Gods of Warlock

Inquisition God
The God of the Inquisition, or, The One God. It is without gender and is considered to be Unknowable and Ineffable except through study of the literature written in an old, nearly dead, language of moments when prophets and clergy have conversed directly with the God through mediums such as divine messengers and burning objects, and once as a vision while a prophet nearly drowned in a whirlpool cenote.

This God is spoken about as it or they/them. They are a God of duality, of light and dark, male and female, and everything in between all at once.

Messengers
Messengers are those who petition on behalf of people directly to the Deity. They would be addressed directly for intercession to the God. Messengers have very small, specific domains. Sometimes families, sometimes villages, sometimes concepts like highway/road travel vs water/boat travel, or cattle vs all livestock or farm/working animals. One has to know who they're asking for in order for them to pay attention to the pleas. If someone begins with a "whoever can hear me" then it would be whoever shows up first, for better or for worse.

The Old Gods
This pantheon is considered older than the Inquisition to those who live in Folegeard.

Acennan - mother goddess, a guide for the living and diviner

Bærnan - an agender parent god, oversees the dead, also a guide into peaceful afterlife

Beran - a god of labor and manual work, a protector of livestock and working animals

Deorc - a god of secrets and judgements, invoked for uncovering truths, he is not a nice god but is fair

Eadig - a goddess of hearth, home, minor magicks, and celebrations

Faran - a goddess of travelers and news, also a goddess of words and literature and invention

Hatan - an agender warrior deity which is invoked by anyone who anticipates a fight, only cares for the joy of a good and fair fight

Nædre - a gender-fluid trickster deity of lies, stealth, performances, and cheating, often invoked by con artists and theatre troops and small children lying about eating sweets

Seon - a goddess of merchants and trade workers, esp those who rely on sight to appraise goods: twin to Teon

Teon - a god of artists and creative people, often said to be the cause of daydreams and therefore is invoked as a deity of love and romance; twin to Seon

Wræcca - a gender fluid deity usually only seen by the lost or those who are cast out, a deity of exiles and finding new homes

Many of these gods, goddesses, and deities also hold dominion over smaller aspects or things that would be otherwise associated with their larger or more well-known domains. For example, depending on who is invoking them, Beran, Faran, Seon, or Wræcca might be asked for protection while traveling via barge down a river to do business and travel with goods. Who is invoked for what, other than what is clearly agreed upon in this list, is generally subjective and based on individual preferences or traditions of a family or village.