#oc: aeron waters

[murmel-malt]

'all these people' are actually very vital (more or less). thank you very much! also, look at her face! how could you tell her 'no'??

Rhaenyra: That’s my boyfriend Harwin, he’s the father. That’s my girlfriend best friend Alicent, she’s my emotional support. That there is her emotional support, Criston, who doesn’t actually like me very much. Over on the other side is my fake-boyfriend Laenor - our fathers set us up and think that this kid is actually his - and that is his actual boyfriend, Aeron, who is Laenor’s emotional support.

a quick doodle of a scene that has been stuck in my head for days now and I just needed to get it out before I go insane. this is part of my very silly modern AU for my boy Aeron.

[proffbon]

I love how Hawke's first reaction when he sees that Fenris isn't in bed with him is "The sex was SO BAD he doesn't even want to be next to me".

Have some confidence, my man.

[the-fiction-witch]

What are you doing here?!

Media - House Of The Dragon Character - Aeron Bracken Couple - Aeron X Reader Reader - (OC) Lady Lyanna Blackwood Rating - Sexy AF (Mild Smut) Word Count - 1475

Aeron Bracken arrived back to his chambers after a rather long day of dealing with his uncle’s orders, he was exhausted eager to get to his chambers and his bed. However rather unexpectedly he found the fire already lit, candles lit around the room, the soft scent of Petrichor in the air, and the chamber of Stone Hedge cosy and comforting.

However, Aeron nearly dropped his jaw as he saw the sweet sight laid upon his bed.

As Lyanna Blackwood lay in his bed!

Lyanna laid on her back with her head dangling off the end of the bed, her usual boots kicked off by the bedside, her legs up, bare feet kicking around in the air, wearing a black gown that had fallen gathering around her hips, her hair in a braid falling to the floor, in her hand one of the small well painted wooden horses’ that Aeron had kept in his room since childhood.

Aeron’s tired, sweaty figure looked dishevelled and bewildered, his brow furrowing at the sight of her, Aeron’ eyes raked her form laid on his bed, his mouth nearly watering at the view, before eventually finding his voice and speaking up.

“What are you doing here?!” he asked the fear and concern flooding in his voice almost too scared to raise it,

"good afternoon to you too, Aeron" Lyanna smiled wickedly purposely teasing him,

“How- How did you even her in here?!” His tone was full of alarm,

“Window was unlocked,” She shrugged,

He took a breath running his hand over his face, into the roots of his light brown hair, taking a moment before he spoke, “Do you… have any idea… the trouble you could get us both in!” His volume crawled up,

“I missed you,” She smiled with a playful pout,

And he gave in, “You would not believe how much I missed you,” he confessed lowly, reaching his bed and climbing in to sit over her, taking the horse toy from her hand and setting it down on his night stand before his arms snaking around her waist,

Lyanna giggled as he immediately attached himself to her,

“You can’t keep doing this Lyly, You could get us both in so much trouble, at least send me a raven that you are coming, who knows who could have walked in and found you here,” He reminds her, “You know Stone Hedge isn’t safe for you, As Raventree Hill is not for me. We must meet places secretly,” He said playfully peppering her throat and chest with kisses,

“But then we have to snuggle in the muddy woods, rather than your nice big warm bed,” She whimpers batting her eyes to make him melt,

“Is that so?” his smirk grew on his lips as he slowly moved to sit on his bed tugging her waist with him to pull her onto his lap so he could look at her better. He hummed quietly before resting a hand on her thigh in a gentle grip, his thumb rubbing small circles on the cloth gown. “You like my big bed better then?”

“So how much exactly did you miss me while I was out doing my training?”

Lyanna giggled resting her hands on his chest and rubbing her nose on his, "Very very much, I miss your bed," she cooed stroking up and down his chest,

Aeron practically melted into the touch, feeling her rubbing her nose against his and hands stroking over his chest his breath practically hitching at the action. He gently pulled her closer, almost completely against his chest. “You know, I missed you a lot more,” he murmured against your skin before he began to press kisses up and down her neck,

"did you? Maybe I should come visit more often," She teased squeezing her thighs around him a little,

Aeron hummed under his breath as he continued to trail his kisses on her neck, “I’d have you here every day if I could,” he mumbled, “Seven Hells, I’ve missed you,” he said with a low voice, practically looking at her like a man starved.

"You would? You’d want me here every day, laid waiting on your bed for you to come home?" She whispered in his ear,

Aeron shuddered, his breath hitching He felt his mind already beginning to race with thoughts of her lying on his bed waiting for him every night, he clutched her almost possessively against him, his forehead falling against her shoulder. His voice was hoarse when he spoke again. “Gods,” he whispered. “Must you torment me with such beauty,”

“Oh? You wouldn’t want me laid waiting for you?” She teased,

“Lyly, You’re not making this easy for me.” he groaned under his breath, his hand that was on her hip slowly beginning to roam its way up her side, his heart thrumming fast. His mind wandered to do to her, “Lyanna… don’t tease me,” Aeron murmured lowly, he took his time dragging his thumb across her rib, feeling her skin slightly shiver under his touch, before slowly trailing his hand back up to trace her collarbone. He could feel his heart thrumming in his chest, his breathing becoming shallower, and his eyes roamed over her form, feeling his mind slowly become consumed by her, as well as the sinful thoughts that began to swirl in his head.

“When… When do you…” he began, his voice quiet and barely above a whisper, “…When do you need to be back to Raventree?”

"Dawn," She cooed,

Aeron inhaled shakily, the imagery and thought of her in his bed… all night. He gently pulled her down hard against himself leaving no inch of them disconnected, his hands wrapped around her like a vice, practically holding her captive on his lap.

"Aeron!" She laughed shifting her hips as she felt his stiff cock under her,

He didn’t even know how he managed to string his words together as he spoke, but his voice was noticeably heavier and slightly rasped. “Will you stay… all night?”

“Maybe,” She teased,

Aeron buried his face in her neck and groaned lightly, the movement of her body only making him harder. He tightened his arms around her waist, his breath catching in his throat as he tried to collect himself, but he was already losing control. “Gods, what are you doing to me?” he mumbled his lips trailing up and down the skin, leaving behind soft kisses.

"Don't be foolish you know exactly what I'm doing," She giggled,

Aeron’s breath hitched, his hands gripping her hips like a lifeline. The movement only served to force his cock to its utter limit of stiffness, and it took all he has to not buck his hips upwards desperate to force a sweet sound from her lips. “Gods… you’re so cruel,” he whispered, slowly trailing his kisses to her ear, giving it a soft bite.

"Cruel? I’m just helping my poor Bracken after seeing how he missed me so badly," she seductively cooed in his ear,

Aeron let out a shaky breath, He pressed his face against her neck, his breath coming out in pants as he slowly began to lose control, the pace of her movements against him only adding fuel to the fire. He tried to speak further, but all that came out of his throat was needy little sounds as he clutched her closer to him, his eyes squeezed shut. “Gods, yes… yes I know… I want you so badly…”

She chuckled and kissed down his neck "Well then, since you missed me so badly Aeron, I suppose I could help? Would the rest of tonight tie my poor horny boy over?"

Aeron shuddered his head falling back against the bedboard, and his eyes squeezed shut as he felt the fire inside him only grow hotter. He choked out a slightly desperate whimper as her touch and words continued to rile him up to no end. “Gods yes…” he pleaded breathlessly, his hand gently grasping a fistful of her hair, “Please…”

Lyanna chuckled and picked a spot on his neck where she bit down sucking on his skin, lapping her tounge against him,

Aeron let out a shaky moan that was borderline whorish as he felt her give him a deep love bite, the mark only serving to set his mind ablaze. His hand tightened its grip on her hair, and his entire figure shuddered beneath her, almost like a bow pulled taut against a string, his breathing coming out in needy pants as he tried and failed to form words to speak. “Gods, don’t stop… please, don’t stop…”

"This what you want Aeron?"

"Yes! Yes, yes... it's what I want Lyanna... Please..."

She chuckled fixing a stray piece of his hair, "What's the magic word?"

He let out a small moan on his gasp, knowing full well what she wanted taking a moment to collect himself before he spoke, "I love you..."

"I love you too," She smiled finally pulling his lips to hers in a deep intimate kiss. 

Part two

[starogeorgina]

Children of the dragon

Warnings: Violence, character death, sexism, swearing

Pairing: Aegon ii Targaryen × Targ oc

1.10

He’s so small.

Your heart races as your breathing becomes more frantic. You couldn’t breathe; you couldn’t move. All you could do was stare at the tiny bundle in your arms, trying to etch each detail of your son’s features in your mind so that you’d never forget.

“I’m so sorry, princess.”

You look up at one of the servants who helped you deliver your son; she bows her head, then steps back, giving you some space. When Delax crashed into the water, you scrambled to unclip yourself from your dragon, whom you feared was dead, and the deeper and deeper you sank into the waves below you, the more certain you were that soon you’d be dead as well. But Dalex, who was only stunned, suddenly sprang back to life and shot up, saving you both. He crawled onto the beach, wounded at Storm’s end, before slumping down. If it weren’t for the crushing pain in your body, all your attention would have been on Dalax, but the baby was coming. Luckily for you, the commotion of the dragons fighting caught the attention of terrified onlookers, some of whom were already on the beach when your dragon fell.

A handful of women who were servants to the bastard lord Baratheon aided you and ushered you into a deserted house not far from the shore to shelter you while you gave birth.

“Harys…” you mutter. “My poor boy, my son, my sweet Harys, I’m so sorry I couldn’t protect you.”

Although they were no maesters, the servants much older than yourself had come to the conclusion that the fall and lack of oxygen were what killed your son. Hearing a thumping noise, you look to the door to see two of the women moving furniture in front of it in an attempt to stop it from blowing open. The room was damp and cold, and it broke your heart knowing it was the only place your son would ever know. You observe their actions for a moment as the reality of your son not surviving childbirth sinks in. They risked their lives to save yours.

You screamed at the same time roars erupted in the distance. Dallax could sense your grief and was in mourning too.

Time seems to move in a blur as you become unconsolable. Aeron was dead; Harys, the son you never got to know, was dead; and Aegon... The love of your life was gone as well, as was your nephew Lucerys. Two sets of hands attempt to hold you down and sooth you as you continue to scream.

“Princess, please, if Lord Borros finds out you’re here, he’ll send for Prince Aemond.”

Still screaming, you clasp your son's body closer to you. He was gone. He was gone. And Lord Borros was one of those to blame; he would pay for his part in what transpired. Your husband, mother, and grandson all played a part in this as well. If they weren’t so relentless in pushing Aegon to usurp your sister, none of this would have ever happened.

You kiss Harys on the forehead and let out a sob as your body shakes with rage. “Aemond will burn for this; I will avenge you, my sweet boy.”

—

You turn on your side to face Aegon; even with his thick hair plastered to his face and his body covered in sweat, he looked incredibly handsome. Your fingers glide along the silky fabric of the bedsheets before placing your hand on his bare chest. “Can I ask you something?”

“Hmm.”

“When father suggested a betrothal between me and Jacaerys, you never said anything, but when mother told you she wanted me to marry Aemond, you begged her to let us wed instead.”

“What’s the question?”

“Why did you only ask her when you found out about Aemond?”

Aegon looks lost in thought as he stares up at the crimson canopy. After a few moments of silence, he clears his throat and says, “I told our parents I loved you when I was a boy, and they mocked me for it. The day Aemond lost his eye, I told my mother I intended to marry you when we were older. She laughed in my face and told me I was an imbecile.”

“Is that why you got so wasted?”

He nods.

