The peo­ple of Nume­naria wor­ship sev­eral pri­mary gods. As in our world, the gods are liv­ing, breath­ing forces to some peo­ple and lit­tle more than super­sti­tions to oth­ers. And, as in our world, the gods don’t inter­vene by appear­ing to the masses in their nat­ural, holy forms spew­ing light­ning bolts and issu­ing forth com­mand­ments. Only holy men and women, lunatics and char­la­tans claim to see the gods in their true forms or hear their voices clearly.

But do they exist?

Well, that’s com­pli­cated. If you are plan­ning to run a game in this world, you as the game mas­ter can do what­ever the hell you want–and encoun­ters with the gods are cer­tainly not out of bounds.

Will I treat the gods as exis­ten­tially real char­ac­ters in my sto­ries? Prob­a­bly not. The gods are as real as the peo­ple of the world make them. How’s that for mushy-headed mysticism?

Ulva, God­dess of fer­til­ity and healing

Feya, God­dess of Chaos

Omris, God of war and order

Kyn­tha, the moon Goddess

Gob, the Usurper