Everwell

Everwell is the most common name for a pantheon of gods and goddesses, and for the quasi-religion based on this pantheon. It is known for having no universally-recognized authorities, no canonical texts or dogma, and no agreed-upon list of beings—although efforts are being made to settle these issues. Religious scholars often describe Everwell as a variety of animist and regional belief systems in the midst of becoming an organized minor religion.

Many of the gods and goddesses of Everwell have been worshipped since antiquity, but new gods are added frequently. There are now hundreds or perhaps thousands of major and minor beings.

Everwell functions as both polytheism and henotheism. Some followers worship all or most of the gods and goddesses, though not necessarily at once or with the same fervor. Other followers worship only one being. Still others are in the middle, worshipping a small number of like-minded or complementary gods and goddesses.

The spiral is a symbol for Everwell

The name "Everwell" refers to the wells or springs where believers gather for worship. The spiral (🌀) is a common symbol for the entirety of Everwell, although other symbols exist for individual gods and goddesses. Similarly, there are a seemingly endless number of holidays and forms of ritual or worship.

A Note for Players

Everwell is open to characters of any alignment, although individual gods or goddesses may be more restrictive. Work with your Dungeon Master to determine appropriate alignments, symbols, and so on. Everwell is a broad pantheon and there is an appropriate god or goddess for every class and subclass.

