Krokvar

The primary Orc deity; Kuvarr (known as Rage Death-Blood to humans), is worshiped by those known as the Kuvidraki. Kuvidraki are fueled in much of the same way as Rage is; by war, hatred, and righteous slaughter. Kuvidraki are constantly seeking battle wherever life may bring it, and thus their religion make them popular as mercenaries, willing to charge low prices the more dangerous the battle they're being sent into is for them. Despite their choice of charging low prices for dangerous jobs, this is subjective to their own beliefs in their abilities. Particularly arrogant or skillful Kuvidraki will require higher pays for even some difficult tasks, only being cheaper for near death-defying missions.

Particularly faithful Kuvidraki are able to ascend to becoming Kuli-varra, Orcs whose battle prowess has been noticed by Kuvarr and have been rewarded due to this. Their status as warriors chosen personally by their deity draws comparisons between them and the Einherjar of the Norse faiths. Kuli-varra are similar in appearance to Orcs save for their already Orcish features becoming exaggerated; larger muscles, bigger tusks, deeper voices, and so on.

The Orcish god of the sun and bringer of light, Evestar who is worshiped as the one who not only provides life but also he who burns the enemies of the world. Orcs learn of Evestar from a young age and his tale of becoming a god - his tale involving him as a hunter encountering a mighty phoenix who he swallowed. Its flame now constantly burning before going out within his stomach each day. The flame within his belly would burn for the day until going out at night, representing the sun, while his belly without the flame was the moon.

Primarily worshiped by Valarians, worship of Avarath the Deceiver fuels aspects of their society, prizing trickery and deception above all else. Avarath, though a deity typically viewed negatively by non-worshipers, believes his methods can be used against "evils" of the world, seeing deception as merely another tool able to be exploited against evildoers. Valarians often care little for his focus on going against evildoers, though some more devout Avarathians hold true to their deities' beliefs despite societies' indifference.

The two goblin deities (referred to as the "Greski Gods" or the "Goblin Gods") are both highly praised and worshipped by goblins. Other orcs know better than to laugh at their worship for fear of angering the gods, but still they laugh internally at the thought that mere goblins could ascend to godhood.

Coolington and Rangar are the two goblin deities, and usually a goblin following the path of the Greski will pick one of the two to try and embody in their actions and spirit.

Coolington is an eccentric goblin hero from long ago who greatly enjoys fashion and showing off. He especially likes bright colors, jewelry, and precious metals. Despite his eccentric and bombastic nature, he is a surprisingly trustworthy figure.

Rangar is the other goblin deity, coming into being not long after Coolington. Being the heir to the Kingdom of Goblinian, he valiantly defended his homeland and participated in many battles to ensure the safety of his people. The Kingdom of Goblinian soon conquered all other nations around it, becoming the sole power on the planet now dubbed 'Goblinian'. Shortly after his death, crusades against demon invaders sparked worshippers of Rangar, causing him to ascend to godhood as belief in his heroism and bestowment of divine power drove him to ascension.

Coolington

Favored Weapon: Archer's Sword

Favored Animal: Fox

Residence: Goblinian (Afterlife version)

Servants: Goblins, Angels (sometimes)

Alignments: Trickery, Goblins, Showmen, Heroes, Nobility, and Underdogs