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The gods of Krynn came from beyond out of chaos to forge the universe during the Age of
Starbirth, as told in the Tale of the Creation. The origin of the gods is unknown, although it is believed that they came from a different sphere of existence. All of the facts of the Age of Starbirth are now heavily obscured in myth and legend, especially since the Cataclysm, when knowledge of the true gods departed from Krynn.
All the information in this section was gleaned from the Disks of Mishakal, which
were found by the Innfellows in the ruins of Xak Tsaroth. If a person reads the Disks with
the proper devout attitude, he can become a true spell-using cleric. Clerics of Krynn wear a Medallion of Faith engraved with the symbol of the god they follow. These medallions have only one power—they magically duplicate themselves when a new cleric comes into
being. The new medallion bears the symbol of the god the new cleric follows—regardless of
what symbol was on the original. Only the gods themselves know their true
names, and certainly do not disclose them to mortals. The names given here were in common
use in the years following the great Dragonlance Wars in the different cultures on
the continent of Ansalon. The list is by no means complete.
There are twenty-one known gods of Krynn:
seven gods of Good, seven of Evil, and seven of Neutrality. All the known gods
are represented in the heavens. Six gods of Good and six gods of Evil make up the zodiac.
Six gods of Neutrality are represented by wandering stars (planets). The remaining three
gods—of White, Black, and Red magic-are represented by the three moons that orbit Krynn.

THE GODS OF GOOD

Paladine, the Celestial Paladin
Other Names: Draco Paladin (Ergoth), Skyblade (Goodlund), E’li (Silvanesti), Thak (Thorbardin), The Great Dragon (Solamnia)
Symbol: The Silver Triangle, also the Pinetree (Silvanesti) or Anvil (Thorbardin)
Colors: Silver, white Sphere of Influence: Rulership and guardianship
Many believe that the ancient hero Huma was actually Paladine in mortal form, when he
drove the dragons from the land during the Age of Dreams. Paladine’s constellation traditionally guards the Gate of Souls, keeping the dragons from returning to Krynn.

En la era de los mortales, Paladine ya no es un dios. Por que? como? preguntenselo al bardo de la partida...

Majere
Other Names: Manthus (Ergoth), Mantis of the Rose (Qualinesti), Matheri (Silvanesti)
Symbol: Copper Spider, also the Single Rose (Qualinesti, Silvanesti), and the Mantis (Solamnia)
Colors: Copper, red
Sphere of Influence: Meditation, control, and thought
Majere is the favored god of monks. He is said to give his followers symbols that, when cast upon the ground, become insects that fight for their owner.

Kiri-Jolith
Other Names: Corij (Ergoth), Kijo (Thorbardin), Jolith (Kharolis)
Symbol: Bison’s horns, also horned battle axe (Thorbardin, Kharolis)
Colors: Brown, white Sphere of Influence: War and battle Kiri-Jolith is a god of war, but not of battlelust.
He is the favorite god of paladins and good-aligned fighters. His constellation seems
to threaten that of the Queen of Darkness in the night sky.
 

Mishakal, the Healer
Other Names: Ka-mel-sha, the Healer in the Home (Tarsis), Mesalax (Thorbardin), Meshal (Icewall), Mishas (Ergoth), Quenesti Pah (Silvanesti), Quen (Qualinesti), Skymistress (Goodlund), the Blue Lady (Balifor, Highlo)
Symbol: Blue infinity sign
Colors: Sky blue
Sphere of Influence: Healing, knowledge, fertility
Goddess of healing and restoration, both in body and in the spirits of mortals. She is also patron of motherhood, and seeks to restore those things that were lost. She is also goddess of compassion and love.
Mishakal is wife and consort to Paladine, and mother of Kiri-Jolith, Habbakuk, and Solinari. Mishakal is most opposed to Chemosh, who destroys life, and Morgion, who corrupts it. She opposes Takhisis above all.
Mishakal es adorada como la "Curadora" entre la mayoría de la gente buena de Krynn. En los días pre-Cataclismo, era la más reverenciada de los dioses dispensadores, con muchos templos que enseñaban el arte de curar. Casi cada comunidad en Ansalón tenía un sacerdote de Mishakal para atender la salud de la población.
Antes del Cataclismo, Mishakal era conocida primariamente como la "Curadora".
Avatares de Mishakal: Mishakal aparece casi siempre como una hermosa mujer de una excelente salud y condición física. Su piel sin mácula irradia una luz dorada a menos que desee disfrazarse. Aunque haya amortiguado su radiación, su latente poder profundiza a menudo los azules naturales de los objetos a su alrededor: flores azules, lagos azules, ojos azules y así. lleva una túnica y no reviste armadura ni porta armas, excepto su resplandeciente vara de cristal azul. Aunque esta forma es su favorita, ocasionalmente ocupa avatares enormemente distintos.
Sacerdotes: Un sacerdote de Mishakal busca a aquellos que están enfermos y los cura. Aunque algunos sacerdotes cobran un precio nominal por sus conjuros de curación, Mishakal exige que sus sacerdotes no cobren excesivamente o nieguen la curación a aquellos que no puedan permitirse pagar el precio.
 

Habbakuk, the Fisher King
Other Names: The Blue Phoenix (Ergoth, Silvanesti, Qualinesti), Skylord (Balfor, Goodlund)
Symbol: Blue bird, also blue phoenix (Ergoth)
Colors: Deep blue, white
Sphere of Influence: All animal life and the sea

Branchala, the Bard King
Other Names: Songmaster (Goodlund),
Astra (Qualinesti), Astarin (Silvanesti), Bran (Ergoth)
Symbol: Bard’s harp, flute (Goodlund, Qualinesti, Silvanesti)
Colors: Yellow, green
Sphere of Influence: Elves, kender, forests, music Branchala appears in the form of whatever people he is visiting. He is considered the highest god of the elves and kender.