You turn his face so he stares directly at you. “You’re not stupid, Aegon. I don’t want you to ever believe that.”

“Any time I suggested we be wed after that, mother always laughed before the final time, and she told me no. I didn’t want you to marry Jacaerys,” he gulps down. “But I could see you being content with him, and I don’t think our nephew would have treated you badly; he may have bored you to death but not deliberately cruel to you.”

“Aegon,” you scold, pushing at his chest with playfulness.

“Aemond was different. We both know what our brother is like; he wouldn’t cherish you; he wouldn’t love you.”

“Like you do?”

“Like I do,” Aegon says, tucking strands of hair behind your ear. “My love for you is the only thing that’s stopped me from fleeing somewhere far away on Sunfyre.”

When your eyes first flutter open, it takes you a few seconds to remember what has happened. For just a few seconds, you forgot that your family had been ripped to shreds and that the only reason you had left was to live with your daughters.

Hearing someone clear their throat, you roll onto your side and look up at one of the women. She gives you a sympathetic smile and says, “We have everything ready, just like you asked.”

She helps you sit up and pulls the straps of your nightgown that have slid down up before retrieving your gown, which had dried but was covered in blood and had holes in it. You remain silent until Dallax lets out a wailing noise from outside the small building, causing the women to jump. You grab her hand and say, “Thank you.”

She helps you stand and lets you hold her hand as you walk outside. Your lower lip trembles as you look at the small pyre that was built just outside. Dallax screeched as you walked closer to him. You let go of the woman’s hand and fell to your knees in front of your son.

“I will make him burn; I will make Aemond burn for all he took for me. Including you, my boy, wherever you are, I know you will be well looked after.” Your hand clutches at your chest as you let out a cry. “Aegon would have loved you; he wanted another boy. Your sisters would have spoiled you; Aeron would have been your best friend and protector.”

You let out a deep breath and stepped back. Dallax came closer when he sensed what you were about to say next. You motion for everyone else standing by to step back so they don't get burned.

“Dra—dracarys.”

You remain outside, standing under the rain, waiting for the smoke to start to fade before figuring out your next move.

—

You await on Dallax’s back at the courtyard of Storm's End, awaiting to confront Lord Borros Baratheon. The women who aided you informed you of the threats your husband made towards Prince Lucerys in his presence and how he did nothing to help the young prince.

Your grief had turned to anger, and you sought nothing but revenge. You ordered a handful of knights to ensure the lord's daughters and servants were kept inside. You didn’t want any harm to come to them. It was hard not to find humour in seeing the knights loyal to House Baratheon pointing their swords in your direction, as if they could bring some harm to you, while Dallax sat upon the walls waiting for you to say the words. If it weren’t for the few who had shown you kindness, you would have burned the whole place to the ground. It was said the castle was protected by spells woven into its very walls that prevent magic from affecting it or passing through it; perhaps that’s why the lord was bidding his time; he didn’t believe you could do any harm while he maintained inside.

After waiting for what felt like hours in the lashing rain, the doors to the castle finally opened, and Lord Borros finally emerged. He looks up at you and spits, “I do not wish to have Targaryen blood spilled upon my land.”

A dark chuckle passes your lips. “But it already has. We both know how this is going to end.”

He glares at you and asks, “Do you know what they are calling you, girl?”

“Do enlighten me.”

“Aegon’s whore. The betrayer,” He hisses. “Aemond told me how you fled during the night, taking his children with you to Dragonstone to bend the knee to Rhaenyra. He also said, you used your cunny to bewitch the king into following you. I imagine I'll receive a great reward for handing you over.”

Refusing to pay any mind to his sexist remarks, you say, “You are a weak man, Lord Borros. By playing a part in usurping the rightful heir to the iron throne, you have brought shame upon your house.”

You wanted nothing more than to scream at him for letting Aemond chase after Lucerys, knowing what threats were made. Things could have been so different if the Lord had stepped in; Luke, Aegon, and your sons would still be alive. It suddenly dawned on you that you had no idea why Aemond was at Storm's End in the first place. Perhaps looking for Aegon? But it still didn’t make sense why he would need to speak to Lord Borros directly.

“You are not a true queen of mine.”

Queen? You frown while trying to understand the meaning of his comment. It could only mean one thing: the greens had already started to push for Aemond to be king. He was going to each house himself to make sure they declared for him and not your sister. The presence of Vhagar alone would be enough to sway and pledge allegiance to the blacks.

“Did you really expect anyone to support a groveling young pup who still clung to his mother's skirt over the future king?”

As he continues to ramble on, you notice archers getting into place. A battle is not what you intended, but a battle they shall have. Dallax growls, and you place your hand on the back of his neck. “Easy boy.” You clear your throat. “Your men can either lower their weapons or die.”

Lord Borros mumbles something to one of his knights before turning to walk back inside. He really didn’t think you’d do anything. You look at the terrified men aiming arrows in your direction; their arms wobble as they wait for one of you to strike the first blow.

“Dracarys!”

Lord Borros turns back long enough to see the bright flames coming towards him before he is burned to death. You cling to the harness strapping you in tightly and duck down as Dallax shakes violently as the archers fire at him. He bathes most of them in fire, but he tears the knights in front of him apart with his teeth.

When they are all dead, you tell him to go; even though knights had dropped their swords and ran away, it still wasn’t safe for you to stay too long. You desperately wanted to see your daughters in Dragonstone, but not knowing what awaited you was terrifying. Aemond, still thinking Alina and Alyssa were his, kept them safe, at least for now.

This was only the beginning of the war.

[roseredblooms]

Dragon of the Seas

Impending future

Rhaenyra x male!oc

Original story from Wattpad by me - Roseredblooms

***

RHAENYRA FLEW ABOVE THE CLOUDS ON SYRAX. She dived, twisted and turned, enjoying the adrenaline of riding a dragon. She dived down, flying above the great blue ocean. Syrax wings slightly touched the water.

Soaring calmly, not knowing the surprise that was to come.

Below them, Aeron was on Vaeron swimming at the speed as Syrax's flying. Soon they shot up to the sky, startling Syrax and making her roar at Vaeron. Aeron laughed as he looked behind him to see Rhaenyra shaking her head. She chased after him and Aeron made Vaeron fly faster. Rhaenyra chased him all the way back to the Red keep. Flying above buildings and avoiding high roofs.

Syrax came up behind and tapped Vaeron on the wing. Aeron bowed his head telling Rhaenyra that she and Syrax had won the chase.

They flew all the back to the dragon pit. Where Rhaenyra's personal guard and the dragon keepers were waiting. Both of them landing softly on the ground. Aeron got off of Vaeron and pet him on the snout.

Vaeron never stayed at the dragon pit since he was a wild dragon. But of course that wasn't true and Aeron knew that from his father, Corlys. Whenever Vaeron was away from him, Aeron knew that he was in the ocean and getting taken care of by the atlanteans.

They were a secret society that remained hidden from the people above the surface.

Vaeron stretched his wings, indicating that he was ready to leave. He made a few more flaps and made his way to the clouds.

"I sometimes wonder where he goes?," Rhaenyra said. She knew exactly where he was going but she loved to tease Aeron to get him to tell her out loud. "You know where he's going," Aeron said as he petted Syrax's golden scales.

They walked towards the carriage where Alicent was waiting for them.

"Welcome back, Princess" Ser Harrold Westerling said. He was Rhaenyra's personal guard. Rhaenyra smiled at him. "Try not to look so relieved, Ser Harrold," Rhaenyra teased.

"Everytime that golden beast brings you back unspoiled, saves my head from a spike," Ser Harrold said. Aeron wheezed hysterically and Rhaenyra smacked his chest. "And where do you think your going, my Lord," Ser Harrold said to Aeron.

"Uhh, to the carriage?," He said pointing over where Rhaenyra and Alicent were talking.

"Your father said to head to the council meeting, he wants you present," Ser Harrold informed him. Aeron groaned and turned to the girls. Alicent and Rhaenyra were already looking at him. "Can't go with you today, father needs me," He said with a grin.

"It's alright we don't need you anyway," Rhaenyra said with her hands on her hips. Alicent made a little giggle.

Rhaenyra looked at Alicent and smirked.

"But maybe you could give Alicent a good-bye ki-," Rhaenyra was cut off by Alicent covering her mouth. Rhaenyra laughed and Alicent quickly went inside the carriage, embarrassed.

Aeron shook his head. Rhaenyra teased the girl way to much when it came to Aeron. "Tell the Queen, I send greetings and a big warm hug!," Aeron yelled as he mounted his horse and rode off to the palace.

"I will!," Rhaenyra yelled back as she waved good-bye. She would never admit but Rhaenyra also had feelings for Aeron, ever since they were little. After finding out that Alicent also liked him, she kept those feelings to herself.

She didn't want to hurt her best friend.

Story on Wattpad

Dragon of the Seas

[bruiisedpetals-a]

𝔬𝔴𝔢𝔡 𝔰𝔱𝔞𝔯𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰  ; from this starter call only ; 3:45am aest / 9th may

this not including any other drafts , asks , etc.    this starter call is still OPEN !

REGNARRA DRUMM , lady of house drumm of old wyk.   elected ritual executioner , qualified ship captain , secondborn , drowned god devotee & oracle.             got.  daughter of lord dunstan drumm (canon)             hotd.  daughter of lord vrane drumm (oc)

thyra greyjoy of @arzodae 

helena vaharel adair of @ada1r​

WULFFRYD GOODBROTHER , lord of house goodbrother of old wyk.   famed and feared ship captain / reaver & raider , one of the most renowned of his era , secondborn.            got. son of lord noarne goodbrother (canon)            hotd. son of lord dragen goodbrother (oc)

thyra greyjoy of @arzodae​

VIK REDWYNE , knight of a lesser house redwyne.   well respected knight with distant relations to many noteworthy reachborn members.           got. third cousin once removed of ruling lord paxter redwyne (canon)           hotd. second cousin once removed of ser ryam redwyne (canon)

abrogail strong of @pulchramsolis​

margaery tyrell of @wcrriorhearts​

AERON TARGARYEN , legitimised true-born son of viserys i targaryen , explorer and cartographer of the known world.  rider of sarrenax , eldest son / no claim to the throne.          hotd. eldest child of king viserys i targaryen (canon) and lady mya westerling (oc), half-sibling of rhaenyra, aemond, aegon ii, helaena, daeron †  & baelon †  /  step-son of alicent & aemma.

jaenara belaerys of @belaerrys​ 

VIDA WATERS , unknown bastard of house velaryon of driftmark.  former fostered ‘indentured servant’ in the westerlands , now a well skilled travelling healer , apothecary and bonesetter.          got. alt. where house velaryon survived or daughter of an unspecified nobleman and an unknown woman of valyrian descent (alt / oc)          hotd. unknown bastard of lord corlys velaryon’s unnamed youngest brother (full connections here.)

baela targaryen of @mccndancer​

[supurrarts]

more oc refs on my own base

andromeda, moon/night deity ; mattie, minor god ; aeron, necromancer ; nerio, water mage ; emron, tiefling cleric (made using a 'make a dnd oc' post on my insta)

[themarginalartist]

OCs I Have (Warning Long Post)

This is probably an incomplete list, and I certainly will make more characters, but this is what I could find rn

Also I apologize because I’m on mobile writing this. I’ll tag this as #long post

Legend of Zelda OCs:

Sages:

Reggie sage of wind, rito

Azul sage of water, zora

Kaz sage of earth, kokiri

Sorrin sage of spirit, sheikah

Gloria sage of fire, gerudo

Other:

Link Sonata

Link Argos

Aeron

Terry/Terra

Ashton

Walter

Splintered soul characters:

