The following is a listing of the various pantheons of Geoza, including the deities and a brief description of their domains:

	Pantheon	Deities	Domains
	Jalani	Asuan*	Sea and Storms
		Cyphus	Death
		Daedo	Rivers, Lakes, and Water
		Estopa	Dreams and Psychics
		Maeron	Crafts and Trade
		Natup	Healing and Fertility
		* Although Asuan is part of the Jalani Pantheon, few Jalani outside of Merochas worship him.  Asuan is the main deity worshipped among the Yanshin clans who sail the Aezjarean Ocean.

	Mekys	Mytra	Truth, Light and Flame
		Zaril	Darkness and Demons
		Kirsu	Love and Magic (Mana)
		Louma	Dance
		Palvan	Agriculture

	Haseni	Cuati	Strength and Hunting
		Jeasa	Hearth and Runes

	Mylharran	Girul	Earth, the Reaper of Souls, the Serpent
		Heisan	Water and Healing, the Golden Bear
		Metai	Wisdom, the Mirkat
		Shurah	Sun and War, the Dragon
		Tar'nah	Sky and Magic (Spirit), the Horse

	Zhaeol Gods	Vulture Lord	Scavengers
		The Devourer	Fire
		Master of Rats	Rodents
		The Malign One	Disease
		Vine Choker	Growth (Unchecked)
		Shadow Creeper	Shadows
		Wrinkle Skin	Age
		Aghrua, Whisperer	Hunger/Famine
		Nameless One	The Unknown / Mysteries
		Froth-Roarer	Floods
		Horned Lord	The Jungle
		The Raptor	Seeking / Hunting / the Kill
		Ysvarzhe, Ghost-Fang-Slitherer	Serpents

	The Lost Gods	Similar to the Zhaeol Gods, the religions of the Lost Gods were once followed by many of the peoples who revere the Zhaeol Pantheon, but their presence has not been felt for centuries.  No known religion or followers exist for these gods, although some priests of the Zhaol Gods, and some Aezjarean, Itasu, and Hsugga scholars know of them.
		Tnok-Ju, the Reaper	Battle
		Zhorhan, Father Mountain	Volcanoes / Earthquakes
		Krana, the Leopardess	Predators
		Arshapi, Death Bringer	Murder
		Srazhun, Wyrm Lord	Dragons
		Onzhul, Chaos	Chaos
		Proumzhi, the Spider Queen	Spiders
		Khuljap, the Thousand-Eyed	Secrets
		Lasazhru, Ice-Wind Screamer	Icy Cold
		Hrazhurp, Blood-Gorger	Blood

	In addition to these pantheons, many Geozan cultures adhere to some form of animistic belief or ancestor worship.   Note that it is possible to have a Faith attribute with animism or ancestor worship as its aspect.  Such belief systems do not function as Origins themselves, although aid from ancestor spirits or animistic spirits is possible.  Such Faith aspects are also complementary to the Spiritism Origin (all Shamans ascribe to some form of animistic or ancestor-worship religion).