There are many gods and goddesses that look on to the inhabitants of Ulos.

• Azema the Benevolent 
  • Dragon god. Creator of Worlds.
• Azlios, the Silver-Eyed
  • God of Skill and Industry.
• Buurglap
  • Frogkin god of war. Has temple in Bogroot Swamp.
• Dorgren
  • Goblin demigod from Nebblis, Plane of Fire. Crafter of durgolium.
• El-Rhol Ek Kazaat (RPA-ADV4)
  • Kobold god(dess) of fertility.
• Glynok
  • Lawgiver God of the Gnomes, an altar for whom stands at the Temple of Ulos.
  • “To serve the Gods of Order, a blood sacrifice is required. The devotee is bled until the gods are satisfied, which sometimes only occurs after their death.”
  • “Few agree to perform these rites unless they have dedicated their lives to religious service.”
• Grond (GS-ADV3)
  • Dwarven god of steel and alloy.
• Hahketo
  • God of Justice.
• Halik Morkaten (RPA-ADV4)
  • Vampire God of Darkness and Hunger.
• Kehstore
  • Elvish God of Mischief and Disorder, an altar for whom stands at the Temple of Ulos.
  • “Those who serve the Gods of Chaos drink a vial of poison to prove their faith. Many die or are seriously injured in the process.”
  • “Few agree to perform these rites unless they have dedicated their lives to religious service.”
• Kethra
  • Goddess of Thresholds and Gates. Hunter and killer of The Great Wolf near Huolaeo.
• Kynt
  • Satyr god of wine.
• Merrin
  • Dragon Goddess of the Sea.
• Nefras
  • Snake-faced Goddess of Judgement and Dreams that rules over the realms of Dream and Memory, that she may weigh the merits of a soul from Ulos.
• Ninik (RPA-ADV6)
  • Vargar God of Hunting - Ninik’s Spear - constellation.
• Oktok
  • Orc god of stone.
• Oskahso
  • Dragon God of Memory.
  • “The god holds his palm over a tiny guttering flame in the brazier below, and a song from your past echoes in your head as you approach.”
  • “…scaled wings and the ivy vines engraved on the cloak hanging from his outstretched arms…”
• Qaram’kash (GS-ADV3)
  • The Insectoid god of deception.
• Rax’akhan (GS-ADV3)
  • The Insectoid god of the harvest.
• Shintal (BC-Wanderer)
  • Goblin God of Death. A three-headed beast with the face of a Troll, a Human, and a pig.
• Shissatissk (GS-ADV2)
  • Kaiika goddess of fishing.
• Sleecrath the Binder (LC1)
  • Goddess of binding
• Troshag
  • God of Rot and Decay
• Urk-an-bak
  • Kobold god of vengeance.
• Ulrir
  • Warden of Wayward Souls.
• Uumloktesh
  • God of a Thousand Eyes and Visions.
  • The likeness of Uumloktesh in Iktel, Plane of Frost, is covered in many hundreds of colorful glowing spheres that sparkle in the night air.
• Veneki (DoU-CB)
• Vortar (RPA-ADV9)
  • God of decay, was previously a godling.
  • “Instead of being scrubbed away, my name will be inscribed on temples.”
  • “A gnarled and hulking form steps forward, leaving a copper-colored trail behind him. You recognize him as Vortar, the Godling of Dust and Rust.”
  • “I am patient,” says Vortar as he slowly paces the room. “It is what I am known for. Known so well that very soon I will be a god: Vortar, God of Decay.”
• Yalaka
  • Frogkin Goddess of Nightmares.
• Zarkadian
  • Goddess of anarchy.

• A blood sacrifice is required to remove anything growing in a place blessed by the gods.

What some may refer to as demigods or lesser gods, godlings rule much smaller domains.

Celestial in nature, many aspire to shed their lower titles and become full gods, the process of which is unclear but is believed to take time and/or monumental tasks.

• Aleium Mundi
  • Godling of Keys and Puzzles

• Edon
  • Godling of Lost Causes

• Estarro
  • Godling of Roaches and Spiders

• Ixutabulatu
  • Godling of Fish and Snails, not taken too seriously by other godlings.
  • …the chubby, scaled form of Ixutaabulaatu, Godling of Fish and Snails.
  • Other names: Snail Fairy, Ixu (EE-shu).

• Juvalak
  • Godling of Cloaks and Blankets.
  • Umber-skinned and wrapped in the vestments of his domain, he steps from the shadows and points you toward the king’s bed and blanket.
  • “Suddenly you hear the whispering hiss of Juvalak, Godling of Cloaks and Blankets.”

• Nooso
  • Godling of soups and spoons.
  • “There’s a glow in the air, and you know it to be Nooso (NEW-so), Godling of Soups and Spoons.”

• Oblewop
  • Godling of Soaps and Perfumes.

• Pinpuh
  • Godling of Disobedient Children

• Trammus
  • Godling of Household Pets.

• Vernakus
  • Godling of Manners and Civility

• Vortar
  • Godling of Dust and Rust