Soul Shards:

White

Black

Gray

Teal

Rose

Pink

Sky

Orange

Lime

Lavender

Indigo

Navy

Yellow

Forest

Red

Goldenrod

Woods siblings:

Conner

Zackary

Alyson

Serena

Matthews kids:

Rylan

Kiara

Hayden

Lightfoot twins: Eva and Talia

Snows:

Kelly

Logan

Adrian

Mejias: Brandon and Riley

Heller High characters

Victor (Demon)

Lex (Demon)

Lila Adams (Human)

Max (Human)

Sam (Human)

Emily (Em for short) (Human)

Hopeless:

Amayla

Korrin

King Neriphiem

Toon OCs

Cassiopeia

Orion

Ian

Vela

Puppis

Carina

Their Creator (Has name just didn’t find it)

Sweet Dreams BatIM:

Tutu (and the Others)

Riley

Avery

Project Nightingale (Alice)

Project Hellhound (Boris)

Searchers:

Donny

Deve

Dan

Danny

Dane

Daniel

Maxie

Nutcracker characters:

Toy Kingdom:

Cecil

ballet dancer (doll resident)

Annie (Raggedy Anne doll)

Barry (Teddy Bear)

King Vernon

Queen Johanna

Walter

Nutcracker solider female (unnamed)

Candy Kingdom:

Queen Clarissa

Prince Fredrick

Prince James

Prince Marcus

Candy kingdom resident

Kingdom of Animals/Wastelands:

Princess Tygr

Mouse Queen

Mouse King

Mouse scout

Kingdom of Flowers:

Luna (council member)

Great fairy council

Kingdom of Snow:

King Yorick

Queen Frida

Prince Loki

Guardian Ayune

Other:

Amelia

Uncle

Seven Sins Seven Virtues AU:

(Not all of them are OCs persay... But close enough)

Sins:

Wally (Current Gluttony)

Grant (Greed)

Norman (Current Sloth)

Marzena (Previous Sloth)

Gordon (Previous Gluttony)

Ella (Pride)

Other important demons:

Persephone (Persi) (Lan’s second in command and daughter)

Loki (Lan’s son)

Allison

Jack

Hannah

Second in commands:

Mary (Current Gluttony)

Alton (Previous Gluttony)

Kimon (Previous Sloth)

Roden (Pride)

Ozara (Greed)

Isleen (Current Sloth)

Wally’s kids:

Fynn

Luna

Ava

Alexander

Evelyn

Oliver

Vivian

Liam

Ezra

Silas

Emma

Lucas

Theodore

Ivy

Charolette

Aurora

Jasper

Creatures:

Cerbie (Cerberus)

Nessie (Loch Ness Monster)

Manny (Minotaur)

Bluebell (Sheep)

Iris (Cow)

Unnamed bat

Wendy (Wendigo)

Kraken

Virtues:

Henry (Patience)

Sammy (Humility)

Bertrum (Diligence)

Regan (Previous Kindness)

Hope (Previous Charity)

Anya (Previous Temperance)

Second in commands:

Dylan (Humility)

Lydia (Patience)

Other Angels:

Victoria

Joseph

Mary

Gloria

Fae:

Muerta

Vita

Corina

Creations:

Perina

Gillian

Tyronius

Melania

Nickolari

Lukawei

Perina’s brother

Creators:

Lindarnois (Linda) Norakath

Landon (Lan) Norakath

Meira

Jackson

Morzago

Garaath

Rayburn

Belavire

Julie

Hammond

Melania

Frieda

Trevor

Ben

Tirakai

Viola

Aquaria

Fiera

Unnamed stone creator

Unnamed wind creator

First creators:

Norcarthor

Aranthara

Other

Some Pokemon Grunt OC’s for Skull, Galactic, Magma, and Aqua (named but don’t have rn it’s somewhere)

Trick and Treat (Rise of the Guardians OCs, spirits of Halloween)

The keaton masked character

Terrifying christmas elf dude

Kaylia Nailo: unused DnD character

Reverence, Teifling DnD character

Alyona, cat Toonkind DnD character

Unnamed marker challenge ocs

Vampire character from inktober

Random party alien

“Discontinued” Robot/cyborg oc

Random witch oc

Gem oc think name is Azurite?

Elise Tierra (scrapped writing)

Idk what they were for:

Kaz

Andrea

Leo

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mini intros for my ocs since i’m too tired to create their blog rn;

aadya kaur purohit - born in sumeru but spent most of her childhood and teenaged years travelling the various nations with a trading caravan - although there were a few vision-users that would help protect the travelers, for the most part it consisted of regular guards, one of which was aadya’s father  - saw pretty much the toughest lands and humans pushed to the brink of survival and quickly lost her faith in the gods, believing that humans should rely on themselves and get stronger through their own means - visionless, but physically and mentally strong; muscular with strong reflexes, constantly training and staying fit, uses a double bladed sword in battle 

timeo dupont - born and raised in fontaine, has spent most of his life there and only recently started to travel outside the nation - strong feelings about hilichurl rights, fascinated by their social-structure, often argues for better understanding of the tribes - that being said, pretty ignorant to how dangerous some of the tribes can actually be  - bit of a bookworm with little real-world experience, naïve and too trusting - a hydro user who is able to make slightly-off illusions with water, mostly used as a defensive in order to buy time for him to escape

aeron - orphaned at a young age and taken in by members of the fatui, raised in snezhnaya and apart of some of the tests done with the delusions - works alongside the abyss order to ensure proper communication between them and the fatui, doesn’t necessarily give orders but makes sure they are carried out - utilizes a delusion to shift their appearance, though the more it is used, the harder it is to regain their original appearance, and the higher chance there is that they becomes completely monstrous and inhuman - here for a horrible time, will stab you in the back and laugh about it, no soft spots, BIG knife fan

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𝙰 𝙼𝚄𝙻𝚃𝙸 𝙼𝚄𝚂𝙴 𝚂𝚄𝚁𝚅𝙴𝚈

CANON MUSES

name of your favorite muse: oh no.  I literally don’t know how to answer this.

name of your very first muse: in general,  it was demetri volturi.  on tumblr  ??  back when I had single blogs..  it was either james potter or elia martell.

name of your meanest muse: durza,  without a doubt.  I have a few nasty ones,  but he  (  or they,  I guess  )  takes the top.

name of your nicest muse: it’s probably euphemia,  or baldor  !

name of your most troubled muse: ah,  that’s though.  aeron,  followed closely by thoros,  oromis and luke.

character you have the most muse for atm: I guess tywin,  han,  aro,  euphemia and the ones I am about to add.

two of your muses that would never get along: I am not going to be obvious and say oromis and durza.  so thoros and aeron..  thoros would even try to be civil and aeron would just try to put his head under water.

two of your muses that could be best friends: baldor and qarl  !!

two of your muses that would make a cute couple: uhhh,  qarl and arianne maybe  ??

two of your muses that are most similar: james and han,  probably. 

name of the muse you’d be best friends with irl: baldor  !  he’s so nice and loyal,  I know he would be a reliable friend.  I would totally be able to trust him.

name of the muse you’d probably hate irl: ahahah tywin.  the urge to punch him in the face would be real.

a faceclaim you’ve been eager to use: anya chalotra  (  to be fair,  I am likely going to use for arianne so hey  ) , amanda zhou , keanu reeves .  I blame amanda on spinning out and keanu....  is my fan cast for a character I would love to add,  if only the rpc existed  (  it’s mister d.avid w.ymack from all for the game,  yes  ).

OC  MUSES

name of your favorite muse: 

name of your very first muse: 

name of your meanest muse: 

name of your nicest muse: 

name of your most troubled muse: 

character you have the most muse for atm:

two of your muses that would never get along: 

two of your muses that could be best friends: 

two of your muses that would make a cute couple:  

two of your muses that are most similar: 

name of the muse you’d be best friends with irl: 

name of the muse you’d probably hate irl: 

a faceclaim you’ve been eager to use:

tagged by  :  @praeludio  <3

tagging  :  @misbehavc , @aclastra,  @mangaien , @wildtruths  and whoever wants to  !!

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OC inventory

I was tagged by the amazing @loveydoveypiperwright thank you. ♥ I don’t really have anyone to tag but if you want to do it you can :)

Aeron Trevelyan

BAG

backpack | messenger pack | pockets | satchel | wristlet | purse | duffle bag | briefcase | pouch | drawstring bag | fanny pack

WEAPONS

daggers | sword | axe | mace | warhammer | staff | spear | throwing knives | darts | shortbow | longbow | crossbow | arrows | bolts | enchanted weapon | poison

APPAREL

light armor | medium armor | heavy armor | underclothes for armor | enchanted armor | mage’s robes | uniform | casual clothes | formal clothes | cloak | scarf | hat | helmet | gauntlets | bracers | gloves | shoes | boots | hood | mask | belt| coat | jacket | necklace | bracelet | ring | watch | flower crown | sunglasses | undergarments

HEALTH + MAGIC

health potion | mana potion | stamina potion | attribute potion | alchemy equipment | herbs | chemicals | ingredients | bandages | burn cream | antidote| moisturizer | medication | scrolls | crystals | enchanting equipment

STEALTH

lockpicks | probes | trap-making tools | trap-disarming tools | disguise kit | forgery equipment

TOOLS

pen | ink | pencil | parchment | paper | compass | ruler | saw | hammer | nails | shovel | pliers | needle | thread | utility knives | art supplies | fabric scraps | kindling | magnifying glass | fishing pole

PROVISIONS

rations for themselves | rations for others | fork | knife | spoon | serving utensils | pot/pan | seasonings/spices | water | alcoholic beverage | nonalcoholic beverage | pet food | drug(s) | sweets | coffee | tea

PERSONAL

small amount of money | large amount of money | map | soap | comb | brush | cosmetics | hair ties | hair product | journal | razor | nail clippers | religious paraphernalia | tent | file | sleeping bag | bedroll | blanket | pillow | sentimental item | comfort object | musical instrument(s) | toys | eyewear | identification | important document | torch | notebook | plant

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some Aeron doodles <3

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2 3 6 7 17 18 20 22 [ oc asks that reveal more than you think. For Zelda if you'll still take it. I know it's a lot too... ]

OC Asks that reveal more than you think 

Zelda Rix

2. Can they take care of a plant? What about a pet? What about a child?

In the beginning she might be thinking of the plant and water it regularly. But over time it’d bother her. She likes animals but if she was supposed to take care of a pet that needs a special amount of attention she’d have to decline. A dog would be an imposition with her schedule. And a child, oh god… she doesn’t like children. Nuff’ said.

3. Ask them to describe their love interest.

“Aeron is… uhm - he’s tall. Next to me, you know. I think the most hurt he gets out of our involvement are back troubles. He often makes a dark face but meanwhile I think I can read the different expressions. There are different levels of moodiness - I mean, that doesn’t mean that he’s pissy all the time. Honestly, that guy has a smile that can melt icebergs if he’d try… you wouldn’t think that he can be quite awkward about some things but it’s endearing, really. I also really like it when he plays the piano. I didn’t even know he could do that. At first I thought he was some weird dinosaur-obsessed misanthrope but now I think I came to terms with it - the dino nuggets are good, you know? But don’t tell him that I sometimes raid his stash. I’d be dead.”

6. Who will they take advice from, no matter what it is? Who won’t they take advice from, no matter what it is? 

She’d listen most likely to her social worker at the community center since she can’t rely on other adults with more life experiences. Both her parents are useless for her.

7. Describe them in three words. Now let them describe themself in three words.

Mun: Stressed, dependent, unhappy.Zelda: ❛❛Hardworking, flirty, determined.❜❜

17. Do they like children? 

She isn’t particularly fond of them. Some are cute but generally, she’s rather annoyed by them.

