Harmonixus

Polytheism

Religion Focus: giving glory to HWITGTN

Symbol:

Holy Color:

Divine Interaction: everyday occurence

Deities

Chief Deities:

HWITGTN God of Creation and Everything

Other Deities:

Adeansic Goddess of Holidays

Aelaxixon God of Borders

Aeraeckim Goddess of Nature and Wilderness

Aerit God of the Stars and the Sun

Aeroalol Goddess of Fate

Aeronif Goddess of Loxodon and Memory

Al'ai Goddess of Business

Anaen God of Humans

Anatif Goddess of Madness, Psychology, and Tricksters

Aneaao God of Cows, Minoraurs, and the Plains

Araiae Goddess of Riddles and Wishes

B'thoeae Goddess of Vengeance

Bella Goddess of Beauty

Caeyr God of Night

Cal God of Summer

Ceaer God of Forests

Cirr Goddess of Courtship, Fertility, Friendship, Love, Lovers, Marriage, Passion, and Sex

Co Goddess of the Moon

Cotorai Goddess of Boats, Otterfolk, Merfolk, Sailors, the Sea, Ships, and Water

Crickelos God of Joy and Life

Croshahis Goddess of Candy, Desserts, and Sweets

Cryndes Goddess of Oaths

Cy Goddess of Decisions, Doors, Choices, Crossroads and Keys

Cyph God of Candles, Fire, Gun Powder, and Light

Dadal Goddess of Names

Daesel Goddess of the Forge

Dray God of Midnight and Mysteries

Drosh God of Assassins

Elaeo God of the Desert and Lizardfolk

Elykl God of Secrets and Shame

Enu Goddess of Wrath

Erou God of Lace, Snow and Winter

Flemoal God of Celebration and Revelry

Flouklualas Goddess of Good

Flylath Goddess of Armor

Flyndoe Goddess of Elves

Frathe God of Innocence

Gel Goddess of Fog

Gesh Goddess of Autumn

Gytr God of Astrology

Idashaelath Goddess of Justice, Knowledge, Law, Truth, and Wisdom

Idear Goddess of Arrogance and Deceit

Idesk Goddess of Halflings and the Hearth

Idirualn God of Dwarves

Idoaln Goddess of Games and Tournaments

Idutor God of Earth, Gems, Metal and Mountains

Ilaetom God of Gnomes and Science

Inaitholu Goddess of Jesters

Inanur God of Aarakocra, Birds and the Sky

Ineazoal Goddess of Daydreams, Dreams, Nightmares, and Sleep

Inomus God of Money

Is'lion God of Nightmares

Isoaskavla Goddess of Death, Death Rites, Fear, Graves, the Undead, and the Underworld

Jelyer God of Strength

Jinaro God of Debts

Keat Goddess of Gambling

Kellus God of Hope and Peace

Kikora Goddess of Runaways

Kinder God of Agriculture

Kollao God of Mercenaries, Victory, War, and Warriors

Koussuala Goddess of Archery

Kraeelai God of Astronomy

Kraiyr God of Darkness, Evil, and Torment

Kraolao God of Dawn, Dusk, Opposites, Shadows, and Silence

Kymy God of Centaurs, Horses and Work

L'n God of Cats and Leonin

Laenea Goddess of Orphans and Youth

Lin Goddess of Medicine

Load God of Cooking and Food

Mavin God of Intoxicants

Mouer God of Magic

Myrn God of Pity

Noanus God of Valour

Oroarr Goddess of Fish

Piran God of Dogs and Hunting

Raeskoc God of Battle, Brawls, and Orcs

Raton God of Charisma and Luck

Rives God of Messengers and Travel

Rousev Goddess of Inspiration, Music, and Whistling

Rul God of Disease

Sc'nier Goddess of Lies, Lust, Misery, and Seduction

Scykel Goddess of Cities and Towns

Scysha Goddess of Desire

Soussixen Goddess of Alchemy and Witches

Teann God of Diplomacy

Tedax God of Chaos and Destruction

Tephor God of Abundance, Wealth, and the Wealthy

Thaerifn Goddess of Flowers

Theakr Goddess of Lightning, Rain, Storms, Thunder, and the Wind

Thitaleth Goddess of Poetry and Prophecy

Thonaelai Goddess of Dance and Time

Trimi God of Rivers

Tro God of Strife

Tyelus God of Spring

Xaess God of Solstices

Z'd God of Famine and Sorrow

Zaidicai God of Resurrection

Zuel Goddess of Day

Zut Goddess of Ghosts and Souls

Death & Afterlife

Death Rites:

Afterlife:

Paradise for the Followers: Those who earnestly strive to follow HWITGTN are promised a paradise in the afterlife. This paradise is a realm of eternal bliss, where individuals experience joy, fulfillment, and spiritual growth in the presence of divine harmony.

Reincarnation and Second Chances: For individuals who don't follow HWITGTN but still make efforts, there is the opportunity for reincarnation. They are given up to three chances to follow HWITGTN. Reincarnation offers the chance for continuous growth and redemption, allowing individuals to learn from their past lives and strive towards spiritual enlightenment.

The Desert Place: Those who consistently fail to follow HWITGTN are destined for a different fate. They are sent to the "desert place," which is realm of isolation, hardship, and spiritual emptiness. It serves as a consequence for those who neglect their spiritual development or act in ways contrary to the values of the faith.

Divine Intervention and Judgment: Throughout their lives and even in the afterlife, individuals may encounter the influence of gods who can intervene in their fate. Gods have the power to temporarily or permanently alter a person's afterlife destination based on their actions, beliefs, and adherence to the principles HWITGTN. This introduces an element of divine judgment and accountability, underscoring the importance of moral behavior and spiritual growth.

Overall, the afterlife in Harmonixus is a reflection of the faith's emphasis on personal responsibility, growth, and the pursuit of spiritual harmony. It offers the promise of reward for those who earnestly seek enlightenment, as well as consequences for those who stray from the path. Divine intervention and judgment further underscore the belief in a higher power that oversees the fate of individuals beyond the earthly realm.