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- Tallurah, The Lady In Red, The Grand Madame
- TN
- Domain: Charm, Glory, Liberation, Protection, Trickery
- Subdomain: Lust, Heroism, Freedom, Revolution, Defense, Innuendo
- Desc: A red dress, rouged cheeks, and a rose in her hair, the Lady in Red lives up to her title. She is the protectress of whores and independent maidens. Her doctrine declares that there's nothing wrong with doing what feels good or doing what you have to do, and nothing wrong with making money off the back of it. While she is officially only at home to ladies of the night, all manner of the lost, forgotten, and wretched look to her for protection and guidance. After all, if you can't hope for reasonably-priced love, what can you hope for?
- Tellow, The Master of the Music
- CG
- Domain: Charm, Liberation, Luck, Chaos, Magic
- Subdomain: Love, Freedom, Revolution, Whimsy, Revelry, Imagination
- Desc: Purported to once have been a mortal who took on Music and tamed it, Tellow is depicted as a handsome young man with a string instrument; traditionally a fiddle, but now more commonly a six-string guitar. Patron of bards and charming rogues, Tellow works through all young musicians who play music that swings, sways, and rocks, screaming freedom and rebellion. He is known to be a favourite of Tallurah, and those to whom he has appeared have been incapable of describing him consistently beyond that he looks slightly Elvish.
- Nuirk, The Patron of Civilisation
- LN
- Domain: Artifice, Community, Law, Nobility, Protection
- Subdomain: Toil, Cooperation, Judgement, Loyalty, Leadership, Defense
- Desc: A tall moustached man in a waistcoat, Nuirk is always portrayed wearing the latest in pocketwatches, personal firearms, and fashions. A new god for the new world, Nuirk is the god of progress, and is worshipped mainly in cities and by inventors or administrators. Additionally, most of his worshippers are human and he is often regarded with suspicion by ethnic communities. In particular the indigenous population are rather hostile to his worship.
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