18. Kissing: tongue or no tongue?

Oh, definitely tongue - but only if you know how you use that thing the right way. She doesn’t need a teeth inspection xD

20. What do they like that nobody else does? 

Nickelback. She thinks they have some good songs.

22. Do they like being called pet names? Do they call other people pet names? What’s their go-to? 

She doesn’t have the habit to call other people pet names, unless they give her a reason to like a funny incident or anything similar. But she thinks it’s nice to be called pet names because it’s affectionate.

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nirvana (drew mcintyre x my oc aeron “quickfrost” jimenez)

background info: aeron is a gender non conforming indy wrestler known as quickfrost who works a part time job as a waiter and has mental health issues

hey, this might will become a series!

TRIGGERS: mental health disorders

“aeron? you okay in there?” asked my good friend and roommate, drew mcintyre, through the door of my bedroom where I was curled up in a ball, crying.

i had just come back from a crappy day at work. i worked a part time job at a local diner as a waiter to make ends meet during times i wasn’t booked in any matches. nothing bad in particular happened at work, just a sheer mass of people impatiently waiting for their food. not to mention, i also have anxiety and spd and was forced to work a normally quiet afternoon shift.

“aero, listen to me, are you okay?” drew asked, a sense of worry evident in his tone.

“no, i’m not.” I answered, sniffling as i did so.

“i’m coming in, so don’t be afraid.” he announced.

“oh no, love, what happened?” drew asked, sitting at my side on the bed.

“shit day a-at w-work. too many people and loud.” i replied, a bit calmer now with the addition of my rather handsome roommate at my side. drew always had a way to make me feel complete and loved, whether it was a simple comforter and a glass of ice water, or front row tickets to a metallica concert and new band posters. it was as if drew was my nirvana.

“babe, do you need anything?” drew said, using a nickname that he had never used before. however, as if he could read my mind, he went to fetch me some comfy blankets and some leftover macaroni and cheese (my favorite thing). he came back with both those things, but without something else.

that something else being his shirt. i stared at him for all of two seconds before he noticed.

“don’t go thinking i haven’t noticed you looking at this, my princess,” drew said, his accent the thickest i had ever heard it and his voice deep and husky, “it’s no secret that you do.” my face instantly turned a bright crimson as he flexed.

“you see, i haven’t liked you as a friend for a while. nope, i’ve actually liked you romantically as a partner for a while now.” i had a look of shock and lust on my face.

he walked over to me and positioned us so that he was on top and i was laying on my back. his cobalt blue eyes stared into my gray eyes for a second, and then his lips were on mine for a heated, passionate kiss that was around five years overdue.

he then proceeded to snuggle me under a comforter as i fell asleep to him whispering things in my ear that could have been the most arousing thing that ever happened to me.

“take a rest now my love, because when you wake up, we’re going to play a little game.”

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Gods ,Goddess of the Celtic Lands

 The Gods and Goddesses of the Celtic Lands

The Celts were very religious and believed in reincarnation and the migration of the soul to the after life after death.  They did not believe in punishment after death.  The Celtic Pantheon held many female deities of primary importance ranging from war goddesses to mother goddesses to ruling goddesses.  They also believed in 3 aspects of the God/dess, three aspects of a single god.  The teachings of the Druids could be summed up quite easily:  worship the gods, be strong, courageous and do no evil.  Human sacrifices by the blade, burning, or drowning were done because it was believed that a life must be given for a life, as in murder, accidental killing, extreme illness, or to be spared from the horrors of battle.  Generally, those who were killed were prisoners of war or criminals.  This practice does not, however, seem to have been used much at all in Ireland and Britain.

Female were equal to males and held just as much power.  The Priestesses were highly revered.  Priestesses sang the dying to sleep, did charms, enchantments, prophecies, healing, etc.  They knew the power of words, stones and herbs.  One of the central features of their Groves was a cauldron, bowl or pool.  Curses were cast for any mistreatment of women.  Red-hair females were sacred to the war Goddesses, as their hair was the color of blood.

The Gods and Goddesses

Abarta Location:  Ireland. Description:  A God of the Tuatha De Danann.  "Performer of feats." Rules Over:  Understanding the destructive nature of jealousy, teamwork.

Accasbel Location:  Ireland. Description:  A Partholan who is credited with making the first tavern (pub) in Ireland.  Most likely was an early God of wine or meade. Rules Over:  Mabon vine harvest, Beltane's blessing of the meade.

Achtland Description:  Goddess queen who no mortal man could sexually satisfy, so she took a giant from the faery realm as her mate. Rules Over:  Sex magick.

Addanc Other Names:  Affanc. Location:  Wales. Description:  Primordial Giant/God who created and rode the crest of the flood near his home on the Lake of Waves.  Was once a deity worshipped by the people of the lake region but who is now reduced to faery or evil demi-god.  In modern times the word Addanc is used to describe any evil fresh water-dwelling faery of Wales. Rules Over:  Erasing an event/person/etc from your mind, erasing unwanted thoughts so you can have a fresh start.

Adsullata Location:  Britain. Description:  Goddess of hot springs who came to Brittany from Celtic Gaul.  A minor sun Goddess in her own right before the time when the Cels relegated the majority of their sun images to male deities and their moon images to female ones. Rules Over:  Purification, solar magick.

Aerten Other Names:  Aerfen, Aeron. Location:  Wales, Cornish. Description:  Goddess of Fate who presided over the outcome of war between several Celtic clans.  She had a shrine at Glyndyfrdwy on the banks of the River Dee, where legend has it that three human sacrifices had to be made every three years to ensure success in future battles.  Her symbol was the double-bladed axe. Rules Over:  Peace, overcoming enemies.

Aesun Location:  Ireland. Description:  Early Irish God whose name means "to be."  Most likely part of a lost creation myth.  Aesun was also known by the Persians and Umbria and Scandinavia.

Aeval Other Names:  Aebhel. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess who in popular legend is a faery, who held a midnight court to hear the debate on whether the men of her province were keeping their women sexually satisfied or not.  She commanded that the men bow to the women's sexual wishes. Rules Over:  Lust, sex magick, wisdom in making judgements.

Agrona Location:  Wales. Description:  Slaughter goddess often equated with the Morrigu. Rules Over:  War, slaughter.

Aibell Location: Ireland. Description:  Goddess of Munster whose legends were almost lost until she was 'demoted' to a faery queen.  She had in her possession a magickal harp which did her bidding, but which human ears could not hear or else the eavesdropper would soon die.  She was associated with stones and leaves. Rules Over:  Protection, music, earth magick, ecological magick.

Aibheaog Location:  Ireland. Description:  Fire goddess who had a magick well that contained mighty healing powers, especially effective against toothache so long as the petitioner left a small white stone at the well to represent the decayed tooth.  She is associated with wells and the number 5. Rules Over:  Healing, Midsummer well rituals.

Aife Other Names:  Aoife. Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Goddess and queen of the Isle of Shadow.  She ran a school for warriors, but her school was less successful than her sister, Scathach's, school.  Aife was not vulnerable to magick, and commanded a legion of fierce horsewomen.  She stole an alphabet of knowledge from the deities to give to humankind.  For that infraction, she was transformed into a crane by the elder deities.  Supposedly, she was accidently killed by hunters but yet others say she still haunts the countryside in this form today.  She is associated with the three fold law and the crane. Rules Over:  Protection, general knowledge, teaching, pathworking, lessons of the threefold law.

Aimend Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Minor Sun Goddess who is thought to be the daughter of the king of the region known as Corco Loidhe.

Aine of Knockaine Location:  Ireland. Description:  Moon Goddess who was connected with the Summer Solstice. Rules Over:  Crops and cattle.

Airmid Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of medicine and all healing arts to the Tuatha De Danann.  She was looked upon as a magician and herbalist of great reputation.  She was also a craftswoman who, with her brother, helped create the famed silver hand of Nuada. Rules Over:  Magick, healing, learning, herbalism, understanding family loyalty, inspiration to craftspeople.

Albion Description:  Son of a forgotten Sea God who may have been part of a lost creation myth.  Was once said to rule the Celtic world.  His name became the poetic name for Britain.

Alisanos Description:  Gaulish God of stones about whom very little is known.  Probably a deity of the standing stones of Brittany. Rules Over:  Fertility.

Almha Location:  Ireland. Description:  Basically all her myths are lost to us today.  What is known about her is that she was a Goddess of the Tuatha De Danann and that a hill in southern Ireland was named for her.

Ambisagrus Other Names:  Bussumarus. Location:  Britain. Description:  Originally from Gaul, where his Celtic identity was lost during the Roman takeover where he took all the characteristics of the Roman God Jupiter.  Weather deity who controlled the rain, wind, hail and fog. Rules Over:  Weather magick, leadership.

Ancasta Description:  A Goddess who survives only in her name through an inscription on a stone in Hampshire.  It is a possibility she is related to Andraste.

Andraste Location:  Britain. Description:  War Goddess who was evoked on the eve of the battle to bring favor, and possibly ritual sacrifices were given to her.  Queen Boadicea of the Iceni offered sacrifieces to Andraste in a sacred grove before fighting the Romans on her many compaigns against them. Rules Over:  Overcoming enemies.

Angus Mac Og Other Names:  Angus of the Brugh, Oengus of the Bruig, Angus Mac Oc, Aengus MacOg. Location: Ireland. Description:  One of the Tuatha De Dannan who had a golden harp that could create incredibly sweet music.  He had a brugh (fairy palace) on the banks of the Boyne. Rules Over:  Youth, love, music magick, protection of lovers, dream work, creativity and beauty.

Anu Other Names:  Anann, Dana, Dana-Ana, Catana. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Mother Earth, Great Goddess, Greatest of all Goddesses.  Another aspect of the Morrigu.  The fertility Goddess, sometimes she formed a trinity with Badb and Macha.  Her priestesses comforted and taught the dying.  Fires were lit for her on Midsummer.  Guardian of cattle and health. Rules Over:  Fertility, prosperity, comfort, health, cattle.

Arawn Other Names:  Arawyn, Arrawn, Arawen. Location:  Wales. Description:  King of Hell, God of Annwn.  Ruled the underground kingdom of the dead. Rules Over:  Revenge, terror, war, spirit contact, picking magickal names, strengthening friendships, reincarnation.

Ard Greimme Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Father of the famed warrioress sister Aife and Scathach.  Once a Sun God. Rules Over:  Fire magick.

Ardwinna Other Names:  Dea Arduinna. Location:  Britain. Description:  Woodland and animal Goddess who haunted the forests of Ardennes riding a wild boar.  She commanded a fine for any animal killed on her land, yet asked for animal sacrifices on her feast day. Rules over:  Animals, familiars, woodlands.

Ariadne Description: The only Greek Goddess known to have been worshipped in Celtic Gaul.  Her name is derived from the word arachnid.  Ariadne spun the universe from the primordial darkness like a spider spins her web, a theme with echoes in the creation myths of many other cultures.  She is thought to be very 'unceltic' and to have been brought with the Celts on their long journey across the European continent.  She is associated with spider web, sulphur, thread, yarn. Rules Over:  Protection, magick, manifestation, time.

Arianrhod Location:  Wales. Description:  Keeper of the circling Silver Wheel of Stars, a symbol of time and karma.  Mother aspect of the Triple Goddess.  Honored at the Full Moon. Rules Over:  Beauty, fertility, reincarnation.

Arnamentia Description:  Goddess of spring waters who was once a minor solar deity. Rules Over:  Healing and purification.

