Why?
the moon is a giant mirror she is a night light god not the good parts of darkness, if we have three arcane gods why not a good darkness god and an evil light god for when you just want to laser everything to death.
I don't have my books available, but the 5e/Exandria version of Sehanine says "she is considered to be the deity of love, protecting the trysts of lovers with shadows of her own making. Those who work in darkness and trickery often ask for her blessing.", and one of her commandments is "Let the shadows protect you from the burning light of fanatical good and the absolute darkness of evil."
Hel in Norse mythology is generally considered evil, as she is assembling the souls of those who don't die in battle for use somehow in Ragnarök, and she's also building a ship out of the uncut toenails of the dead that will herald the end of days. So not all gods of death in mythology are as benign as Hades.
Hels association with evil only occurs after contact with Christianity, before that she was monstrous and depressed but otherwise treated her charges with courtesy and accommodated them in her cold domain without malice.
In the end I removed Monks, Luthic now gets Beasthearts (MCDM class, like Illigers) and Heliod gets Pugilists because he's partially based on Apollo, who was a patron of boxing.
From the 4e PHB, p 22:
I would also add Poseidon. Greek God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. Chaotic maker of monsters and older sibling of Zeus. I have always liked his mature bearded warrior image and he has appealed to me since I was a kid. I am a bit intrigued reading about older stories where he is the king of the Gods with Demeter as his queen. Today it has to be a Daulaire, Rick Riordan, Clash of the Titans view of him I would use and not all of his mythology, I don't want sexual assault stories like Medusa's origin story and the one about him and Demeter as part of my D&D.For me this is a request for a greatest hits pantheon.
Lothian from Ptolus. Paladin who ascended when he was martyred after uncovering a demon masquerading as a sun god. The sun god bureaucracy switched to him and he became the patron of the henotheistic Holy Lothian empire which took over most of the main continent, so there is a big medieval church D&D analogue that works allowing crusades and cathedrals and inquisitions and tons of saints but also is henotheistic so there can be D&D pantheism as well alongside a familiar vast church structure. Allows both the paladin good and the excesses of lawful (good?). Works great for D&D in my opinion.
Odin. Cunning warrior mage Allfather with myths about adventuring to level up and multiclassing into mage and bard. Lots of different ways to interpret him as a figure of law or a trickster, a good guy or someone who screws others over. Lots of overlaps with Gruumsh, Talos, Moradin, etc.
Set. Conan Stygian snake god version. Very evocative for me.
Pelor is probably my favorite from 3e, mostly for the duality of the good sun god and the Burning Hate heresy which I built up in my own campaign as Pelor being a Nergal type demon of the sun's burning light who Orcus crushed but who in revenge created a good undead hating sun cult to fight Orcus which became super popular and its own thing. Also ties into the myth of Pelor cursing the Orcus servant vampire with sunlight death vulnerability.
Lolth 4e version. Goddess of fate and weaving seeing the Abyss as destroying everything if unchecked she web spins a container to constrain the Abyss knowing it will drive her mad and evil and cost her her core persona and turn her lover into her bitterest enemy and that she will be blamed as the betrayer and turn bitter and hate everyone she loves and turn against them. She does it knowing the full cost.
