Fourth of the four luminaries, brings divine insight and guidance to souls.

Half-human half-snake. Guard underground treasures.

God of wine, festivity, and ecstasy. Patron of theater.

Transition, endings, transformation, metamorphosis, necessary conclusion of cycle.

God of death and the underworld. Rules over Mictlan with his wife Mictecacihuatl.

Elemental ghost-spirits. Guard sacred places.

Controller of rainfall and water from the sky.

God of earthquakes and volcanoes, youngest of the gods.

Great creator being who shaped the land and controls water, rain, and fertility.

Third luminary, associated with wisdom and the moon.

Goddess of night and death, guardian of the underworld.

God of music, prophecy, medicine, and archery. Twin of Artemis.

Keeper of the money who betrayed Jesus for silver.

Shiva as cosmic dancer. Represents eternal cycles.

Will blow the trumpet to signal the Day of Resurrection.

Ahriman, the evil spirit, source of darkness and chaos. Eternal opponent of Ohrmazd.

God of commerce, thieves, and travelers. Guide of souls to the underworld.

God of nature, shepherds, and rustic music. Half-goat deity.

Protector of those who end their own lives, guide to paradise.

The sign of transformation, intensity, and hidden mysteries.

Ruler of the underworld and god of death.

Serpent's tail. Brings spiritual enlightenment through chaos.

Moon god associated with night and vegetation. Brother of Yarikh. Protector of flocks and herds.

A controversial figure who rejected monastic vows and was known for his love of poetry, wine, and women.