Artaius Description:  God of sheep and cattle herders from Celtic Gaul.  Later, the Romans identified him with Mercury. Rules Over:  Sheep, cattle.

King Arthur Location:  Wales, Cornwall. Description:  Most likely based on a seventh-century king named Artorius who led the fight to drive the Saxons from Britain, and later his legend was merged with that of a now-forgotten father/sacrificial God.  Because of the strength of his legends, some consider him a God (even if only archtypically), father figure, warrior, leader, sacrificial king, protector and defender of justice and mercy.  Son of King Uther Pendragon and Igraine, the Duchess of Cornwall.  Taught and protected by the magician/Druid Merlin, married Guinevere, and was mortally wounded in battle by his son Modred (Morgan LeFay's child).  Arthur's body was carried to Avalon to sleep and await the time when he is needed.  He is a sacrificial God/king in the purest sense.  The oldest legends surrounding him are found in The Black Book of Caermarthen. Rules Over:  Nearly anything is said to be able to be helped by King Arthur.

Artio Description:  Bear Goddess whose shrine once stood in what is now Berne, Switzerland.  She is usually depicted as being surrounded by full baskets and animals.  Goddess of fertility and wildlife.  She is associated with the bear, claws and teeth, geode stones. Rules Over:  Fertility, animals, strenght, courage.

Badb Other Names:  Badhbh, Badb Catha, Bellona, Cauth Bodva. Location:  Ireland. Description:  The cauldron of ever-producing life.  War Goddess and wife of Net.  Mother aspect of Triple Goddess.  Associated with the cauldron, crows and ravens. Rules Over:  Life, wisdom, inspiration, enlightenment.

Baile of the Honeyed Speech Location:  Ireland. Description:  God of Blarney, the speech valued in Irish culture. Rules Over:  Quick and clear thinking, speeches, ideas, impressing someone, mental activity, speaking, love magick, protection for lovers, blessing magickal wands.

Ban-Chuideachaidh Moire Location:  Ireland. Description:  Old Goddess who appears in modern Irish legends as the midwife who assisted the Christian Virgin Mary with her birth, and was also a title applied to St. Bridget (very obviously referring to the goddess Brigit).  A once forgotten goddess of childbirth. Rules Over:  Childbirth.

Banba Location:  Ireland. Description:  Part of a triad with Fotia and Eriu.  They used magick to repel invaders. Rules Over:  Repulsion of invaders.

Barinthus Location:  Wales. Description:  Charioteer to the residents of the Otherworld who was most likely once a Sea or Sun God.

Bechoil Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess whose legends have been lost.  Perhaps an early version of Dana.

Becuma Location:  Ireland. Description:  Tuatha Goddess who ruled over magickal boats and had a weakness for sleeping with High Kings at Tara.  At that time, kings ruled by permission of their consorts and thus the act of her sleeping with them gave these human men permission to rule over the divine Tuatha De Danann.  Becuma was an outcast among her own people because of her behavior and eventually the Milesians took over Ireland, supplanting the Tuatha altogether.  She was also banished to the human world for having a torrid romance with Gaiar, a son of Manann.  She married Conn of the Hundred Battles.  She was fiercely jealous of his pride in his son, Art, and sought to banish him from Conn's kingdom but her plans failed and she left.  She now resides in the Otherworld. Rules Over:  Overcoming jealousy.

Bel Other Names:  Belenus, Belinos, Beli Mawr, Beli, Bile, Beltene. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Closely connected with the Druids.  His name was seen in festivals of Beltane/Beltain.  Cattles were also driven through the bonfires for purification and fertility. Rules Over:  Science, healing, hot springs, fire, success, prosperity, purification, crops vegetation, fertility, cattle.

Belisama Description:  Goddess of the Mersey River.

Berecyntia Description:  An Earth Goddess, perhaps a Gaulish version of Brid. Rules Over:  Elemental earth magick, fertility.

Bladud Location:  Wales. Description:  Sun God who is associated with the sacred English hot spring known as Aquae Sulis.  Depicted as a very virile male figure with flaming hair. Rules Over:  Protection, employment, any endeavors governed by the Sun.

Blai Location:  Ireland. Description:  A Faery Queen with a burgh of her own Drumberg.  Represents a personal or mascot deity to Ossian. Rules Over:  Faery contact.

Blathnat Location:  Ireland. Description:  Probably a form of the more popular Welsh Goddess, Blodeuwedd.  She traveled the island with three cows tied to her cauldron and commanded that warriors perform feats of superhuman proportions for her amusement.  Associated with Roses, cauldron and cow trinities. Rules Over:  Abundance, fertility.

Blodeuwedd Other Names:  Wlodwin, Blancheflor. Location:  Wales. Description:  Lily maid of Celtic initiation ceremonies.  Known as the Ninefold Goddess of the Western Isles of Paradise.  Created by Math and Gwydion as a wife for Lleu.  The Maiden form of the Triple Goddess, her symbol was the owl. Rules Over:  Flowers, wisdom, lunar mysteries, initiations.

Bo Dhu Location:  Ireland. Description:  Black cow Goddess who helped bring fertility to barren Ireland. Rules Over:  Fertility, anti-hunger, prosperity.

Bo Find Location:  Ireland. Description:  "White cow."  This is how she manifested long long ago on the barren and fruitless mass that would become green Ireland.  She came from the Western Sea with her sisters, the Red Cow Goddess (Bo Ruadh), and the black cow Goddess (Bo Dhu).  These colors are also those of the Celtic Triple Goddess, which they obviously represent.  The black cow went to the south of Ireland and the red traveled to the north while Bo Find came to the center.  When Bo Find came to the site which is thought to be near modern-day Tara, she gave birth to twin calves, a male and female who would feed her people forever and ever.  Then she and her sisters returned to the sea.  They are honored at Mabon. Rules Over:  Fertility, anti-hunger, prosperity.

Bo Ruadh Location:  Ireland. Description:  Red cow Goddess who helped bring fertility to barren Ireland. Rules Over:  Fertility, anti-hunger, prosperity.

Boann Other Names:  Boannan, Boyne. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of the river Boyne. Rules Over:  Healing, fertility, water magick.

Bodua Description:  War Goddess much like the Irish Badb. Rules Over:  War.

Bormanus Description:  Thought to be one of the earliest Celtic Gods.  Nothing is known about him today though he may have later surfaced as Borvo, a Breton God of hot springs.  His name appears in cameo in old manuscripts and carvings.

Borvo Location:  Britain. Description:  God of hot springs who replaced his mother, Sirona, in this function when her story was patriarchalized.  The spring he ruled had great healing powers. Rules Over:  Healing.

Bran The Blessed Other Names:  Benedigeidfran, Bran, Bran MacFebal. Location:  Wales. Description:  A giant associated with ravens. Rules Over:  Prophecy, the arts, leaders, war, the sun, music, writing.

Branwen Other Names:  Branwyn. Location:  Manx, Wales. Description:  Venus of the Northern Seas, of the the three matriarchs of Britain.  Lady of the Lake. Rules Over: Love, beauty.

Breasal Location:  Wales, Cornwall. Description:  High King of the entire planet who made his home in the Otherworld which is sometimes called Hy- or I-Breasal in his honor.  Some believe Breasal and his mystical western island might not have been the legendary continent of Atlantis.  His world is visible to humans on only one night every seven years.  When Portuguese explorers reached South America they mistakenly thought they had landed on Breasal's world and named the land they discovered "Brazil" in his honor. Rules Over:  Namespirit contact, guidance and protection for travelers and explorers.

Bregon Location:  Ireland. Description: Minor Celtic figure who plays a role as either the human son of Milesius or the divine father of Bile and Ith.

Brenos Description:  War God to whom the victories at Allia and Delphi were attributed.

Briant Description:  Goddess of the river which holds her name. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Brigantia Other Names:  Britannia. Location:  Britain. Description:  A Goddess of sovereignty and often thought of as the Brigit of England.  In 1667 Charles I had her face placed on the coinage where it remains today, reviving an old custom, first instated by the Romans who adopted her as their own. Rules Over:  Sovereignty, self-control, leadership, protection of your land, prosperity.

Brigit Other Names:  Brid, Brig, Brigid, Brighid, Brigindo. Location:  Ireland, Wales, Spain, France. Description:  Associated with Imbolc.  She had an exclusive female priesthood at Kildare and an ever-burning fire.  She had 19 priestesses representing the 19-year cycle of the Celtic "Great Year." Rules Over:  Fire, fertility, the hearth, all feminine arts and crafts, martial arts, healing, physicians, agriculture, inspiration, learning, poetry, divination, prophecy, smithcraft, animal husbandry, love, witchcraft, occult knowledge.

Bronach Location:  Ireland. Description:  Crone Goddess linked to forgotten Samhain rituals.  Reclaim this forgotten Samhain Goddess at your own seasonal rites.

Caer Ibormeith Location:  Ireland. Description:  Usually thought of as a Goddess of sleep and dreams and a less violent version of Mare.  She usually took the form of a swan who lived on a lake called Dragon's Mouth and she wore a golden chain with one hundred and thirty golden balls on a silver chain worn around her neck.  Aengus MacOg fell in love with her in a dream and sought her when he awoke.  When he found her he, too, became a swan and they flew to Bruigh na Boinne to Aengus' megalithic site north of Tara where they sang the most beautiful song which put all of Ireland into a peaceful slumber for three days and three nights.  She is connected to the horse and the moon. Rules Over:  Dreams, prophetic dreams, falling asleep, music magick.

Caillech Other Names:  Cailleach, Carlin, Mala Liath. Location:  Ireland, Scotland, Manx. Description:  Goddess in her Destroyer aspect. Rules Over:  Disease, plauge, cursing, wisdom, seasonal rites, weather magick.

Caireen Location:  Ireland. Description:  Once a protective Mother Goddess, a defender of you and patron of children.  Associated with holly leaves. Rules Over:  Children, protection.

Cally Berry Location: Ireland. Description:  Often equated with the Caillech Bheur of Scotland althought in northern Irish legends she appears as a maiden Goddess, representation of spring, the hunt and guardian of animals.  It is thought that she might be a derivative of Artemis/Diana and that the crone images were later slapped onto her at a later date when the churchmen were attempting to purge her image.  She sometimes took the form of a crane to fly about and predict storms.  She is credited with being the creatrix of the Irish mountains, traditionally seen as the crone's earthly home. Rules Over:  Weather forecasting, animal magick, ecological magick.

Campestres Description:  Campestres is the Roman name of a lost Goddess of fields that was probably a fertility or harvest Goddess in Celtic Gaul. Rules Over:  Fertility.

Camulos Description:  War God from the region of Colchester which was once called by the Latin name Camulodunum in his honor. Rules Over:  War.

Canola Location:  Ireland. Description:  Believed to be one of the oldest of the Irish deities, Canola was the inventor of Ireland's long loved symbol, the harp.  Lore has it that she fell asleep outdoors one day while listening to beautiful music and that upon waking she realized the music was being made by the wind beating upon the sinews of a gutted whale.  She was then inspired to craft the instrument and recreate that wonderous sound. Rules Over:  Music magick, dream work, inspiration.

Caolainn Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess who was the guardian/queen of a magickal well in County Roscommon in western Ireland.  She helped grant wishes, usually ones which taught the wishers that they didn't really want what they thought they did.  Her myth is the origin of the well known 'wishing well' which is an image taken from the birth canal of the great mother earth from which all existence is created.  She is associated with wishing wells and falling stars. Rules Over:  Wisdom, healing, fertility.

