Deities of the Flanaess
Though not a complete list, the deities below represent the major powers of worship in the campaign. Occasionally, you may see references to other gods of the Flanaess, these refer to deities that are not as popular, though they may hold greater sway in certain regions.
The information below is common knowledge, however, this list does not match the list located in the D&D 5E Player's Handbook, therefore contact the DM for additional details on any deity particular to the Wold of Greyhawk. Additional information is known to any character with the Religion skill. A skill check will provide details on worshipers, holy sites and temples, clergy, dogma, rituals, artifacts and much more. For clerics, druids and other divine casters, additional details on YOUR deity will automatically be provided.
Racial Legend
Lowercase letters indicate that the deity is worshiped less, but still widely known.
(B)aklunish, (C)ommon, (F)lanaess, (O)eridian, (S)uel, (D)warvish, (E)lven, (H)umanoid, (U)known.
The Good Powers
Ehlonna
Goddess of Woodlands (FC)
Alignment: NG
Spheres: Life, Nature
Symbol: Unicorn horn
Fharlanghn
God of Horizons and Travel (OC)
Alignment: NG
Spheres: Knowledge, Trickery
Symbol: Circle crossed by a curved horizon line
Johydee
God of Deception, Espionage, and Protection (O)
Alignment: CG
Spheres: Trickery
Symbol: Small stylized mask of onyx
Kord
God of Athletics and Sport (S)
Alignment: CG
Spheres: Tempest, War
Symbol: Four spears and four maces radiating out from a central point
Heironeous
God of Chivalry and Valor (OC)
Alignment: LG
Spheres: War
Symbol: Lightning bolt
Pelor
God of the Sun and Healing (FC)
Alignment: NG
Spheres: Life, Light
Symbol: Sun
Rao
God of Peace and Reason (FC)
Alignment: LG
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: White heart
Trithereon
God of Liberty and Retribution (C)
Alignment: CG
Spheres: War
Symbol: Triskelion
Ulaa
Goddess of Hills and Mountains (C)
Alignment: LG
Spheres: Life, War
Symbol: Mountain with a circle at its heart
The Neutral Powers
Beory
Goddess of Nature (FC)
Alignment: N
Spheres: Nature
Symbol: Green disk
Boccob
God of Magic (C)
Alignment: N
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: Eye within a pentagram
Celestian
God of Stars and Wanderers (OC)
Alignment: N
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: Arc of seven stars inside a circle
Istus
Goddess of Fate and Destiny (Bc)
Alignment: N
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: Weaver's spindle with three strands
Obad-Hai
God of Nature (FC)
Alignment: N
Spheres: Nature
Symbol: Oakleaf and acorn
Olidammara
God of Revelry (C)
Alignment: CN
Spheres: Trickery
Symbol: Laughing mask
Pholtus
God of Light and Law (OC)
Alignment: LN
Spheres: Light
Symbol: Silver sun or full moon partially eclipsed by a smaller crescent moon
Ralishaz
God of ill Luck and Insanity (C)
Alignment: CN
Spheres: Trickery
Symbol: Three bone fate-casting sticks
St. Cuthbert
God of Common Sense and Zeal (C)
Alignment: LN
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: Circle at the center of a starburst of lines
Telchur
God of Winter, Cold, and the North Wind (S)
Alignment: CN
Spheres: Nature, Tempest
Symbol: Leafless tree in a field of snow
Wee Jas
Goddess of Magic and Death (S)
Alignment: LN
Spheres: Death, Knowledge
Symbol: Red skull in front of a fireball
Zilchus
God of Power, Business and Influence (OC)
Alignment: LN
Domains: Knowledge, Trickery
Symbol: Hands clutching a bag of gold
The Evil Powers
Erythnul
God of Envy and Slaughter (OC)
Alignment: CE
Spheres: War
Symbol: Blood drop
Hextor
God of War and Discord (OC)
Alignment: LE
Spheres: War
Symbol: Six arrows facing downward in a fan
Incabulos
God of Plague and Famine (C)
Alignment: NE
Spheres: Death
Symbol: Reptilian eye with a horizontal diamond
luz
God of Pain and Oppression (FC)
Alignment: CE
Spheres: Death
Symbol: Grinning human skull
Nerull
God of Death (FC)
Alignment: NE
Spheres: Death
Symbol: Skull with either a sickle or a scythe
Pyremius
Assassins, Fire, Poison, and Murder (S)
Alignment: NE
Spheres: Death, War
Symbol: Demonic face with ears like a bat's wings
Vecna
God of Evil Secrets (U)
Alignment: NE
Spheres: Knowledge
Symbol: Hand with an eye in the palm