Acror was created when Induala sought to show her dedication to the Scybilline people.  Gifted with Psychic magic, it is from him that all the strains of Psychic magic were derived.  A six-eyed cremello child of the moon, Acror was a powerful but short-lived demigod who met his end in an epic battle against the dark force that drove the Scybillines out of the Mire.  While he is acknowledged and well-known for his magical talents, he seems to still be rather miffed about his relatively short time as a mortal who shows little love for those of the forest.  Acror can be a bit hard to get to as far as blessings go but, when they do happen, they are almost always magic-based and reserved for those loyal to Induala while his curses are bestowed upon those who oppose them.

Otherwise known as the God of Records and Balance, Actaeos is worshiped primarily by those of the Linx herd. Actaeos is said to keep the balance of the world in check. There are glorious tales of him giving vast powers to an individual and haunting legends of him wiping out nearly an entire herd if they threaten the balance of the world. Actaeos seems to be more involved with the daily lives of the gods versus the lives of those who inhabit Anomalous, giving credence to the rumors that it was he that originally created the heavens and the other gods. A Shapeshifter, it is hard to say what his true form is although most tell tales of a black rosetted wolf-cat. As far as bestowing a blessing or a curse upon an individual, Actaeos seems to show the most restraint and control in the sense that he gifts individuals with sensible blessings that help someone to be more successful in their day to day life or restrictive curses that make their existence pretty darn miserable.

Astraek was, up until recently, completely forgotten by the world in no small part thanks to the fact that she was literally cast from the heavens!  Being stuck in the spirit world for centuries does a thing or two to a goddess, though, and - already questionably sane - this dragon-like goddess has an ax to grind.  In exchange for your soul (a required DB/DC cap, regardless of who you are) this goddess may very well bestow a gift or two upon you - particularly those based upon magic!  As one of the most ancient gods Astraek has quite a bit of power on her side but, as she was only recently released from her entrapment in the spirit world (a purgatory-type place between the mortal plane and the heavens) and is actively avoiding the other gods, her powers are somewhat limited.  Resurrections are her specialty, along with anything magic related.  A vain and vengeful being herself, she is particularly attracted by mortals who have a wild fury in their hearts or gullible individuals if she thinks she can guide them in order to get something out of them for herself.  She will not bless anyone loyal to Actaeos but will readily curse them for basically no reason other than to flip the bird to that shape-shifting time wart (her words, not mine!).

The divine being in charge of the skies, Chlos watches the world loyally both night and day and is rumored to be one of a trio of the most ancient gods who formed the physical world.  Chlos' right eye is said to be the sun and his left eye the moon; during the day his left shuts to allow it to rest while the opposite happens during the night, giving life to the generally accepted idea that he is the father of both Roth and Induala.  Legends say that the end of the world will commence should Chlos close both his eyes at the same time or mass destruction on the heavens should he open them both.  Since Chlos is pretty busy keeping an eye on the skies, he doesn't seem to be too concerned with the day to day lives of the inhabitants of Anomalous but, should someone catch his attention, they are usually blessed by only one of his eyes depending on which one was open at the time.

A once revered goddess, nowadays Et has become less popular.  The third of the trio of the most ancient gods who formed the world, Et is said to be responsible for the creation of the earth and giving birth to the goddess who brought life to it.  Et has a bad rep for losing her cool one time in a big way - namely, the massively destructive eruption of Ahi Waha that nearly brought the Hihiri to their early demise.  Before the eruption, Et was known to be a very kind and humble soul who worked tirelessly to keep the earth fertile and strong for those who walked upon it.  While most pray to her in fear, those who she dares to show herself to find that she is very generous in her blessings and rarely curses.  There are legends, though of those who have sparked her rage and she has cursed...  None of them are good.

The firstborn daughter of Roth, it was Elysia who gave the desert it's first sultan by way of her son, Harenoth.  Although born of a mortal herself, Roth didn't take kindly to his daughter falling in love and doing the wazoo with a mortal so sent her loverboy on a permanent and deadly trip into the desert.  Tears that she shed in grief for loss of her mate turned his grave into a beautiful oasis, one that also protected her son from Roth's vengeance.  Elysia is known not only for the creation of the Oasis in the desert but also for her creation of the water-wielding hens, the Saraphem.  Well aware of her father's preference toward the male gender, Elysia almost exclusively blesses females although she is a total pushover for romance and other matters of the heart.

