Old Immortals, New Gods
by Tim HaneyI wanted to get some feedback. I've been playing around with the Immortals attempting to see how they would be as gods in AD&D. I've added new ones, lost a few, and renamed some. I've been trying to get a good mix of good and evil. You'll also notice that there are no Immortals devoted to demi-humans. With dwarves, their clerical magic comes directly from the elements. Elves draw both their magic and cleric spells from forest spirits that once sheltered them.
**Greater Powers**
Iliric (CN)
Magic
Ixion (CG)
Fire, Sun, Truth
Noumena (LN)
Fate, Mysteries
Odin (CG)
Wisdom
Thanatos (LE)
Destruction
**Intermediate Powers**
Asterius (CG)
Moon, Trade
Diancecht (LG)
Medicine, Healing
Forseti (LG) (also known as
Forsetta)
Justice
Frey (NG)
Rain, Fertility
Freyja (CN)
Love, Human Fertility
Hel (NE)
Death, Disease
Loki (CE)
Lies, Mischief, Strife
Ordana (N)
Nature
Raiden (NE)
Lightning, Fletcher
Talitha (NE)
Self-gratification, Theft
Thor (CG)
Honour, Storms, Thunder, Weather
Valarias (CG)
Emotion, Romance, Passion
Vanya (CN)
Pride, War
**Lesser Powers**
Anshar (CE) (also known as a neutral
power, Nyx)
Darkness, Night
Kagyar (NG) (dwarves look kindly
toward but don't serve)
Arts, Creation, Forging, Metalworks
Protius (CN)
Sea
Thoth (N)
Knowledge
Untamo (N)
Dreams
Yav (NG)
Prophesy
**Demipowers**
Al-Kalim (N)
Courage, Scholarship, Tolerance
Halav (LN) (likely an aspect of
Thor)
Strategy, Weapon crafting
Petra (LG)
Guardians, Protection
Zirchev (NG)
Bravery, Forests, Hunting