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

The sign of transformation, intensity, and hidden mysteries.

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

Prisoner released instead of Jesus by popular demand.

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

God of nature, wildlife, and fertility. Depicted with antlers, surrounded by animals. Guardian of the cycle of life and death.

Third luminary, associated with wisdom and the moon.

Goddess of misery who rides crow, brings poverty, strife and creates chaos in orderly homes.

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

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

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

A legendary creature in folklore, a bloodsucker. Reptilian with spines along its back, attacks livestock, especially goats.

God of spring, renewal and agriculture. Patron of goldsmiths and seasons.

Fearsome creature inhabiting water holes, swamps and rivers.

Divine messenger and personification of the rainbow. Bearer of messages.

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

The primordial void from which all existence emerged.

Female embodiment of enlightened energy. Rides clouds.

Half-human half-snake. Guard underground treasures.

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

Former political zealot who followed Christ.

Goddess of the underworld and death. Sister to Ishtar.

Goddess of spring growth and queen of the underworld. Daughter of Demeter.

Undead being with necromantic powers. Tests wisdom through riddles.