One of the angels who question the souls in their graves about their faith.

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

God of sea and rivers. Challenges Baal for supremacy. Represents chaotic waters and storms.

Seventh Governor. The Moon governs cycles, emotions, and intuition. She teaches about change, reflection, and the mysteries of the night.

God of darkness and misfortune. Brings night and winter to the world.

A female spirit known for causing mischief, illness, and disorder in the home.

Primordial Aztec deity embodying duality, creation, and cosmic balance. Male and female, light and dark.

God of the Moon, wisdom, and divination. Father of prophecy and night's mysteries.

Lunar god, associated with the moon and night.

Cycles of life, destiny, inevitable change, luck, and turning points.

Goddess of winter and death. Associated with seasonal cycles and rebirth.

Mystical being representing the union of good and evil, light and dark.

Dragon of primordial chaos who betrayed the cosmic order and was defeated by the gods. Symbol of primeval rebellion.

Female avatar of Vishnu. Seduced demons to protect divine nectar.

God of death and underworld. Enemy of Baal. Brings drought and sterility to the land.

Elemental ghost-spirits. Guard sacred places.

Ruler of the underworld and god of death.

Elder sister of Lakshmi who brings bad luck, rides on donkey through realms of failure.

Surrender, sacrifice, new perspectives, letting go, seeing from different angle.

God of thunder and lightning, climber of the heavens.

Giant serpent that gnaws at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree. Killed by Odin and Vidar.

Goddess of rivers, controller of water spirits.

Celestial sages with magical knowledge and powers.

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