Common Gods and Goddesses

Adaan, goddess of deception and home, patron of treants.
Adrin, Noon, god of dueling and hubris.
Aetrios, god of knowledge, perseverance, and undeath, patron of intelligent undead.
Akinede, Earth, god of caves, forbidden lore, and inquiry.
An Fen, goddess of change, chaos, theater, and weather, patron of alchemists.
Arah, goddess of cycles, longevity, and serpents.
Artea, The Moons, goddess of appraisal and birds.
Artherren, god of horizons, sailing, and wandering, patron of sailors.
Attmoth, god of analytical thinking, barriers, mazes, order, and satire, patron of minotaurs.
Batthir, Dawn, god of beginnings and prose.
Belha, ascendant hero.
Bonhea, god of mental powers, peace, and unicorns.
Breha, goddess of flight, liberation, and mercy.
Buri'illka, ascendant hero, patron of trolls.
Bryand, god of alcohol, charms, love, pleasure, and romance, patron of brewers.
Caricia, goddess of darkness, deformity, and nightmares.
Caridha, goddess of creativity, fine art, and rainbows, patron of artists.
Co'oloth, goddess of disease, famine, fitness, perfection, and plagues, patron of hags.
Chu'urysh, goddess of entropy, exhaustion, and suffering.
Corthiul, god of creation, gardens, languages, and literature.
Cydragir, god of hatred, pain, slaughter, and torture; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
D'hay, Lady of the Underworld, goddess of guile, illusion, oaths, and scapegoats.
Dalennar, The North Wind, god of honesty and navigation.
Daolla, goddess of community, crafts, insects.
Daressi, Lady Fate, goddess of scorpions and stealth, patron of rogues.
Dila, ascendant hero.
Doulhath, god of disasters and morale.
Edheschar, The West Wind, god of exploration and the unknown.
Eis, goddess of agriculture, civilization, and learning.
Ehtikh, ascendant hero.
Ennekath, Summer, god of anger and unpredictability.
Ephannai, Water, goddess of the third eye and voyages, patron of nymphs.
Ehria, goddess of decay, rebirth, and undergrowth.
Fallivor, god of the forge, salamanders, and volcanoes, patron of blacksmiths.
Faugir, Fire, god of experimentation and inspiration.
Finduor, god of honor, mining, and wells, patron of dwarves.
Finas, god of architecture, daytime, intellect, and law, patron of light elves.
Fird, goddess of carousing, seduction, and vanity, patron of fey.
Formmagch, god of earthquakes, judgment, and malice.
Freannyth, The Giantess, goddess of brawling and conquest, patron of giants.
Galen, goddess of magic, music, nighttime, wind, patron of wizards.
Gaokkuh, ascendant hero, patron of goblins and orcs.
Gier, god of necromancy and ugliness; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Grimmer, ascendant hero.
Grunnd, god of insanity, massacre, and tornadoes; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Haednir, god of horses, pastures, and running, patron of shepherds.
Hallf, god of fatherhood, industriousness, and stonework.
Hathla, god of cities, envy, and wealth, patron of humans.
Hemalli, goddess of gambling, mirth, and wild things.
Husa, ascendant hero.
Ilhuin, god of infinity, roads, the sky, and travel, patron of explorers and guides.
Ilmia, The Archer, goddess of distance and pegasi, patron of archers.
Ispre, goddess of abundance, ingenuity, and strategy, patron of engineers and locksmiths.
Istir, Spring, goddess of education and propagation, patron of tutors.
Iyros, Twilight, god of daring and friendship.
Jesma, goddess of divination, lakes, and occult lore, patron of swanmays.
Kallia Phio, goddess of beauty, dance, hedonism, and rain.
Kellan, god of mental mastery, the ocean, and persuasion.
Kettric, god of guardianship, nature, and strength, patron of centaurs and druids.
Kheraq, ascendant hero.
Khim'el, god of continuity, immortality, and writing, patron of the elderly.
Kieras, goddess of betrayal, drought, and shadow, patron of dark elves; often considered one of the Three Devils.
Kulkara, goddess of future, mortality, and scholarship.
Kyh, god of day, revelation, and study.
Ladh, trickster god.
Lidhurra, goddess of forests, growth, springs, and vigilance, patron of sylvan elves.
Liriette, Air, goddess of light and prophecy.
Locghe, god of negative energy, theft, and violence; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Lundera, goddess of humor, positive energy, snow, and transcendence, patron of snow elves.
Lura, goddess of the hunt, physical mastery, senses, and revelry, patron of hunters.
Mael, The Sun, god of climbing, destiny, and spiders.
Marennyf, goddess of birth, motherhood, and sorority.
Meldurr, god of the arts, delight, animals and plants, and opportunity.
Mellea, goddess of celebration, fertility, and invention.
Menndh, Lord Time, patron of clockmakers.
Mithgalheon, god of life, trees, and survival, patron of elves.
Muuna, goddess of medicine and dreams, patron of herbalists.
Natinne, Autumn, god of madness and masochism.
Nedhes, god of books, flowers, and liberty, patron of sages.
Neme, goddess of cowardice, sickness, retribution, and vengeance.
Nieras, goddess of freedom, gem cutting, and the stars, patron of astronomers and gnomes.
Niru, goddess of assassination, discipline, and poison, patron of assassins.
Noldh, god of bigotry, fog, shame, and zeal, patron of clothiers; often considered one of the Three Devils.
Ordoss, ascendant hero.
Otheil, god of athletics, beasts, domination, and tidal waves, patron of athletes.
Outhr, goddess of family, food, hearth, and marriage.
Par Ril, Lady of the Heavens, goddess of adventure, discovery, and valor.
Paudgen, god of gluttony, harvest, and lust, patron of farmers.
Phindruil, god of luck, eccentricity, swordplay, and virility.
Phirennes, god of meditation and sleep.
Quret, ancestral god.
Raliadh, god of merriment and sex.
Ralihm, god of grain, serenity, and wisdom.
Redriel, ascendant hero.
Rellestan, ancestral god.
Res'Hirad, god of justice, mountains, and war, patron of soldiers.
Rhael, messenger god, patron of messengers.
Runas, Midnight, goddess of cats, cunning, and greed.
Ryamid, ascendant hero.
Saan, god of cleanliness, communication, freshwater, and truth.
Saedhal Kien, god of healing, hospitality, and streams, patron of barbers.
Salidha, goddess of commerce and oases, patron of dragons and merchants.
Searyn, ascendant hero.
Seddarh, goddess of discord, lies, and mischief; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Sephe, goddess of childbirth, endurance, and swimming, patron of children.
Sidhika, Dusk, goddess of colors and painting.
Sirhasst, god of cold, cruelty, and isolation; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Talthre, ancestral god.
Tesinder, ascendant hero, patron of halflings.
Thu, The South Wind, god of poetry, sorcery, and song, patron of bards, musicians, and sorcerers.
Thuvia, goddess of bravery, hope, and warmth.
Tirdol, god of naval warfare, sea monsters, and thunder.
Ts'hn, The Void, god of mysticism and secrets.
Tsi Ga, ancestral god.
Turhas, goddess of common sense, balance, and sculpture.
Udheq, god of saltwater and ships.
Ullar, god of barrenness, conflict, and elementals.
Ummach, goddess of drowning, the sea, and treachery, patron of merrow; often considered one of the Three Devils.
Vadt Arra, god of courage, death, and resolution.
Vellokh, god of bloodshed, intoxication, and revenge; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Vika, Winter, goddess of endings and grief.
Virthas, god of chivalry, duty, fraternity, and protection, patron of guards and paladins.
Withrall, goddess of nobility, rivers, rulership, and territory.
Xr'l, god of murder, panic, passion, and storms; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Yaamhun, The East Wind, goddess of criticism and watchfulness.
Yonderi, goddess of lycanthropy, mutilation, and renewal, patron of shapechangers.
Ysole, goddess of cooperation, orchards, and thought.
Zethe, god of vermin, misfortune, and warfare, patron of kobolds; often considered one of the Nine Demons.
Zhuru, ascendant hero.

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