Polytheism

Pantheon of Major Gods

The names used here reflect the original spellings of their names. This varies between regions and time periods.

Manandae, Goddess of the sea and storms.
Ruardri, God of conflict. One-eyed. Seen with a weapon and a scroll. In secular contexts, often substituted for a local folk hero.
Morrigahn, God of battle. Portrayed as either the twin brother, father, or son of Ruardri, depending on interpretation.
Nantosuelta, Goddess of nature and fire.
of the feast, farming, and fishing.
Rhiannon, Goddess of friendship and child-rearing.
Osheen, God of the arts
Sukellus, the artisan
Aengus, God of love and marriage
of travel, adventure, and nomads
Fragarach, God of thought, reason, and debate. Called "The Sword of Truth" or "The Trickster".
of the sky, sun, and moon
Gwin, God of death and aging. Euphemistically referred to as "The Firekeeper". Often portrayed around a hearth.

Fianna, Deity of destruction, creation, and change. Associated with brush fires. Portrayed as either male, female, or genderless, depending on the interpretation.

Personalism: The belief that the gods are fully separate beings and that they have never been mortal.
Aspectism: The belief that all the gods are aspects of a single being. Everyone hates this.
Naturalism: The belief that the gods communicate through and are a part of the natural world. This branch places Nantosuelto at the head of the pantheon.
Pantheism: The belief that the gods are former mortals who ascended to the pantheon through committing great deeds.