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As the gods walk the world , the cypies channel divine power , evil denominations make dark sacrifices in underground lair , and bright paladins stand as beacons against darkness , it's hard to be ambivalent about the gods and deny their existence. Many in the world of D&D D worship different gods at different times and circumstances. Those in the forgotten realm , for example , can pray for Sune for good luck in love , make an offer for Waukeen before going to market , and pray to appease Talos when a severe storm blows in-all on the same day. Many have a favorite among the gods , one who has ideals and doctrines that they make for themselves. And a few devote entirely to a single god , often serving as a priest or champion of that god's ideals. Your DM determines which god , if any , is worshipped during his campaign. From among the available gods , you can choose a single god for your character to serve , worship , or pay lip service to. Or you can choose a few that your character prays most often. Or just make a spiritual note of the revered gods in your dm campaign so you can call their names as appropriate. If you are playing a cympath or a character with an Acolyte background , decide which god your deity serves or serve and consider the gods' proposed domain names when choosing your character's domain name. The realm of life and death Many gods in this section recommend the realm of life , especially if they are closely related to healing , protection , childbirth , nurture , or fertility. As described in chapter 3 , though , the life domain is extremely broad , and a cymever of any evil god can choose it. Several other gods , mostly evil ones , suggest death domain names , which are detailed in Dungeon Master's Guide. Most clergy choose this domain as the evil NPC , but if you want to worship a god of death , consult your Dungeon Master. &D& D Pantheons Every World in multi-universe D& D has its own pantheons of gods , varying sizes from pantheons tinged with forgotten realms and Greyhawk to the more concentrated religions of Eberron and Dragonlance. Many of the nonhuman races worship the same gods in different worlds-Moradin , for example , is revered by the dwarves of the forgotten realms , the Greyhawk , and many other worlds. Forgotten Realms Dozens of gods are revered , worshipped , and feared throughout the world of forgotten realms. At least thirty widely known gods across the realms , and more are worshipped locally , by individual tribes , small denominations , or some denomination of larger religious temples. Gods of the Forgotten Realms Gods Alignment Suggested Domain Symbol Auril , Goddess of W inter NE Nature , Tempest Six-winged Snowflake Azuth , God of LN LN Wizards Left hand pointed up , outlined in bane fire , le war genius Upright black right hand , thumb and finger together Beshaba , misfortune goddess CE Trickery Black Gauze Bhaal , murder god NE Death Skull surrounded by a ring of blood drops Chauntea , agricultural goddess NG Life Sheaf of seeds or a rose blooming on Cyric seeds , god lying CE Trickery white jawless skull , writing god NG Knowledge Light candles on an open eye Eldath , goddess of peace NG Life , Nature Waterfall plunge into the pool still Gond , craft god N Knowledge gears with four spokes Helm , god protecting LN Life , Light staring eyes at the left gloves upright Ilmater , stamina god LG Life Hands bound at the wrist with red wire Kelemvor , god of LN die upright bone arm holding balance Lathander , birth and innovation NG Life , Light Road traveling into a rose sun le ira , goddess of delusions CN Trickery Point-down triangle containing a foggy Vortex Lliira , goddess of pleasure CG Life Triangle of three six-winged star Loviatar , pain goddess LE Death Nine-tailed barbed scourge Malar , god , god of thieves CN Trickery Black mask ","cbCaiv4TZvJTZACY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv4TZvJTZACY","pdf",79869,"English","# Religion\n## The realm of life and death\n## D&D pantheons\n## Forgotten Realms gods and symbols","[{\"question\":\"How does the text say players should choose a deity in D\\u0026D 5e?\",\"answer\":\"Players can choose a single god to serve, worship, or acknowledge, or pick multiple gods the character prays to most often. The DM also determines which gods are worshipped in the campaign.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between life and death domains mentioned in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Many gods recommend a life-related realm, while death domain options are usually associated with mostly evil gods and are detailed elsewhere. The life domain is described as extremely broad and can be chosen even by evil deities.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided for Forgotten Realms gods?\",\"answer\":\"For major gods, the document provides alignment, suggested domain(s), and a distinctive religious symbol, along with short descriptors of each deity’s sphere.\"}]","God of gods dnd 5e - Player Handbook: Annex B Religion | PDF",1791276687]