Solinari
Other Names: Solin (Ergoth), Whiteeye (Goodlund, Balfor), God’s Eye (Thorbardin), Ivory Disk (Highlo)
Symbol: White circle or sphere
Colors: White, silver
Sphere of Influence: Good magic
Solinari is the white moon of Krynn. The influence of good magic waxes and wanes according to its position in the heavens.

THE GODS OF EVIL

the Queen of Darkness
Other Names: Dragonqueen (Istar, Silvanesti, Ergoth), She of the Many Faces (Highlo), Mai-tat (Tarsis), Nilat the Corruptor (Icewall), Tamex the False Metal (Thorbardin), Takhisis (Dragonarmies)
Symbol: Black crescent
Colors: Black
Sphere of Influence: Night, evil dragons, hatred
The Queen of Darkness is worshipped by the dragon highmasters, the draconians, and
allied humans.
 

Sargonnas
Other Names: Argon (Istar, Ergoth), The Firebringer (Highlo), Misal-Lasim (Tarsis), Gonnas the Willful (Icewall), Sargonax the Bender (Thorbardin), Kinthalas (Silvanesti), Kinis (Qualinesti)
Symbol: A stylized red condor, also a red fist (Thorbardin, Istar)
Colors: Red, black
Sphere of Influence: Deserts, volcanoes, vengeance, fire

Morgion
Other Names: H’rar (Ergoth, Istar), Gormion (Tarsis), Morgi (Icewall), Morgax the Rustlord (Thorbardin)
Symbol: A hood with two red eyes, also an upside-down axe (Thorbardin), or a rat’s claw (Highlo)
Colors: Deep brown, black
Sphere of Influence: Disease, decay, plague
Morgion’s followers meet in dark places of worship, and are very secretive in all things.

Chemosh
Other Names: Aeleth (Ergoth), Dron of the Deep (Tarsis), Chemos Joton (Icewall), Khemax (Thorbardin)
Symbol: A yellow skull
Colors: Black, sickly yellow
Sphere of Influence: All undead
Worshippers of Chemosh generally skull masks and black robes.

Zeboim
Other Names: Rann (Ergoth), Zyr (Tarsis), Zebir Jotun (Icewall), Bhezomiax (Thorbardin)
Symbol: A turtle-shell pattern
Colors: Green, red
Sphere of Influence: The sea, undead sea races
The name for Zeboim translates as “Sea Queen” in both Tarsis and Ergoth. Zeboim is
unknown to most dwarven races.

Hiddukel
Other Names: None
Symbol: Broken merchant’s scales
Colors: Red, bone white
Sphere of Influence: Demons, damned souls
Hiddukel is a deal maker who trades in souls. He controls all ill-gotten wealth in the world, which he uses to corrupt greedy men. He is the patron of evil businessmen.
 

Nuitari
Other Names: None
Symbol: A black circle or sphere
Colors: Black
Sphere of Influence: Black magic
Nuitari is the black moon of Krynn. Its existence is known only to astrologers, navigators, magic-users, and others who watch the heavens, for it is known only when it blots out stars and planets. The influence of black magic waxes and wanes according to its position in the heavens.

THE GODS OF NEUTRALITY

GiLean
Other Names: Gilean the Book, Grey Voyager, the Sage, the Gate of Souls
Symbol: An open book
Colors: Gray
Sphere of Influence: Knowledge
Gilean holds a book, the Tobril, which contains all the knowledge possessed by all the
gods. All truth is contained in that single tome—but portions of it are sealed.

Sirrion, the Flowing Flame
Other Names: The Alchemist, The Firemaster
Symbol: Multi-colored fire
Colors: Bright reds, yellows
Sphere of Influence: Flame

Reorx, the Forge
Other Names: None
Symbol: Forging Hammer, Dwarven
Hammer (Thorbardin)
Colors: Slate gray, red
Sphere of Influence: Dwarves, weapons, technology
Humans tend to portray this god as a paunchy squire to Kiri-Jolith, but dwarves and gnomes
hold him as the highest of the gods. Reorx forged the universe with his hammer. He also
forged the Greystone of Gargath, and is thus the father of gnomes, dwarves, and kender.

Chislev
Other Names: None
Symbol: The feather
Colors: Brown, yellow, and green
Sphere of Influence: Nature
Chislev is nature incarnate. He/she is served by a large number of animated wooden creatures who carry out his/her wishes in the known world.

Zivilyn
Other Names: The World Tree, the Tree of Life (Qualinesti, Silvanesti)
Symbol: A great green or gold tree, sometimes a Vallenwood
Colors: Green, gold
Sphere of Influence: Wisdom
Zivilyn is said to exist in all times and in all lands, and posseses all the wisdom of all the planes of existence. He is the counterpart to Gilean, the god of knowledge.

Shinare
Other Names: Winged one, gold master, walking liberty
Symbol: The griffon’s wing
Colors: Gold, silver, brown
Sphere of Influence: Money, wealth
Shinare is a favorite god of the dwarves, and is the patron god of merchants and commerce.

Lunitari
Other Names: Luin (Ergoth), Red-Eye (Goodlund), Night Candle (Thorbardin)
Symbol: Red circle or sphere
Colors: Red
Sphere of Influence: Neutral magic, illusionist magic
All neutral magic and illusionist spells are governed by Lunitari, the red moon. The
influence of neutrality and illusion waxes and wanes with the position of the red moon in the heavens.