	LaForge and Xiao	Morcraven Marsh	Iazurn
Selain	Summoning God	Aluwen and Glilin	White Stone: Tirnwood Vale	Sylpho
Glilin	Manufacturing God	Lucaa and Selain	Nordcarn	Baostas
Zarin	Crafting Goddess	Elandria and Unolas	Tarsengaard	Durnam
LaForge	Engineering God	Jayden and Galienne	Arius: Western Kyr Woodlands	Diesel
Galienne	Tailoring Goddess	? and LaForge	Glacmor Mountain Range	File:Tyra.png Tyra
Xiao	Ranging God	? and Jayden	Ruins of Tirnym	File:Gatlin.png Gatlin

Shadow Gods

God	Position
Centau	God of Change
Dvar	Father of the Dwarves and Gnomes
Glydoc	Father of the Orchans
Iringold	Father of the Draegoni
Vias	Keeper of Souls