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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Archade" data-source="post: 4045230" data-attributes="member: 7654">Excellent point - I am trying to round out gods to be more inclusive of society (like my death god also covering nightmares, rather than being another undead lich guy).  I'll rework my weather god.Yes, I'm looking to make Hirax a stalwart defending paladin kind of god, as well as make him a god of strength and courage. I'll expand on his descriptionWell, I was trying to make Prothus a combination of the bestower of fire, the usual D&D smith deity, and a neutral magic god, so a maker of things.  And fire, writing, and magic pretty much cover all of making things.  I may have subconsciously named him after Promethius.  Any suggestions for an alternate name?I'm trying for a late medieval gothic feel.  I want saints and angels venerated as deities, while pagan religions (the fey court) and fiends are worshipped in secret.  The cultures I'm drawing on for my campaign world are decidedly continental europe, rather than england/ireland/etc, if I can help it.  Overall flavour would be Brothers Grimm, stories and fables that came after the Black Death, etc.  That being said, I'm trying to stay away from anything historically accurate or analagous, but I am going for the flavour or atmosphere...</blockquote>