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==Lesser Gods== The Lesser Gods are beings which may or may not be recognized as gods by all faiths, but came into existence after the creation of the world. They can be immortal beings, ascended, or any of a multitude of "resident spirits" that inhabit various parts of the world, such as major geographic landmarks like rivers and mountains, seas, lakes, plains, and so on. Unlike true gods, these will often take interest in their worshipers. * Aspects of nature β godlike spirits present in natural objects and places such as rivers, forests, mountains and trees. May or may not manifest themselves physically as some form of creature, mythical or mundane, or in mortal form. Typically possess great power over whatever aspect of the natural world with which they are associated. For example, a river god may have powers over running water and so forth. * Ascended creatures β mortal beings that have, through one means or another, transcended their own mortality and inherited godlike abilities. Also includes heroic figures who are, for whatever reason, deified after death, even if they did not actually achieve godhood. An example of the latter would be Reis, mother of the Faestir race, who is worshiped as a goddess centuries after her death. * Weird shit - Anything that doesn't fit into the other categories is this. Bongo Bongo, a god forged from the corpses of dead Gentry by the necromantic powers of the Goblin Lich Kings is an example of this.
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