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When the Eladrin began their conquest of Vandalmál several centuries ago, they spread the worship of their deities into the lands they conquered. Clerics of the Eladrin deities are often of noble or royal blood, raised to be party of the clergy from a young age. With the eradication of the Winter Eladrin during the Last War, several of these gods have lost much of their clergy and thus much of their worship, especially deities dealing with winter-related domains.
Four deities serve as the Four Lords - one for each of the Eladrin Courts:
- Njord - the Spring Court's Lord, and god of the seas and the wind
- Sif - the Summer Court's Lord, and goddess of war
- Skadi - the Spring Court's Lord, and god of the earth and the mountains
- Uller - the Winter Court's Lord, and hunting and winter
The Lords also oversee four young deities:
- Frey - god of fertility and the sun
- Freya - goddess of fertility and love
- Balder - god of beauty and poetry
- Thor - god of thunder and storms
The Dark Four stand in opposition to the Four Lords as their dark reflections:
- Aegir - god of the seas and storms
- Surt - god of the fire giants and war
- Hel - goddess of the underworld
- Thrym - god of the frost giants and winter
In the place of balance between the dark and the light rest the Forces:
Forseti - god of law of justice
Tyr - god of courage and strategy
Frigga - goddess of birth and fertility
Outside all of these forces sets Loki, the Eladrin god of trickery, as a thorn in the side of all the gods.
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