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| Punishes evildoers in the Underworld |
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| Their names are Lightning, Thunder, and Thunderbolt |
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| Two-faced God of good beginnings and happy endings |
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| Shapechanger, prophet who fortells the future |
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| Goddess of the Rainbow and Messenger |
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| God of Fields and Meadows |
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| Pair of brothers who spend half their life on Earth and the other half in Heaven |
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| Chief of the Gods, Rain God, Cloud gatherer, and mightiest of all |
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| Nine who are of one mind, their hearts are set on song, and their spirit is carefree. They inspire the artists, historians, dancers, comedians, and astronomers |
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| Goddess of Love and Beauty |
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| Singers who lure sailors to their death |
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| The six children of Mother Earth |
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| The First Lord of the Universe |
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| Three Goddesses who epitomize spelndor, mirth, and good cheer |
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| Creator of man out of clay; giver of fire |
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| Goddess of Flowering Plants |
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| Messenger of the Gods, God of commerce and thieves |
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| Protector of Farmers and the seed |
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| 3-headed dragon-tailed dog who permits all spirts to enter Hades, but never exit |
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| The ugly Spirts of the Wicked Deed |
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