The Greyhawk pantheon is a vast and ancient constellation of deities, each embodying a distinct domain—from elemental forces and natural cycles to abstract ideals like fate, memory, blood, and strength. It is one of the eldest known pantheons, home to several Overdeities, though much of their original lore has been lost, scattered, or corrupted over the turning ages.

This pantheon is not a static hierarchy—it is a living, evolving system of divine relationships, betrayals, disappearances, and shifting power. Some gods have fallen. Some have vanished. Others were born from loss itself. While mortals often seek guidance or favor from the divine, they do so under the watchful weight of history and uncertainty.

Worship in Greyhawk is shaped as much by what is remembered as what is forgotten. Some deities, like Chronos and Janus, have vanished from their roles, leaving dangerous gaps in cosmic order. Others, like Temporissa and Templars of Othniel, carry forward divine burdens left behind.

The divine relationships are complex and often fraught with contradiction—alliances of necessity, rivalries born of philosophy, and strange pacts sealed during times of crisis. The gods’ disagreements and ambitions spill readily into the mortal world, seeding religious conflicts, sacred quests, prophetic upheaval, and the manipulation of entire civilizations.

This pantheon is not bound by morality alone. Lawful and chaotic, good and evil, neutral and misaligned powers all hold sway, creating a divine framework where belief is powerful—but never safe.

Whether you're a scholar deciphering the sigils of Veridius, a warrior descended from Tiberius Axelblade, a stargazer devoted to Stellarteus or Verityn, or a desperate soul drawn to the shadowy promises of Vithyara, the Greyhawk gods are more than myths—they are forces that shape fate, fracture time, and decide the threshold between life and legend.