Gods

There are a number of different unrelated beings that can be considered 'gods'.

Great Beasts

There are a number of gigantic creatures roaming the land that have long been worshipped by the mortal races due to their majestic size. Surtur the Gargantuan was temporarily one of them, though unusual for his relative intelligence and status as a being with a soul.

The Grey Dynasty

The Grey Emperors demanded to be worshipped by their subjects (especially those whose grey elf blood was considered less pure). Centuries later there are still elven sects who worship Arúmil as a god and wish to return him to the physical world.

The Hero

The nameless hero who defeated the Arúmil and brought down the Grey Empire is worshipped as a near-divine figure by the human/dwarf culture that arose afterwards. Things like admirable qualities in individuals and good fortune are attributed to him, and he is often prayed to and praised during festivities.

La

The incarnation of chaos, contradictions, beauty and repugnance, pleasure and pain, artistic inspiration and femininity.

An infinite being that exists beneath the Worldplane as a seperate reality.

Wë

The incarnation of order, clarity and consistence, rational pragmatism and efficient systems, but also masculinity and the appreciation of mathematical beauty.

An infinite being that exists above the Worldplane as a seperate reality.

Fghn

The Worldplane itself exists as a physical object as well as a metaphysical entity much in the same vein as La and Wë.

The God of Time

This being's origins are unclear. It exists outside of reality, where it observes and manipulates the flow of time.