When Digimon die, their data must pass into the Dark Area. The pale god Athreos is their guide, ferrying the dead to their ultimate rest. Silent, bent, and tattered, he patiently fulfills his role. Though he is as much a god as any on the Council, Athreos has declined membership, opting instead to serve as a guide to the deceased mortals of Saga. Worshipers of Athreos are travelers and wanderers, those who stand a...

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Ephara is the god of city-states and building. Ephara represents and presides over any organized state of people, but in particular she is worshipped in Axis Mundi. Ephara is also the god of industry, civic wisdom, scholarship, religious sculpture, friezes, architecture, societal progress, social philosophy, and the protection and stability of the city. It is believed that her presence keeps a polis safe from bein...

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When the sun first shone on Saga, the first shadow was cast. When the gods saw it, they feared and banished it, sending it into the boundary between Saga and the Dark Area. That shadow became Erebos, the god of death. In time, Erebos accepted his role, and the gods in turn overcame their fear and welcomed him among their number. Erebos rules over death and the Dark Area, but these aren't his only duties. Because o...

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Heliod represents law, justice, retribution, and the bonds of kinship. Heliod presides over matters of family honor, questions of morality and virtue, speeches, marriages, acts of protective bravery, dawn meals, and self-sacrifice. Heliod radiates with pride and self-assurance. His presence fills the sky with light, and in person he has the same overwhelming aura of awe and brilliance. He is convivial and gregario...

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A deceased god. Iroas Rod was a beacon of glory in combat, and governed both personal valor and bravery in battle. Thus he also governed warfare. Iroas sought to encourage the honorable aspects of warfare in mortals. He favored the militaristic cities and has established the Iroan Games in many cities' arenas, whose podium is also the main temple to the god. Each year, during the height of summer, athletes and sol...

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Karametra is the god of the harvest, hearth, and protection. She is a serene, wise god who values community, stability, and the balance of nature. As such, she is strongly associated with Glen Elendra, where worship of her is strongest. Karametra is also the god of maternity, family, orphans, domestication, and agriculture, but she is not a pacifist. She governs defense of home and guarding of territory. She is al...

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A bolt from the blue can be both devastating and inspirational. Likewise, Keranos embodies the fury of the storm and the sudden blaze of epiphany. A god of little patience and less mercy, he dispenses insights and blasts of lightning in equal measure. As the embodiment of wisdom, Keranos is intolerant of mortals, whom he sees as reckless. Yet he also respects those who take action with clear purpose, especially if...

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Kruphix is the god of the sea and also presides over the secrets of the briny deep. But he is also the god of ancient knowledge, gradual change, introspection, vast distances, long voyages, and far-ranging searches. Kruphix might also be described as the god of patterns, such as those of tides, currents, ripples in water, and even the passage of time. Kruphix is the god who is least likely to be satisfied with the...

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Mogis is the god of wrath and pain. Both Mogis and Iroas govern the domain of war. But unlike Iroas, who thrived on noble tests of mettle and the glory of victory, Mogis feels satisfaction only through destroying his opponents utterly, reveling in pleasure at the weak survivors' fear. Sadism, revenge, malice, domination—these are Mogis's spoils. From northern berserkers, to sellswords, cutthroats, and those seekin...

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Nylea is the god of the moon, the seasons, and the hunt. Because of her reign over the hunt, she is also associated with predation and hunger. And because of her rule of the seasons, she is also the god of metamorphosis and rebirth. Nylea is usually aloof and thoughtful, but with her companions she is playful and joyful. Nylea is quick to anger and vengeance if something threatens her realm. The seasons change at ...

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Deadly poison can be healing medicine in small amounts, and this dichotomy is reflected in the god whose province is such tinctures. Pharika is the keeper of apothecary knowledge, the source of dark magic. To those who would oppose her, Pharika is a fearsome enemy, but mortals she favors are hard to kill. She bears a potion cup from which she dispenses draughts that simultaneously strengthen her servants and slay ...

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Phenax is the god of cheats, liars, and tricksters. He governs magic, gambling, deception, betrayal, isolation, planning, and secrets. He is worshipped by criminals and others who wish to subvert the rules and gain an advantage through deception. Despite this, he is not a malevolent god, as he views pure malevolence to be rather straightforward and uninspired. Temples to Phenax are typically hidden in plain sight,...

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Purphoros is the god of the forge, the restless earth, and fire. He rules the raw creative force of heat and energy that fills the souls of sentient beings. For this reason, Purphoros is also the god of artisans, of obsession, and of the cycle of creation and destruction. To sit in the presence of Purphoros is to be inspired. He forges the most ornate and delicate items only to dash them into flame and start again...

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Svarog is the embodiment of the burning power of the sun. He is intensity incarnate. He knows his power and knows how great it is. He lives his life as if on the surface of the sun, brimming with focus and power. He is capable of great warmth and camaraderie, but also unyielding anger and vengeance. He is passionate in his beliefs, which mostly consists of him being great. Furthermore, he views his godly status wi...

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The most enigmatic of the gods, Thassa has dominion over the potential, the distant, and the unseen. Thus, she is seen as an oracle of dreams. She also governs navigation, mystery, and the cycles of time. Mortals say that Thassa is the most ancient of the pantheon, the keeper of mysteries that no others are meant to learn. The reclusive god speaks rarely and counts few worshippers. Thassa's temple is built over a ...

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Xenagos is the reveler, renowned for his charisma and ability to whip followers into a frenzy. He has a tendency to not take anything seriously beyond his revelries, and will quickly fall to despondency and irrationality if he is kept from them for too long. Despite this, he is perhaps the god who values mortals the most on a personal level, as without them his parties would be unbearably tame. He enjoys seeing ho...

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