Carman Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of County Wexford and source name for Loch Garman, who was once honored at Lughnasadh.  It is believed she has roots in the Greek grain Goddess, Demeter.  Modern legend portrays her as a Goddess of black magick, one who can destroy anything by thrice chanting a spell.  This is also the way that the Morrigu, particularly Badb, can destroy.  However, this is not a manifestation of evil intent, but an end of the world prophecy common to many cultures. Rules Over:  Banishing magick.

Carne Location:  Britain, Cornwall. Description:  Most likely another version of Herne. See Cernunnos.

Carravogue Other Names:  Garbhog, Gheareagain. Location:  Ireland, Britain. Description:  Local Crone Goddess from County Meath who was transformed into a huge snake for eating forbidden berries.  Her original purpose is basically lost in modern times because her stories became so absorbed by Christian legends which attempt to make her a Celtic Eve.  It is believed St. Patrick tampered with her legends, which show that St. Patrick killed her with holy water that melted her, but from which she will arise from again.  One of the many legends St. Patrick tampered with was that she was originally a virgin Goddess of spring who banished each year the crone she would eventually become in order to further his own aims.  She is associated with the number 9. Rules Over:  Self-responsibility, reincarnation, earth magick.

Cathubodia Description:  Occasionally seen as a a Breton version of the Irish earth Goddess Banbha, most likely with origins in Gaul.  Thought to be a war Goddess who shares Badb's energies. Rules Over:  War, earth magick.

Cebhfhionn Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of inspiration who was usually found next to the legendary Well of Knowledge from which she filled an endless vessel.  She kept this sacred water from humans, feeling they could not handle its power.  To merely taste of the waters meant to instantly possess great knowledge, wisdom and divine inspiration. Rules Over:  healing, mental powers, knowledge.

Cernunnos Other Names:  Cernowain, Cernenus, Herne The Hunter, Hu Gadarn, Belatucadros, Vitiris. Location:  Known to all the Celtic areas in one form or another. Description:  The Horned God, God of Nature, God of the Underworld.  The Druids knew him as Hu Gadarn, the Horned God of Fertility.  Usually depicted as sitting in a lotus position with horns/antlers on his head, a beard, naked except for a neck torque and sometimes holding a shield and spear.  His symbols included the stag, ram, bull and horned serpent. Rules Over:  Virility, fertility, animals, physical love, Nature, woodlands, reincarnation, crossroads, wealth, commerce, warriors, hunt, magick, sacrifice.

Cerridwen Other Names:  Caridwen, Ceridwen. Location:  Wales, Scotland. Description:  Moon Goddess, Grain Goddess.  Welsh Bards called themselves Cerddorion (sons of Cerridwen).  The Bard, Taliesin, founder of their craft was said to be born of Cerridwen and to have tasted a potent from her magick cauldron of inspiration.  In her magickal cauldron, she made a potion called greal (from which the word Grail most likely came from).  The potion was made from six plants for inspiration and knowledge.  Her symbol was a white sow. Rules Over:  Death, fertility, regeneration, inspiration, magick, astrology, herbs, science, poetry, spells, knowledge, wisdom, past lives, divination.

Cessair Location:  Ireland. Description:  Of the race known as the Partholans who were among the first to occupy Ireland, she is the first ruler of Ireland.  Well known pre-Celtic Mother Goddess figure much like Dana.  She led a journey of Partholans to the "western edge of the world" forty days before the great flood.  Among her were her husband and one hundred and fifty mothers of the world.   This legend shows how Pagans saw the Mother Goddess as a source of regeneration and life renewel.  Cessair's "I was here first" image was so strong among Irish Pagans that when the Christians could not eliminate her, they made her the granddaughter of their flood savior, Noah.  Because the native myths say Ireland was spared by the ravages of the great flood, Cessair perhaps was once seen as a water deity who had the power to save Ireland from the flood.  She is associated with the rising sun and the cauldron. Rules Over:  Strength, perseverance, leadership, foresight, water magick, new beginnings.

Cethlion Other Names:  Cetnenn. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of the Formorians who was called "crooked teeth."  She prophesied the fall of her people to the Tuatha De Danann. Rules Over:  Prophecy, divination.

Chlaus Haistic Location:  Ireland. Description:  Ancient Goddess of unknown function who came down to earth as a powerful witch.  Probably a crone Goddess. Rules Over:  Magick, druids.

Cian Location:  Ireland. Description:  God of medicine who went to retrieve a cow which had been stolen by Balor.  Father of Lugh.  Son of Diancecht.  Husband of Ethne. Rules Over:  Love magick.

Cliodna Other Names:  Cleena, Cliodhna, Cliodna of the Fair Hair. Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Tuatha De Danann Sea and Otherworld Goddess who usually took the form of a sea bird and therefore symbolized the Celtic afterlife.  As a Goddess of the waves, she was believed to be embodied in every ninth wave that broke on the shore.  This wave was believed to break higher and stronger than any other. Rules Over:  Spirit contact, appreciation, beauty, water magick.

Clota Other Names:  Clud, Cludoita, Clwyd. Location:  Scotland, England, Wales. Description:  Well known Goddess and namesake of the River Clyde.  The waters in which she governed were believed to be especially useful in controlling seizures. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Coinchend Description:  A semi-divine warrioress whose home was in the Otherworld. Rules Over:  Spirit contact.

Condatis Description:  God of confluence whose sacred places were wherever two rivers or bodies of water met. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Condwiramur Location:  Wales. Description:  Goddess of sovereignty who appears shortly in the Grail legends as the wife of Sir Percival in which she is wedded and then bedded by Percival who then immediately sets off for the Grail castle to which he is finally admitted. Rules Over:  Discovering your own feminine power, help in discovering the ancient grail mysteries, sovereignty.

Corchen Location:  Ireland, Manx. Description:  Ancient snake Goddess in which very little is known. She was probably once a regional mother earth Goddess, or Goddess of rebirth.  Others conceive that her lost legends were once part of forgotten creation legends. Rules Over:  Past lives, earth magick, reincarnation.

Corra Location:  Scotland. Description:  Prophecy Goddess who regularly appeared in the form of a crane.  She symbolizes transcendent knowledge and transitions to the Otherworld. Rules Over:  Divination, prophecy.

Coventina Location:  Scotland. Description:  One of the most potent of the Celtic river Goddesses.  Most likely Roman in origin.  She was also the Goddess of featherless flying creatures which may have symbolized some type of blockage to passing into the Otherworld.  There is evidence she was worshipped in Celtic Gaul where reliefs have been found showing her reclining on a floating leaf. Rules Over:  Time, new beginnings, life cycles, wishes, protection of birds, divination, inspiration of self.

Cred Other Names:  Creide. Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Faery Queen Goddess who is associated with Dana's mountains, the Paps of Anu.  She vowed never to sleep until she found a man who could create for her the most majestic poem ever penned.  It not only had to be perfectly crafted, but describe in vivid detail her home and all its contents.  The catch 22 was that no man was allowed within her dwelling's guarded walls (possibly a reference to one of the Otherworld realms known as The Land of Women).  Coll, a warrior of the Fianna, succeeded and Cred married him.  She is associated with Yew, rose oil, the color pink. Rules Over:  Love magick, searching for the perfect mate, keeping secrets, spirit contact.

Credne Location:  Ireland. Description:  God of metallurgy and smithing who worked in bronze.  He created all the Tuatha's weapons with the goldsmith Goibniu and the woodworker Luchtain. Rules Over:  Self-defense, inspiration of artistic endeavors, blessing tools.

Creiddylad Other Names:  Creudylad, Cordelia. Location:  Wales. Description:  Connected with Beltane and often called the May Queen.  Goddess of summer flowers. Rules Over:  Love, courage, strength of will and flowers.

Crobh Dearg Other Names:  Crove Dairg. Location:  Ireland. Description:  "the red claw." War Goddess who is possibly a form of the crone Goddess of battle Badb.  A Leinster fortress was named for her.

Cromm Cruaich Location:  Ireland. Description:  Ancient deity about which little is known about today.  Seen as a harvest, death and sacrificial God.  It is thought human sacrifices were once made to him at Samhain.  The Dinnshenchas tells that once at Meg Slecht, a standing stone of pure gold was erected to him with twelve stone idols surrounding him (13 is still the traditional number for members in a Celtic coven).  King Tigernmas led the worship at this stie. Rules Over:  Harvest, dark festivals, death, passing over rituals, otherworld contact.

The Crone Description:  Third aspect of the Triple Goddess.  She signifies old age or death, winter, the end of all things, the waning moon, post-mentrual phases of women's lives, all destruction that comes before regeneration through her cauldron of rebirth.  Crows and other black creatures are sacred animals to her.  Dogs accompanied her usually and guarded the gates of her after-world, helping her to receive the dead.  It was thought that true curses could be cast with a dog's help.

Cronos Description:  Minor harvest and Sun God with Greek roots who was imprisoned with his subordinate deities on a western island which could have been a Land of the Dead.  He seems to have no connection to the Greek God of time who has the same name.

Cyhiraeth Location:  Wales. Description:  Goddess of streams who later became thought of as a faery spirit who was a portent of death, very similar to Ireland's Beansidhe or Cornwall's Washer at the Ford. Rules Over:  Water magick, passing over (death), faery contact, inner-transformation.

Cymidei Cymeinfoll Location:  Wales. Description:  War Goddess who is always paired in stories with her husband, Llasar Llaesyfnewid.  They own a magickal cauldron into which they would cast warriors killed in battle.  From the cauldron these deceased soldiers would come forth to life again, but minus their power of speech.  She is one half of the creative principle.  As Wales' prime War Goddess she gave birth to its warriors, one every six weeks. Rules Over: Strength, war, past-lives, creative magick.

Dahud-Ahes Other Names:  Dahut. Location:  Britain. Description:  Goddess of "debauchery" by her detractors, while some recent legends go so far as to make her the destroyer of her own realm through her excesses and her worship of "idols."  By her followers, she is hailed as a Goddess of earthly pleasure.  Fishermen of Britain claim to occasionally see her city beneath the French seas, and believe that she will indeed return someday. Rules Over:  Pleasure, courage, water magick, sex magick, sea faery contact.

The Dagda Other Names:  Daghdha, Eochaidh Ollathair. Location:  Ireland. Description:  High King of the Tuatha De Danann.  God of death and rebirth, master of all trades, lord of perfect knowledge.  He had a cauldron called the Undry which gave unlimited food.  He also had a living oak harp which caused the seasons to change in their order.  He was usually pictured wearing a brown, low-necked tunic which just reached his hips and a hooded cape that barely covered his shoulders.  On his feet he wore horse-hide boots.  Behind him he pulls his massive 8-pronged warclub on a wheel. Rules Over:  Protection, warriors, knowledge, magick, fire, prophecy, weather, reincarnation, the arts, initiation, patron of priests, the Sun, healing, regeneration, properity, plentymusc, harps, magicians, artisans, all knowledge.

Damara Location:  England. Description:  Fertility Goddess associated with Beltane. Rules Over:  Fertility.

Damona Description:  Cow Goddess which little is known about. Rules Over:  Fertility, abundance.

Danu Other Names:  Danann, Dana. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Major Mother Goddess, ancestress of the Tuatha De Danann.  She gave her name to the Tuatha De Dannan (People of the Goddess Danu).  Another aspect of the Morrigu. Rules Over:  Wizards, rivers, water, wells, prosperity, abundance, magick, wisdom.

Daronwy Location:  Wales. Description:  In The Book of Taliesin, The "Song of Daronwy," relates adventures of this God who does not appear elsewhere in Celtic mythology.  Many think Daronwy is actually Ossian.

