The GodsThe immortals of Tera — their domains, the forms in which they appear to mortals, and the rites of their faithful.

Two great houses of the divine are chronicled here: the family of Moric, Patron God of Fire and Justice, and the twin powers of Death and Day held by the Goddess Moonlight and her sister Juna.

• Moric Patron God of Fire and Justice — a lawful loner, one of the rumored original gods of creation.
• Nuyla Goddess of Luck and Fertility — wife to Moric, chaotic by nature and a taker of chances.
• Qylio God of the Mountains and Protection — eldest son of Moric and Nuyla, gruff and fiercely lawful.
• Ilanto God of Mysteries — the artist of the family, patron of illusionists and assassins.
• Tor God of Happiness, Feasts, and Lucky Ventures — youngest of the three sons, wanderer and jester.
• Rituals of the Religion of Tor The simple rites, symbol, and altars and temples dedicated to Tor.
• Clerics of Tor The garb, weapons, and ranks of those who serve the god of feasts.
• Moonlight Goddess of Death, Night and Protection — the most beautiful and the cruelest of the Powers of Death.
• Juna Goddess of the Day, Light and Time — Moonlight's twin sister, easy-going patron of farmers.
• Rituals of Moonlight The burning of flowers, her silver crescent, and the altars and temples of her faith.
• Clerics of Moonlight Her two Orders — of Death and of Protection — and their ranks from Initiate to High Cleric.
• Visions of Moonlight Sketches of the Goddess, drawn from the reports of those who have seen her.