The 6

The Six Gods -Those who worship the Six Gods generally follow six deities, representing different aspects. Efran is the God of Time and Balance, Levir is the God of Justice, Herath is the God of Life, Pahros is the God of Death, Nestal is the God of Order, and Nahos is the God of Chaos.

-Efran-

Efran is the God of Time and Balance. He makes sure that things happen when they're supposed to happen, and decides how major events play out. His other job, as a god of Balance, is to make sure no other god grows too strong or too weak, to keep all aspects of the world equal in strength as all are important.

-Levir-

Levir is the God of Justice. He is most often assosciated with the punishment of the wicked and evil, and the rewarding of the good-hearted and pious. With the help of Pahros, they decide what happens to a mortal's soul after death.

-Herath

Herath is the God of Life, and she creates the souls of all living things and giving them vessels / physical corpses. Priests who worship Herath are usually skilled and knowledgable in medicine, and people usually pray to Herath to keep their children or themselves from dying. She usually recieves souls from Pahros to be used for reincarnation.

-Pahros

All mortals will die one day, and each will meet Pahros upon death. Pahros, being the God of Death, decides when a mortal is destined to die and what manner they die in. There are no priests or temples to Pahros but he is not considered an evil god, just an unfavourable one. With the help of Levir, he decides whether a soul is pure enough to be sent to Herath for reincarnation, or to fade from existence.

-Nestal

Nestal makes sure things happen the way they're supposed to happen, and is said to prevent chaos when in his power. He is connected to Efran as both have to do with the order of the universe, but Nestal specializes in it. He is assosciated with law enforcement and the law, and is an eternal enemy of Nahos.

-Nahos

Nahos is considered an unpredictable, dangerous being by those who follow the Six. Nahos, being a god of literal chaos, is said to bring terrible disasters such as wars, plagues, rebellions, and earthquakes, and most would rather worship Pahros than Nahos.