Religion

The Gods and Fascillia
Since the first of those who recorded all that they knew and witnessed, there have been the gods. Beings beyond our world with superlative power and ability. Although the nature of these entities are surely beyond our knowledge there have been enough instances throughout history to not only distinguish one god from another but to assign a domain of control and personalities to each in turn.

This is not to say that we have discovered all the gods in existence, it is almost certain in our limited evidence and eagerness to understand that we have not noticed, or overlooked some deities in place of others. This however, is an issue with no immediate answer and thus we must continue in our ignorance.

Gods and Deities
Of what we do know we have recorded here, what follows is all the gods we know of, the moral alignment one might associate with them and the race which we believe they (if not physically resemble) most frequently offer patronage to.

Daesus, God of the Sea, Storm and Sky (Neutral)

Cassia, Goddess of Love and Beauty (Chaotic Good)

Eros, God of Fire and Chaos (Chaotic Neutral)

Vardis, God of Light and Healing (Chaotic Neutral)

Quilla, Goddess of Music and Dance (Neutral Good)

Caber, God of War and Torment (Chaotic Evil)

Histria, Goddess of Hunting (Neutral Good)

Gwethyr, Goddess of the Sun and Wisdom (Lawful Good)

Korrigan, Goddess of Food and Plenty (Lawful Neutral)

Divano, God of Wine and Celebration (Chaotic Neutral)

Malius, God of Death (Lawful Evil)

Caturix, God of the Moon and Magic (Neutral)

Gale, God of Smithing, Craft and Honor (Neutral Good)

Emmalin, Goddess of Shadow and Trickery (Chaotic Evil)

Rattatoskyr, God of Nature (Chaotic Neutral)

Saejen, God of Strength and Adventure (Chaotic Good)

Leynold, God of Good Fortune (Neutral)

Vista, Goddess of Victory (Chaotic Neutral)

Luca, God of Commerce and Knowledge (Lawful Neutral)

Sculian, God of Monsters (Chaotic Neutral)

Dorminus, God of Earth, Stone and Rock (Neutral)

Pantheons
Although today these gods are worshiped almost equally by all races and people it was not always so, as the people of Fascillia were divided, so were the gods considered to be. We call these separations and groupings Pantheons, often pertaining to different races who brought the knowledge of these gods to wider understanding.

Aasimar Pantheon
Caturix, Gwethyr and Vista

Human Pantheon
Daesus, Malius, Cassia and Histria

Draconian Pantheon
Eros, Dorminus

Elven Pantheon
Vardis, Quilla, Emmalin and Korrigan

Halfling Pantheon
Divano, Leynold

The following gods do not belong to any grouping and as such are often revered by small groups of followers or are simply too specific to partner with any other deities; Caber, Gale, Rattatoskyr, Saejen, Luca and Sculian.