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==Religion==
Whilst the gods of Order and Chaos have been a part of the Age of Sigmar world for a while, the AoSR corebook goes into particular detail about how the current pantheons stand at the moment. Certain characters gain the abilities to channel Miracles

The Pantheon of Order consists of eight recognized deities:
* [[Sigmar]], the God-King
* [[Nagash]], the Undying King
* [[Alarielle]], the Everqueen
* [[Gorkamorka (Deity)|Gorkamorka]], the Greenskin God
* [[Grimnir]], the Shattered God
* [[Grungni]], the Maker
* [[Malekith|Malerion]], the Shadow King
* [[Morathi]], High Oracle of Khaine
* [[Teclis]], the Illuminator

Of course, there are other beings that certain armies worship that aren't quite part of the pantheon:
* The Bad Moon, a strange and inscrutable celestial body whose presence can eclipse even the light of Hysh. The Gloomspite Gitz fervently worship it, hoping for its presence.
* The Ethersea, the spiritual ocean that the Idoneth channel to allow them to thrive on the surface.
* The Everwinter, the perpetually snowy phenomenon that surrounded the Beastclaw Raiders. While its influence has weakened enough that it has allowed the raiders to coexist alongside the basic mawtribes, certain ogors can channel its power in ways that can freeze enemies.
* The Gulping God, an aspect of Gorkamorka that may or may not be an expy of the [[Great Maw]] that Ogor Butchers fervently worship.
* [[Kragnos]], the End of Empires
* The Spider God that the Spiderfang Grots revere.

The Gods of Chaos, in comparison, number five strong: [[Khorne]], [[Nurgle]], [[Tzeentch]], [[Horned Rat|The Great Horned Rat]], and [[Slaanesh]], who is the odd ball out since s/he’s currently imprisoned between Ulgu and Hysh but has since gained influence and power.