71 gods of time and fate, across nine rooms, in the order the rooms are walked.
The Cradle of Cities
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Anzuan-zuThe Lion-Headed Bird — Thief of the Tablet of DestiniesGilgameshgil-gah-meshTwo Parts God and One Part Man — King of Uruk and Seeker of ImmortalityHutena and Hutellurahu-te-na and hu-tel-lu-raThe Hurrian Fates — Determiners of the Newborn's DestinyKingukin-guGeneral of Tiamat — slain to make mankindNabuna-buScribe of the Gods — Lord of Borsippa
The Gift of the Nile
9 works
Ihyi-hyThe Sistrum-Player — child-god of Dendera, son of HathorMeskhenetmes-khe-netGoddess of the birth-brick — fixer of destinies at the moment of birthNutnutThe Sky — mother of the godsPetbepet-beHe Who Returns — late personification of retributionRenenutetre-ne-nu-tetThe Cobra of the HarvestSeshatse-shatLady of the Library — goddess of writing, measurement, and architectureShaishaiPersonified destiny — the fate that walks beside each soulSopdetsop-detThe Sharp One — goddess of Sirius and herald of the inundationThoththohtThe Ibis — Lord of Wisdom and Writing
The Olympian Order
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Achillesuh-kill-eezThe Best of the Achaeans — hero of the IliadAioneye-onEternity — the unbounded ageAnankeuh-nang-keeNecessity — the inescapable bondChronoskroh-nossTime — Orphic primordial, not to be confused with CronusCriuskree-usTitan of constellations — father of AstraeusCronuskroh-nusKing of the Titans — father of ZeusDemeterdee-mee-terEarth Mother — goddess of grain and the Eleusinian MysteriesGerasgee-rasOld Age — the daimon of declineHemerahem-er-uhThe Day — daughter of Night and the DarkMorosmoh-rossDoom — irrevocable fate of deathNemesisnem-uh-sisIndignation — divine retribution against prideNyxniksNight — mother of the dark powersOedipused-ih-pusKing of Thebes, who slew his father and married his mother in ignoranceThe Anemoithe uh-nem-oyThe Four Winds — Boreas, Notus, Eurus, and ZephyrusThe Horaethe hor-eyeThe Seasons — Eunomia, Dike, EireneThe Moiraithe moy-ryeThe Fates — Clotho, Lachesis, AtroposThemisthee-misDivine Order — counselor of the godsTychetye-keeFortune — Hellenistic personification of luck
The Persian World
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Ameretata-me-re-tatImmortality — patroness of plants, sister of HaurvatatAsha Vahishtaah-shah vah-heesh-tahBest Truth — patron of fire, central virtue of ZoroastrianismAshia-shiReward — yazata of the recompense for righteous livingAži Dahākaa-ži da-hā-kaThe Three-Headed Dragon — Zahhāk in the Persian tradition; cosmic adversaryKhshathra Vairyakhshath-ra vai-ryaIdeal Dominion — patron of metals, principle of just ruleKhvarenahkhva-re-nahRoyal Glory — the divine charisma of the rightful kingSaoshyantsao-shyantThe Coming Saviour — final renewer of the world at the end of timeSpenta Mainyuspen-ta mai-nyuThe Holy Spirit — the creative aspect of Ahura MazdaZurvanzur-vanInfinite Time — the principle from whom (in the heretical Zurvanism) both Mazda and Ahriman emerged
The Levantine Borderlands
2 works
Aglibolag-li-bolThe Moon-God of Palmyra — attendant of Bel, paired with YarhibolManatma-natGoddess of Fate — the third of the Arabian triad
The Edges of Empire
1 work
ReuereueThe Lusitanian Sky-God — sovereignty and the heavens
The Etruscan World
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TiurtiurThe Etruscan Moon — companion of Usil and marker of the monthsVoltumnavol-tum-naChief God of the Etruscan League — at whose sanctuary the Twelve Cities met
The Roman Inheritance
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Angeronaan-ge-ro-naGoddess of Silence — kept the secret name of RomeAnna Perennaan-na pe-ren-naThe Goddess of the Year — whose festival opened the new year by the TiberDis Paterdispa-terThe Rich Father — Roman lord of the underworldFortunafor-tu-naGoddess of Chance — bringer of fortune both good and illAwaiting its plateJanusja-nusGod of Beginnings, Doorways, and the Two-Faced GazeSaturnsa-turnItalic God of Sowing — King of the Golden AgeVertumnusver-tum-nusGod of Changing Seasons and Transformations
The Northern Inheritance
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Arianrhoda-rianr-hodWelsh Goddess of the Silver Wheel — Mother of LleuBaldrbaldrThe Beautiful — His Death the Beginning of RagnarökBrynhildrbryn-hildrThe Valkyrie — pledged to Sigurd, betrayed, who summoned his murderFenrirfen-rirThe Wolf — Devourer of Odin at RagnarökHodrhodrThe Blind God — Unwitting Killer of BaldrJariloja-ri-loSpring God — Fertility, Vegetation, HarvestLaimalai-maGoddess of Fate — Determiner of DestiniesMidir and Étaínmi-dir and é-taínThe Lovers of the Fairy Mound — recovered through three livesMokoshmo-koshMother Earth — Spinner of FatesMoranamo-ra-naGoddess of Winter and DeathNornsnornsThe Three Fates of the Norse CosmosRodrodThe Slavic Creator God — eldest power, fount of generationThe Cailleachthe cail-leachThe Old Veiled One — primordial hag-goddess of the Celtic landscapeThe Rozhanitsythe roz-ha-nit-syThe Slavic Birth-Givers — fate-spinning sisters, like the NornsThe Zoryasthe zo-ryasThe Dawn Maidens — sisters who keep the doomsday houndValkyriesval-ky-riesChoosers of the SlainVidarvi-darThe Silent God — Avenger of Odin at RagnarökYggdrasilig-drah-silThe World-Tree — frame of the cosmos