A very playful god with a knack for sticking his nose where it shouldn't be, Gaophos loves nothing more than to play tricks on anyone or anything just to see the outcome.  A son of Seysh the sea god and born to whip his seas into a more powerful storm, Gaophos uses his power over the wind to listen to whispers all over Anomalous.  While it is no secret that the giant eagles that prey upon his people are also his beloved pets, Gaophos values intellect and strength in mind over physical strength; in his eyes, a single clever Nombeko that can outwit one of his eagles and live a successful life on the Plains is better than five less intelligent ones who meet their end at an eagle's claws.  He likes to meddle with the blessings and curses gifted by the other gods but when he himself actually keeps his nose in his own business long enough to conjure up his own divine interventions they are usually rewards to those who have come out on the winning side of an arduous journey.

The sister to the sun-god Roth, Induala is in many ways the exact opposite of her brother.  Induala is the most active goddess in her worshippers lives, as dedicated to them as they are to her.  She gladly gives blessings to her children if they show they are worthy of the gift of the moon but, like a woman scorned, her mercy has its limits.  She is one of the more fragile gods, being sensitive than most, but her presence often keeps the other gods in check if only for the reason that they don't want her to have another one of her characteristic meltdowns.  She enjoys beautiful things such as art and music but holds peace above all else.  Until recently, she was her brother's biggest supporters but the fires he released upon her children has shifted her entire viewpoint.  Since the fires, the tears of blood that she shed for her worshippers has stained a red path upon her once pristine cheeks and only time will tell what vengeance she shall take - if any.

A demi-goddess known simply as ‘The Maiden of the North’, the Maiden is believed to be a demi-goddess created by Actaeos.  The Maiden is known as a sea-faring demigoddess said to grant loyal followers with safe passage across the cold and often turbulent north sea or bestow success to hunting parties. Legends tell of Actaeos creating the Maiden after her ship - The Scarlet - was sunk in a terrible storm to help temper Seysh’s wrath.  The Maiden's preference in blessings/curses has, of course, been lost to time but some say she favors the bold, spites the deceitful, and lifts up those who lift up their peers.

The notorious god of war and primary deity of the arrogant Saraphs, Roth is arrogant, entitled, and strong.  He values strength and wealth above all things, often giving blessings or curses out if the proper deal is made. His powerful fire magic - and temper - has caused problems more than once in the past but he alone can absorb the heat from the sun and pull it across the sky day in and out.  Roth gives out curses perhaps the most often out of all the gods and true blessings are reserved almost exclusively for his tiercels.  Normally, Roth's rage is tamed by his sister the moon but, after the fires he released upon his sister's worshippers, she refuses to speak to him.  The lack of her calming presence has made the already temperamental god that much more volatile. Only time will tell of what consequences are in store if their relationship is not mended.

The god of the seas and the second of the trio of the most ancient gods, Seysh is seen as a god of great prosperity and strength. He seems to hold a deep resentment toward his sister, Et, and his brother, Chlos, for stealing great expanses of his seas to create the continent, a grudge he still hasn't seem to be able to rid himself of despite the passage of the time.  A vain god, he provides the wealth of the seas to whoever prays regularly to him but is also quite selfish.  Known as a collector, it is not uncommon for him to hoard vast treasures beneath the surface of his waters or to steal things (or even individuals) that he desires as his own.  Blessings from Seysh are often generous but limited or at a price, creating a fuzzy line between what is truly a blessing or a curse.  After all, why would the collector want to truly let one of his pets out of his sight?

The highly revered Austerian goddess, Vae'a is known as the mother of all things living.  Kind-hearted and gentle, she holds a deep love for all of her creations and their welfare.  She values those who are pure of heart and of mind, putting great stock into these traits and those who revere her.  Vae'a lost her mortal form long ago when the Hellfire swept through the continent but created a demi-goddess of light in its aftermath.  After the loss of her mortal form she was stripped of her beauty, leaving her heavenly form in ruin as a skeletal angel of death who ushers those who have passed into the afterlife.  She is quite resentful of the other gods because of this and prefers to keep herself and her attentions upon her worshippers.  Blessings from Vae'a tend to go to those who go above and beyond to devote their lives to the forest while curses are reserved for those who seek to harm it or her worshippers.

The first Austerian Queen, Vitae'a was once a mortal mare disfigured by the Hellfire but who showed courage and strength in spite of it.  The first to be blessed with true Esprit magic by Vae'a, Vitae'a is a young demi-goddess who spread the ashes of Vae'a onto the earth to revive it and led an army of those she had shared her magic with against those who had been corrupted.  When her mortal form passed she joined her creator in the heavens although she doesn't seem to participate much in the godly debates.  Vitae'a's blessings and curses are almost exclusively reserved for those of the Queen's Line who possess Esprit magic.  However, there are legends of those she cursed during her time as a mortal in her fight against those who opposed her...  Legends that hint at the evil that lies within the Yacare Mire.