Pantheon

Primary Deities:

Anunoth: The Empire, Civilization, the Stars
Lamashtu: Disease, Pestilence, Famine, Barbarism, The Underworld
Inanna: Agriculture, Herding, Orchards, Sex, Fertility
Tophet: War, Fire, Destruction, the Sun, Triumph over barbarians
Enlil: Scribes, Secrets, Scholars, Cunning, Poison
Asclepius: Artisans, Merchants, Construction
Ninurta: Song, Art, Poets, the Moon
Bamman: Storms, Rain, Rivers, the Sea
Caduceus: Thieves, Trickery, Deciet, Oathbreaking

Relations:

Anunoth:
-Father of Tophet, Enlil, Asclepius
-Husband of Lamashtu
-Lover of Inanna

Lamashtu:
-Wife of Anunoth
-Mother and Lover of Tophet
-Mother of Asclepius and Caduceus

Inanna:
-Lover of Anunoth
-Mother of Enlil

Tophet:
-Son and Lover of Lamashtu
-Lover of Ninurta

Enlil:
-Son of Anunoth and Inanna

Asclepius:
-Son of Anunoth and Lamashtu
-Husband of Ninurta

Ninurta:
-Daughter of Emperor Aegyptus
-Wife of Asclepius
-Lover of Tophet

Caduceus
-Daughter of Tophet and Lamashtu

Primary Myths:
-The story of Anunoth sailing from the West to the primordial world, teaching primitive ponykind civilization, seducing the demon Lamashtu, and founding the first equine kingdoms
-The story of Tophet's early life, battling the gods of other peoples, expanding ponykind's territory, and performing heroic deeds
-The story of Enill's life, teaching ponykind magic, mastering all sciences and arts, and battling Tophet for the right to be Emperor [a battle he loses].
-The story of Tophet seducing his mother Lamashtu to create a son greater than his father. Enlil uses magic and trickery to steal the boy god Caduceus's strength, wit, and genitals, dooming him before he can seize power over the universe.
-The myth of Caduceus going to 'her' mother seeking vengeance, who in turn gives her power to create diseases without cures, curses that cannot be broken, aging that cannot be dispelled, and dishonor that cannot be redeemed. These she gave to the kings of the Empire, lieutenants of the third Emperor after Tophet, dooming them greatly.
-Various other equally appalling divine stories