Deae Matres Location:  Britain. Description:  "mother Goddesses."  A triune of earth Goddesses given this singular Latin name on the continent.  None of the legends about her survive though there are many inscriptions and scultpures which attest to the strength of her worship.  It is believed her following was destroyed by the Romans when they took Gaul.  The Trio are shown as robed figures bearing baskets of flowers, fruit, and grain, items which represent the bounty of three non-winter seasons. Rules Over:  Harvest, fertility, prosperity.

Dechtere Other Names:  Dechtire. Location:  Ireland. Description:  A triplicity unto herself, this Goddess throughout her myth say she alternately takes on the images of maiden, mother and crone.  She is one of three women in myth who is credited with being the mother of Cuchulain, an honor usually only given to Taillte by Celtic Pagans.  A stray mayfly, containing the "soul" of Lugh, fell into her wine glass.  When she drank it she became impregnated with Cuchulain.  However, she birthed Cuchulain by throwing him up and therefore always remaind a "maiden."  Described as a woman of "large proportions," a detail which reveals she had attributes of a mother, fertility and abundance Goddess.  She could shape-shift herself and her followers into birds for swift travel and, predictably, they could fly to the Otherworld and back in this form.  However, wherever they stopped to feed they nearly destroyed the land, and this links her to the daker side of the Goddess of abundance, that of teh devourer.

Devona Description:  Goddess of the rivers of Devon.

Diancecht Other Names:  Dian Cecht. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Physician-magician of the Tuatha. Rules Over:  Healing, medicine, regeneration, magick, silver-working.

Dil Location:  Ireland. Description:  Very old cattle Goddess about whom nothing is known about today.  She could possibly be a derivative of the nearly forgotten Damona of Gaul. Rules Over:  Fertility.

Dispater Other Names:  Dis Pater. Description:  Gaulish God, whose name means "the father," was a primordial God of creation who later merged with both Don and Cernunnos.  The Gauls all believed they themselves to be descended from him. Rules Over:  Fertility magick, magick.

Domnu Location:  Ireland. DescriptioN:  Goddess of the Formorians, who are sometimes referred to as the Fir Domnann (Men of Domnu) in her honor.  The Formorian race was one of the occupiers in the five-fold Invasion cycle of Irish mythos.  Her name means "the deep," making sense because the Formorians were banished by the Tuatha De Danann to become grotesque sea monsters off the Irish coast. Rules Over:  Leadership, sea faery contact.

Don Other Names:  Donn, Dhonn. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  Sometimes called a Goddess and sometimes called a God.  Ruled over the land of the dead. Rules Over:  Control of the elements, eloquence.

Druantia Description:  "Queen of the Druids."  Fir Goddess. Rules Over:  Fertility, passion, sexual activities, trees, protection, knowledge, creativity.

Dubh Lacha Location:  Ireland. Description:  Early Irish Goddess of the sea which little is known about.  Possibly another version of the Druidess Dubh.

Dunatis Description:  Gaulish Celtic God of fortifications.  Protector of sacred spaces. Rules Over:  Protection of sacred places and hiding places during rituals.

Dylan Other Names:  Dyonas. Location:  Wales, Britain. Description:  Guardian deity of the mouth of the River Conway.  Symbol was a silver fish, son of Gwydion and Arianrhod.

Eadon Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of poetry who may have also been a bard. Rules Over:  Creativity.

Easal Location:  Ireland, Manx. Description:  God of abundance and prosperity who came into legend as King of the Golden Pillars.  He gave the sons of Tuirrean seven magickal pigs, which would reappear the day after they were eaten. Rules Over:  Prosperity, abundance.

Ebhlinne Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of Munster who was until recent times honored at the Midsummer Sabbat in her mountain home in County Tipperary.  Since all her legends have been lost except for a few minor references, she was probably once a sun or fire Goddess. Rules Over:  Fire magick.

Echtghe Other Names:  Aughty. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Believed to be another form of Dana by some, the first Great Mother Goddess of Ireland.  Her lover gave her the hills which bear her name to this day:  The Slaibh na Echtghe.  She was the daughter of Nuada of the Silver Hand.

Eibhir Location:  Ireland, Manx. Description:  First wife of Ossian who is described as being a yellow-haired "stranger from another land."  She is most likely a forgotten Sun Goddess.

Eithne Other Names:  Ethleen, Ethlinn, Ethniu. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Old Goddess whose original form likely traveled with the Celts across the continent over many generations from the Middle East. It is said she lived off nothing but the milk of a sacred Indian cow and was protected by a spirit who chased away all would-be suitors.  Some tend to think she is the same as the Goddess Ethne, who is one of the several women credited with being the mother of Lugh.  Her last pregnancy was ended along with her life when she was drowned by her jealous sister, Clothru.  A minor fertility and moon Goddess. Rules Over:  Beauty, fertility, reincarnation.

Elaine Location:  Wales, Britain. Description:  Maiden aspect of the Goddess.

Queen of Elphame Other Names:  Elphlane, Elphane. Location:  Scotland. Description:  Goddess of death and disease who is often equated with the Greek Goddess Hecate.  More recently, in the past few hundred years, she has been seen as a Faery Queen and assocaited with Beltane.  Thomas and Rhymer always maintained that she appeared to him on a May Eve dressed in green silks and riding a white horse with fifty-nine silver bells tied in its mane (odd association since Celtic faeries have always been thought to shun the ringing of bells). Rules Over:  Death, destruction, plague, battle, Otherworld, rebirth, faery contact.

Eostre Description:  Goddess for whom the Ostara Sabbat is named for a.k.a. Easter.  She is viewed as spring personified.  The word for animal menstruation, "estrus," meaning "fertile period," is derived from her name, and therefore she is a Goddess of animal reproduction. Rules Over:  Ostara, Great Rite, Fertility of pets/livestock, new ventures, reincarnation, new life.

Epona Location:  Britain, Gaul. Description:  "Divine Horse."  Goddess of horses, Mother Goddess, Mare. Rules Over:  Fertility, maternity, protectress of horses, horse-breeding, prosperity, dogs, healing springs, crops.

Epos Olloatir Description:  Horse God often seen as either a male form of Epona or as her consort. Rules Over:  Night, dream magick, horses.

Erce Description:  Earth Mother and Harvest Goddess represented by a womb or over-flowing Horn of PLenty who is believed to be Basque in origin. Rules Over:  Harvest festivals, earth magick.

Eri of the Golden Hair Location:  Ireland. Description:  Virgin Goddess of the Tuatha De Danann.  In one legend, Eri was at the bank of a river when a man in a silver boat floated down to her on a beaming ray of the sun.  She was so overcome with emotion at the sight that the two of them fell into the boat and made love right there and then.  The man, most likely an unnamed sun God, left Eri impregnated with Bres.  He also left her a golden ring (a sun symbol) to remember him by. Rules over:  Creation, moon.

Eriu Other Names:  Erin, Eire. Location:  Ireland. Description:  One of the three queens of the Tuatha De Danann and daughter of the Dagda.

Essus Other Names:  Esus. Location:  Britain. Description:  Harvest God worshipped in Brittany and in Gaul by the people known as the Essuvi.  He died by being hung on one of his sacred trees like the Norse God Odin with whome he is often compared to.  His own legends are lost. Rules Over:  Fertility, harvest, spirit contact, passing over rites.

Fachea Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of poetry and patron of bards. Rules Over:  Creativity.

Fea Location:  Ireland. Description:  War Goddess whose root name means "the hateful one."  She is a subordinate deity of the Morrigu.  Daughter of Brugh and Elcmar. Rules Over:  War.

Finncaev Location:  Ireland. Description:  Minor Princess among the Tuatha De Danann.  Thought to be a Goddess of love and beauty. Rules Over:  Love and beauty.

Finvarra Other Names:  Fionnbharr. Location:  Ireland. Description:  A strong God who became known as a faery king of the Tuatha De Danann. Rules Over:  Competitions, mental powers, faery contact.

Fionn MacCumhal Other Names:  Finn MacCool, Finn McCual, Fin on the Isle of Man, Fingal, Demna (original name). Location:  Ireland, Manx, Scotland. Description:  Legendary giant God/Warrior of ireland who foresaw the coming of the Milesians and banished an invading giant from Scotland. Rules Over:  Wisdom, overcoming enemies, creation, protection, knowledge, divination.

Fland Location:  Ireland. Description:  Daughter of woodland Goddess Flidais. A lake Goddess who is viewed in modern folklore as an evil water faery who lures swimmers to their death. Rules Over:  Water magick, lakes.

Flidais Location:  Ireland. Description:  She rode in a chariot drawn by deer.  Ruler of wild beasts, forests, woodlands. Rules Over:  Forests, woodlands, wild things, wild beasts, shape-shifting.

Garbh Ogh Location:  Ireland. Description:  Giantess and Goddess of the hunt whose chariot was drawn by elks.  This Goddess built herself a triple cairn of stone and heather, and went inside to die.  Her names means "rough youth." Rules Over:  Ecological magick, seasonal rites involving the sacrificial God.

Garmangabis Location:  Britain. Description:  Goddess who was brought to Britain with the Romans and survives only through cryptic inscriptions.  She was worshipped in the Lancashire region of northwestern England, though her function is now unknown.

Gavida Location:  Ireland. Description:  Minor God of the forge.

Goewin Other Names:  Goewyn. Location:  Wales. Description:  Goddess of sovereignty who held the feet of Math while he reigned.  She was only exempt from doing this when he went to war.  In old northern and western European cultures kings were often seen as semi-divine beings having need to rest their feet in the lap of a queen by whose grace they ruled.  When Goewin was kidnapped by Gilfaethwy, he also captured the means of stealing the throne.  A May Queen. Rules Over:  Sovereignty.

Gog Description:  Consort of Magog. Rules Over:  Fertility.

Goidniu Other Names:  Gofannon, Govannon. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  One of a triad of crafsmen with Luchtaine the wright and Creidne the brazier.  He forged all of the Tuatha De Danann's weapons which always hit their mark and every wound created by the weapons were fatal.  His ale gave the Tuatha invulnerability. Rules Over:  Blacksmiths, weapon-makers, jewelry making, brewing, fire, metal-working.

Goleuddydd Location:  Wales. Description:  Sow Goddess, mother of Culwch who ran in an insane rush to the deep woodlands to give him birth.  Aunt of King Arthur. Rules Over:  Family ties, independence.

Grainne Location:  Ireland, Manx, Scotland. Description:  Master herbalist and sun Goddess who was the daughter of King Cormac and who married Fionn MacCumhal. Rules Over:  Herbs, knowledge, sun, fire magick.

Great Father Description: The Horned God, The Lord.  Lord of the winter, harvest, land of the dead, the sky, animals, mountains, lust, powers of destruction, regeneration.  Represents the male principle of creation.

Great Mother Description:  The Lady.  Represents the female principle of creation.  Goddess of fertility, the Moon, summer, flowers, love, healing, the seas, water.

The Green Man Other Names:  Arddhu (The Dark One), Atho, Horned God. Description:  See Cernunnos.

Grian Location:  Ireland. Description:  Faery Goddess from County Tipperary is still thought to live in a burgh beneath Pallas Green Hill.  Her name means "sunny" and was most assuredly at one time a long past potent regional sun deity.  Though her legends have been lost, some think she is a twin of Aine who represented the waning year, while Grian was queen of the waxing year. Rules Over:  Seasonal rites, sun.

Guaire Other Names:  Guary. Location: Ireland. Description:  Guardian God/spirit of Bruigh na Boinne and father of Ebhlinne. Rules Over:  Protection.

Gwawl Ap Clud Other Names:  Gwawn. Location:  Wales. Description:  Son of the Goddess Clug.  Thought to be a minor sun God. Rules Over:  Solar magick.

