Elemental Deities:	Grome	Kakatal	Misha	Straasha
Deities:	Arioch	Donblas	Pyaray	Xiombarg
Master Types:	Fileet	Haaashastaak	Meerclar	Nnuuurrrr'c'c'
-	Nuru-ah	Roofdrak	-	-
Heroes:	Elric (Stormbringer, Ring of Kings)	Moonglum	Theleb K'aarna	Yyrkoon
Monsters:	Assassinator of the Gods	Clakar	Darnizhaan	Dharzi Hunting Dog
-	Dragons of Melniboné	Elenoin	Grahluk	Kelmain
-	Mist Giant	Mordagz	Myyrrhn	Nihrain Horse
-	Oonai	Quaolnargn	Vampire Trees	Vulture Lion
Magic Items:	Arrows of Law	Black Crystal Door	Nanorion Stones	-
Bibliography	-	-	-	DDG

British author Michael Moorcock created a race of magicians on the isle of Melniboné who grew strong and then waned weak with the passing of eons.
The stories revolve around the last king of the isle, Elric, an albino.
This being is forced to leave his home and his adventures present the reader with an amazing number of deities, monsters, and heroic beings of many different planes.
The gods of this mythos are different from others in that they occupy many planes of existence at the same time in thousands of different bodies (thus their plane is listed as special).
Every avatar is connected in some way and the deities are aware of all of them simultaneously.
The deities are constantly trying to gain control of one plane or another for the forces of Law or Chaos.
When a god takes physical form in a specific plane, it may take only one of its character class attributes into that plane to work with.
In other words, if a god has 20th level abilities in magic use, clerical, and fighting abilities, that god can take only one class of abilities when materializing on a particular plane.
In their plane of origin, these gods possess their full powers and are able to use them to control a large part of that plane of existence.

Aside from Arioch, there are other gods of Chaos mentioned, but these are not dealt with in detail in the stories.
Those wishing to have those gods in their game must specify their powers.
Among those mentioned are:
Haborym, Balan, Maluk, Stortor the Old, Baloan, Marthim, Aesma, Alastor, Soebas, Verdelet, Mizilfkm, Balo the Jester, and Checkalakh of the Flame Body.

The gods of chaos use a symbol of eight red arrows radiating from a small circle. The law faction uses a single amber-colored arrow pointing upward.

The lawful gods are described even less than the chaotic ones, with Donblas the Justice Maker the only one mentioned. They all appear (on the Prime Material Plane) as slim, perfectly formed humans dressed in beautiful silks and wearing feather-like armor, using slender weapons of incredible power in battle.
 

LG	Donblas the Justice Maker
NG	-
CG	-
LN	-
N	-
CN	-
LE	-
NE	-
CE	Arioch, Pyaray, Xiombarg

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Michael Moorcock's Elric series consists of the following volumes, all published by DAW Books (New York) in paperback:
Elric of Melnibone, The Bane of the Black Sword, The Sailor on the Seas of Fate, The Vanishing Tower, The Weird of the White Wolf, and Stormbringer.
This popular series is highly recommended for all AD&D players.

Overview: Elric saga
http://www.swordandsorcery.org/elric-saga.htm
http://students.uat.edu/natcox/Stormbringer1.jpg