- Nameless
- God of Time and Fate
- Holy places called Timeless
First among the gods. It knows the entire course of Serinor's history and forever protects its world from the destructive machinations of the Eternal Nightmare. Often appears as a monstrous wolf to mock Syn's powerlessness.
The Eternal Nightmare
- Syn
- God of Darkness and Destruction
- Holy places called Shadowed
Primal force of destruction. Syn longs to destroy Serinor, everything living on it, and the very gods themselves. Takes a variety of forms, such as a shadowy biped or black dragon. Most often, Syn speaks directly from the shadows without taking physical form.
The Unsatisfied Architect
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- Nilamaak
- God of Places
- Holy places called Forgotten
Sculptor of the face of Serinor. Nilamaak crafted every known place with its own two hands. He is never satisfied with his work and constantly seeks to improve it. Extremely reclusive. The few possible sightings are speculative, as the subjects never acknowledge their divinity.
The Unnumbered Ancestors
- The Abriasha (plural)
- Gods of People
- Holy places called Ancestral
Patrons of the civilized races of Serinor. The Unnumbered Ancestors elevated their chosen from the ranks of Syn's monsters, lifting us out of the Nightmare. We're all their children. Always appear as green fairies, and always refer to themselves in the plural.
The Sorrowful Bard
- Kunago
- Demigod of the Arts
- Holy places called Echoing
A Kinohi songweaver said to have been granted godhood when his music threatened to unravel the fates decreed by the Eldritch One. Now plays the song of reality itself at the direction of the other gods.
The Harbinger of Nightmare
- Sai
- Demigod of Monsters
- Holy places called Howling
A Trotzen alchemist credited with the creation of the wyrmkin. The Harbinger speaks with the shadowy voice of the Eternal Nightmare and leads its monstrous children in the culling of the weak.