The Gods of Dasaria

Anu is responsible for bringing law and order to the chaos that was mankind. Worshipers seek to bring order to all civilized peoples. The chief judge of any major city is often a High Priest of Anu, and his temples serve as both courts and centers of governance. Worshipers hold dragons in great reverence.

Anshar sided with Tiamat during the Creation War. When Marduk triumphed, Anshar escaped through shadow and darkness. Since that day he has plotted the downfall of the gods. Shrines can be found hidden in caves, ruins, and secret chambers. He is worshiped by rogue mages, thieves, and conspirators.

Druaga sided with Anu, Ea, and Marduk during the Creation War. He was granted dominion over the infernal realms following Tiamat's defeat. Unlike Anshar, Druaga does not seek to destroy the divine order — he seeks to manipulate it, constantly searching for a way to replace Marduk as ruler of the gods.

Ea is the god of magic, wisdom, springs, groundwater, and protection. Through his great knowledge and mastery of the arcane arts, Ea helped preserve the younger gods during the earliest ages of creation. Farmers, scholars, diplomats, mages, and counselors frequently honor him.

Enlil is the ancient lord of wind, authority, and kingship. Long before the rise of Marduk, many traditions held Enlil as ruler of the gods. His followers believe that leadership is both a privilege and a sacred responsibility. Kings, nobles, and rulers often seek Enlil's blessing before assuming positions of authority.

Girru persuaded Marduk to grant mankind the gift of fire. He serves as a trusted ally and conscience to the King of the Gods. The clerics of Girru are uniquely permitted to advocate on behalf of those accused of crimes before the courts of Anu.

Ishtar embodies the strongest emotions known to mortals: love, passion, hatred, ecstasy, ambition, and battle fury. Artists, warriors, lovers, and those who live life with intensity are often drawn to her worship. She manifests as a fierce warrior in battle and as a beautiful woman in matters of love.

Ancient spirit of life and nature. Ki watches over all living creatures and preserves the balance of the wild places. Druids, rangers, foresters, and guardians of nature honor her presence.

Marduk is king of the gods, creator of the world, and slayer of Tiamat. His victory during the Creation War established the divine order that governs the world today. Warriors, rulers, soldiers, and common citizens alike honor his name. His sacred animals are the horse, the dog, and the dragon.

Nanna-Sin is the god of the moon, mysteries, and the tides of fate. His light illuminates the darkness and guides those who travel by night. Sailors, scholars of the arcane, and those who seek hidden truths frequently invoke his name. His clerics are known for their quiet wisdom and patience.

Nergal gained dominion over the underworld through cunning, force, and the aid of fourteen demons. He rules over death, plague, pestilence, fire, warfare, and the desert. His worship is feared throughout Dasaria, and necromancers and servants of darkness frequently invoke his name.

Ramman is the god of storms, thunder, lightning, and rain. His favor brings life-giving rainfall, while his wrath unleashes floods and devastation. Farmers, sailors, fishermen, and travelers commonly offer prayers to him. He is respected rather than loved, for all understand that the storm cannot be controlled.

Utu is the lord of sunlight, truth, justice, and hope. His light reveals deception, drives away darkness, and illuminates the path of the righteous. Travelers, healers, judges, and those seeking truth frequently invoke his blessing. Many believe that no lie can survive beneath the gaze of Utu.