See also: Clerics of the Realms

The Deities & Demigods of the Forgotten Realms

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Auril Azuth Bane Beshaba Bhaal
Chauntea Deneir Eldath Gond Helm
Ilmatar Lathander Leira Lliira Loviatar
Malar Mask Mielikki Milil Myrkul
Mystra Oghma Selune Shar Silvanus
Sune Talona Talos Tempus Torm
Tymora Tyr - Umberlee Waukeen
Elemental Lords: Grumbar Kossuth Akadi Istishia
The Beast Cults Major Non-Human Gods Other Gods of the Realms Alliance Among the Gods Down-to-Earth Divinity*
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* Original source for this chapter.
 

ELEMENTAL LORDS

The symbols of the elemental lords are
usually some manifestation of their element,
but vary from faith to faith.

GRUMBAR (GRUUM-bar)
Gnarly One, King of the Land Below the Roots, Boss of the Earth Elementals
    God of Elemental Earth    N
    Lesser Power    Plane of Earth

KOSSUTH (Koh-SOOTH)
The Lord of Flames, The Firelord, Tyrant among Fire Elementals
    God of Elemental Fire    N
    Lesser Power    Plane of Fire

AKADI (Ah-KAHD-dee)
The Lady of Air, Lady of the Winds, Queen of Air Elementals
    Goddess of Elemental Air    N
    Lesser Power    Plane of Air

ISTISHIA (Iss-TISH-ee-ah)
The Water Lord, God-king of Water Elementals
    God of Elemental Water    N
    Lesser Power    Plane of Water


15) Ed’s gods emerged mostly unscathed. I added Waukeen because I felt we needed a merchant god. Waukeen was a god created by one of my players, who decided to worship money – in particular the Walking Liberty Silver Dollar (hence, Waukeen – no connection to anyone named Joaquin).
- Realms and Remembrance, by Jeff Grubb
 

16) I checked with one of our editors who was wiccan if any of the gods would raise hackles from people who might worship them. The only one she tagged was Tyche, which I turned into Tymora but otherwise left intact. However, I did not remember the map tags, so the original project went out with Temples to Tyche marked on them. Later we would retcon them with Tyche being a Luck goddess separated into good luck (Tymora) and bad luck (Beshaba).
- Realms and Remembrance, by Jeff Grubb
 
 



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