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<thead>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Tendency</th>
<th>Symbols</th>
<th>Domains</th>
<th>Description</th>
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<td>Mystra, the Weaver of Magic</td>
<td>Neutral</td>
<td>Eye, sphere, runes</td>
<td>Arcana</td>
<td>Mystra is the goddess of magic and arcane knowledge. She is seen as the patron of wizards and those who seek to understand the mysteries of the universe.</td>
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<td>Kelemvor, the Judge</td>
<td>Lawful Neutral</td>
<td>Balance, lemniscata (infinity)</td>
<td>Life, Death, Grave, Order</td>
<td>Kelemvor is the god responsable for the cicle of life. He is seen as a impartial god who judges the souls and ensures that life and death are respected.</td>
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<td>Moradin, The Maker</td>
<td>Lawful Good</td>
<td>Anvil, hammer, shield</td>
<td>Forge, Order</td>
<td>Moradin is the god of the forge, and is revered by dwarves and other smiths. This deity is associated with craftsmanship, industry, creation and protection.</td>
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<td>Velsharoon, the Decaying</td>
<td>Neutral Evil</td>
<td>Fly, rat, skeleton</td>
<td>Death, Grave</td>
<td>Velsharoon is the god of sickness and the dead. He is associated with plague, bodies, rot and the undead.</td>
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<td>Heliograf, the Sage</td>
<td>Neutral</td>
<td>Eye, book, scroll</td>
<td>Knowledge, Light</td>
<td>Heliograf is the god of knowledge, wisdom and vision. He is revered by scholars, librarians, and other seekers of knowledge. He is a wise and learned deity, who values the pursuit of knowledge above all else.</td>
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<td>Niamh, the Mother</td>
<td>Neutral Good</td>
<td>House, wheat, bell</td>
<td>Life, Peace, Nature</td>
<td>Niamh is the goddess of life, harvest, house and family. She is worshipped by farmers, families, and other good-hearted people. She is a nurturing deity, who values growth, harmony, sobriety and routine.</td>
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<td>Pelor, the Bright</td>
<td>Lawful Good</td>
<td>Sun, cross</td>
<td>Light, Peace, Life</td>
<td>Pelor is the god of the sun, peace and healing. He is seen as a benevolent deity who bringslight and warmth to the world, and is the patron of those who seek to bring hope and comfort to others. His tendency is good and his symbol is a sun with rays.</td>
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<td>Cendelion, the Guardian</td>
<td>Chaotic Neutral</td>
<td>Leaf, waterfall, antlers, horns</td>
<td>Nature, Tempest</td>
<td>Cendelion is the god of nature and the wilderness, worshipped by hunters, rangers, and other protectors of the wilds. He is a free-spirited deity, who values the untamed power of the natural world.</td>
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<td>Erathis, the Dealer</td>
<td>Lawful Evil</td>
<td>Contract, closed hands</td>
<td>Order, Trickery</td>
<td>Erathis, the Dealer. Erathis is the goddess of contracts, deception, pride, greed and lies. She is seen as a cunning deity that always finds a way to benefit with her deals and manipulation.</td>
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<td>Shinui, the Atrocious</td>
<td>Chaotic Evil</td>
<td>Skull, thorn, fang, claw</td>
<td>Death, Trickery</td>
<td>Shinui is the goddess of massacre, envy, pain and vengeance and treason. This deity is associated with murders and other human ills. She is often worshipped by those capable of bad deeds.</td>
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<td>Brahmer, the Innkeeper</td>
<td>Chaotic Good</td>
<td>Tankard, barrel, cloak and sword</td>
<td>Life, Trickery</td>
<td>Brahmer is the god of freedom, drinks, parties, adventures, games and heroes. Brahmer is about everything that happens in a tavern. He is worshipped by adventurers, drunkards and wanderers.</td>
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<td>Umbra, the Shadow Lady</td>
<td>Chaotic Neutral</td>
<td>Shadow, moon, dagger</td>
<td>Twilight, Death</td>
<td>Umbra is the goddess of shadows, secrets, greed, mystery and Moon. She is seen as a nocturnal deity who dwells in the dark, and is the patron of those who use the darkness and the ones who seek to understand the unknown.</td>
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<td>Sandoq, the Mighty</td>
<td>Chaotic Neutral</td>
<td>Crossed weapons</td>
<td>War, Forge, Tempest</td>
<td>Sandoq is the god of battle, strength, weapons and boldness. He is seen as a deity who revels in the thrill of combat, and is the patron of those who seek to test their might in battle.</td>
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<td>Arta, the Catharsis</td>
<td>Neutral Good</td>
<td>Heart, mask, music notes, feather, oud</td>
<td>Light, Knowledge</td>
<td>Arta is the goddess of beauty, art and love. She is a deity that represents everything that is beautiful in the world and in the people. All kinds of performers worship Arta.</td>
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<td>The Old One</td>
<td>Chaotic Evil</td>
<td>Dark flame, void, tentacles</td>
<td>Death, Tempest</td>
<td>The ancient god that was banished by the others. He represents destruction, starvation, disaster and the end.</td>
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