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| Chitza-Atlan | ||
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| A mummified Centaur | ||
| Alignment | Lawful Evil | |
| Divine Rank | Demigod | |
| Pantheon | Oerthian | |
| Portfolio | Centaurs, Guardian the Underworld, The Dead | |
| Domains | 3E: Evil, Law, Death 5E: Law, Death |
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| Home Plane | Parallel Prime Material Plane | |
An original creation of Gary Gygax for the well-regarded C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan adventure in 1979, Chitza-Atlan is an Aztec-inspired guardian of the domains of the dead. Given his symbols (and the appearance of his offspring in THSOT) he's probably a centaur.
As with many of the Aztec-inspired Greyhawk gods, not much has been written about him since that adventure, and TSR Games/WotC seems to regard them as a early mis-step that can't be retconned because Gygax.
Chitza-Atlan appeared in the Official List of Deities for Living Greyhawk back in 2005 or so, but doesn't appear in the 5e PHB List of Greyhawk deities.