Divine Power
Divine power comes from the primal power of the Immortal Lords. The Lords grant certain powers to priests and cleric (Torchbearer, p 49).
The Immortal Lords
The people worship and praise the Immortal Lords, and rarely refer to gods.
Old Ones
The Old Ones are the most ancient of immortals. Their names have been forgotten and they no longer directly attend to Creation. The Asar are a tribe of Immortal Lords who claim lineage from the Old Ones (Middarmark, p 8). The Immortals that slew Aurgelmir created the earth (Middarmark, p 10).
Young Lords
The Lords that have recently ascended are still known by name. For example, Sigrun the
Defender, the Lady of Battles is a young lord. Eventually, once her name is forgotten, she will be praised along with the other Lords of Battle.
Lord of Adders
Lord of Beasts
Lord of Creation
Lord of Endings
Lord of Entropy
Lord of Fate
Lord of Destiny
Lord of Labor
Lord of Paths and Ways
The Far Wanderer
Lord of Plenty
Lord of Rule
Lord of Serenity
Lord of Shields
Lord of Silence
Lord of Terror
The Black Goat, The Lord of Blood
Lord of the Eternal
Lord of the Forges
Lord of Valor
Lords of Battle
Sigrun the Defender, Lady of Battle (Our Lady of Battle)
Lords of Chaos and Law
Lords of Life and Death
Lords of Light and Darkness
The Burning Lord
The Shrouded Lord
Saint of Sailors
Saints of Good Fortune
Noden, God of the Hunt
Accasbel, God of Mead
Morrígan, Three-faced God of Battle
The Moon Goddess
Belenus, The Fire God
Gods of the Wild
Gods of the Forest
Cosmology
The Black Gate
The Otherworld
The Shroud of Worlds
Aether
The Skein of Destiny
The Nothingness to Come
The Middle Air
Near Reaches
Aether
Faerie
Dry Lands
Middle Reaches
Astral Ocean
City of Pearl
Terminus
Citadel of Law
Far Reaches
Heavens
Hells
The Abyss