Gwen Location:  Wales. Description:  A young female who was so beautiful that almost no one could live if they gazed upon her for long.  She was perhaps a minor sun or moon Goddess or a Goddess of light.

Gwydion Other Names:  Gwyddion. Location:  Wales. Description:  Druid of the mainland gods, son of Don.  Brother of Govannon, Arianrhod and Amaethon.  Wizard and Bard of North Wales.  A many-skilled god.  Prince of the Powers of Air, a shape-shifter.  His symbol was a white horse.  Greatest of the enchanters.  A warrior-magician.  Brought pigs to humankind. Rules Over:  Illusion, changes, magick, the sky, healing, music magick, help, learning, mental powers.

Gwyddno Location:  Wales. Description:  At one time was a sea God. Came down in legend as a monster or faery of the ocean. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Gwynn Ap Nudd Location:  Wales. Description:  King of the Fairies and the underworld.  Later became Plant Annwn (subterranean fairies). Rules Over: Spirit contact, strength, passing over rituals, seasonal rites.

Gwethyr Other Names:  Gwyrthur Ap Gwreidawl. Location:  Wales. Description:  Opposite of Gwynn Ap Nudd.  King of the Upperworld.

Habetrot Description:  A "spinning" Goddess who is thought to either be a goddess of spell casting or the wheel of the year since "spinning" refers to them both.  She is best known for her powers of healing which were linked to her skills with weaving fiber.  All who wore her clothes never became ill. Rules Over:  Healing, seasonal rites, commemoration.

Habondia Other Names:  Abondia, Abunciada, Habonde. Description:  Goddess of abundance and prosperity who was later demoted to a mere witch in medieval English lore in order to strip her of her great power in the minds of the rural folk who depended upon her benevolence for their crops and herds.  She is descended from a Germanic Goddess of the Earth. Rules Over:  Seasonal harvest rites, fertility, prosperity, earth magick.

Harimella Other Names:  Viradechthis. Location:  Scotland. Description:  Goddess of Tungrain origin who used to be worshipped in Dunfriesshire.  Most likely a Goddess of protection. Rules Over:  Protection.

Henwen Description:  Sow Goddess much like her Welsh counterpart, Cerridwen.  She is the deity who brought abundance to the land by giving birth to an array of "litters" throughout England.  For example she left a litter of bees in one spot, wheat in another, barley in another, etc.  She produced everything except dogs, pigs or other animals thought to be the sole possession of the Otherworld inhabitants. Rules Over:  Fertility, childbirth, prosperity.

Hevydd Hen Location:  Wales. Description:  Father of Rhiannon.  Once part of a very old oral tradition which has been lost.

Holly King and Oak King Description:  Two sacrifical Gods who, in the manner of such deities, are two aspects of the same being.  Holly King represents the waning year, and battles the Oak King at Midsummer (probably at Beltane sometime in the past) for rulership.  The Oak King is the God of the waxing year and fights the Holly King at Yule (perhaps at one time Samhain) for the same honor.  Today most celtic witches see these two as faeries or spiritual energies rather than as divine beings since only pieces of folklore and custom, rather than mythology, define them.

The Horned God Description:  Opener of the Gates of Life and Death.  Known by many names, herne the hunter, cernunnos, green man, lord of the wild hunt.  The masculine, active side of Nature.  Earth Father.  Animals sacred to him were the stag, bull, goat, bear. Rules Over:  Growing things, the forest, Nature, wild animals, alertness, annihilation, fertility, panic, desire, terror, flocks, agriculture, beer and ale.

Ialonus Description:  Fertility God who governed over all cultivated fields. Rules Over:  Fertility, gardens.

Ibath Location:  Ireland Description:  A Nemed who is belieoved to be a Tuatha ancestor/father God.

Inghean Bhuidhe Other Names:  Crobh Dearg. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Her name means "yellow-haired girl."  Much of her story has been lost, however, we do know that she was the middle girl of three sisters who made up a Triple Goddess.  She represented the coming of summer, or Beltane, and for many years was honored with rituals involving a sacred well on May 6, the original date of the Sabbat.  Her younger sister was named Latiaran.  Her elder sister is named Lassair. Rules Over:  Beltane, flower festivals, spring planting.

Iubdan of the Faylinn Location:  Ireland. Description:  An Ulster God usually known in popular legend as the king of the Ulster faeries. Rules Over:  Faery contact, wisdom.

Keevan of the Curling Hair Other Names:  Cebhain. Description:  Lover of Cliodna who may have been a God of fertility and of the hunt.  All myths aside the ones of Cliodna have been lost. Rules Over:  Fertility, hunting.

Kele-De Other Names:  Ceile De. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Very old Goddess whose early all-female following was allowed to flourish by the early church.  They were known as Kelles.  Their High Priestess reserved the right to take any and all lovers they chose.  Strangly enough, she was probably a crone image in Ireland and linked in popular mind as a counterpart to the male creation concept.  Some even believe she is a corruption of the Indian Goddess, Kali.  In an effort to destroy her memory, an early sect of Irish and Scottish monks adopted her name. Rules over:  Feminine power and sex magick.

The Lady Of the Lake Location:  Wales, Britain Description:  To some she is a faery woman, to others she is a potent deity of life, death and regeneration.  She was the possessor of the sword Excalibur (called Caliburn in Brittany), the magickal blade given to King Arthur.  A Sovereign Goddess, it is this act of taking the offered sword which grants Arthur the right to rule, and it is she who claims the blade again, when his role as sacrificial king must be fulfilled.  The Bretons claim she was a Breton addition to the Arthurian legends and that she never appeared in the original Welsh versions of the myths.  Contradictory to the "sword in the churchyard stone" stories, the Breton version tells us that Merlin and Arthur rowed out to the center of the Dosmary Lake in Cornwall and that it was there that Excalibur was presented to him, the sword embedded in a floating stone.  When he pulled it out, it was an act of reversal of the Great Rite, separating the female and male concepts of creation which were not to be united again until Arthur's death.  The Lady of the Lake is also said to have been the foster mother of Sir Lancelot, one of Arthurs knights, also a Breton addition to the tale.  She is pictured as sitting on a throne of reeds in the center of the lake's depths.  Among her MANY magickal credits is that of a healer.  She is associated with the crane, water lilies and marble. Rules Over:  Purification, healing, Great Rite, any other magickal acts associated with the feminine elements.

Lassair Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of Midsummer, part of a triune with her sisters Latiaran and Inghean Bhuidhe.  Her name means "flame." Rules Over:  Seasonal rites.

Latiaran Location:  Ireland. Description:  The youungest of the three sisters who made up a Triune Goddess.  Latiaran represented the first harvest of Lughnasadh.  The only surviving story about Latiaran tells us that her apron caught fire and she melted into the ground, her place marked by a heart-shaped stone. Rules Over:  Seasonal rites, fire magick.

Latis Location:  England. Description:  Lake Goddess who later became a Goddess of ale and meade.  Evidence of her worship still remains at Birdsowald, England.  Latis fell in love with a salmon, which represents knowledge, and out of pity for her, the other deities turned him into a warrior.  However, each winter he must submit to becoming a salmon again until spring. Rules Over:  Understanding the wheel of the year, samhain rites, mourning.

LeFay Location:  Wales. Description:  Goddess of the sea and of the Isle of Avalon.  She was an excellent healer and drinking water bles her provided an instant cure for all illnesses. Rules Over:  Healing.

Leucetios Description:  Thunder and storm God. Rules Over: Weather Magick

Litavis Location:  Britain. Description:  God of the forge. Rules Over:  See Goibniu.

Llasar Llaesgyfnewid Location:  Wales. Description:  Battle God who is always paired with Cymidei Cymeinfoll, his wife. Rules Over:  Strength, past-lives, creativity.

Llyr Other Names:  Lear, Lir. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  God of the sea and water. Rules Over: Water, sea.

Logia Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of the Lagan River. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Lot Location:  Ireland. Description:  Hideous Formorian War Goddess.  She is said to have lips on her breasts and four eyes on her back.  She often led the Formorians into battle.

Luaths Lurgann Description:  Warrior Goddess whose name means "the speedy-footed one," and she was known to be the fastest runner of all Ireland.  She is associated with the Thistle. Rules Over:  Overcoming enemies, family, loyalty, teaching, physical fitness, astral projection.

Luchtain Other Names:  Luchtar. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Minor war and death god. Rules Over:  Creativity, spirit contact, energy, magickal tools.

Lud Other Names:  Llud, Llud Llaw Ereint, Llud of the Silver Hand, Nuada, Nudd, Nodons, Nodens, Lludd. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  Chieftain God.  He had an invincible sword, one of the four great treasures of the Tuatha De Danann. Rules Over:  Healing, water, ocean, fishing, the Sun, sailing, childbirth, dogs, youth, beauty, spears, slings, smiths, carpenters, harpers, poets, historians, sorcerers, writing, magick, warfare, incantations.

Lugh Other Names:  Lugh Lamhfada, Llew, Lug, Lugus, Lug Samildananch, Lleu Llaw Gyffes, Lleu, Lugos, Llew, Llew Llaw Gyffes, Lugus, Ioldanach, Samhioldananach, Lamhfada. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  A hero God.  His feast is Lughnassadh, a harvest festival.  He is associated with ravens.  His symbol is a white stag in Wales.  Lugh had a magick spear and rod-sling.  One of his magick hounds was obtained from the sons of Tuirenn as part of the blood-fine for killing his father Cian.  He was a carpenter, mason, smith, harper, poet, Druid, physician and goldsmith. Rules Over:  War, magick, commerce, reincarnation, lightning, water, arts and crafts, manual arts, journeys, martial arts, blacksmiths, poets, harpers, musicians, historians, sorcerers, healing, revenge, initiation, prophecy.

Mabb Location:  Wales. Description:  Warrioress believed to be a Welsh version of Ireland's Queen Maeve.  Today in Welsh folklore she is a faery who brings nightmares and is a midwife to the Welsh faery folk, the Twlwwyth Tegs.

Mabon Other Names:  Maponos, Maponus. Description:  Minor sun got who also ironically represness.  Some traditions view hiim as the original being, the first God, first life carved out of the primal void of the divine womb. Rules Over:  Any endeavor, seasonal rites, fertility rites, the hunt, death, spirit contact.

MacCecht Location:  Ireland. Description:  Son of Oghma.  God of the plough for the Tuatha. Rules Over:  Fertility, crops, protection magick.

MacCuill Location:  Ireland. Description:  Minor sea God of the Tuatha De Danann. Rules Over:  Water magick.

MacGreine Location:  Ireland. Desscription:  Son of Oghma, minor sun God of the Tuatha De Danann and husband of Eire. Rules Over:  Sun, prosperity.

Macha Other Names:  Mania, Mana, Mene, Minne. Location:  Ireland. Description:  One of the aspects of the triple Morrigu.  Associated with ravens and crows.  She is honored at Lughnassadh.  Protectress in war as in peace.  Goddess of war and death. Rules Over:  Cunning, sheer physical force, sexuality, fertility, dominance over males, childbirth, wisdom, overcoming enemies, past-lives.

MacKay Location:  Scotland. Description:  MacKay's legend is possibly a reworking of an old story about a fire God. Rules Over:  Faery contact, sun.

Queen Maeve Other Names:  Medb, Medhbh, Madb. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Queen of Connacht who personifies the heights of feminine power.  No doubt, she was once a powerful Goddess who merged with a later historical figure.  Her name means "intoxicated woman," and she was known for her long golden hair, fiery temper and strong will.  She boasted that she could sexually exhaust thirty men each night.  As evidence of her feminine power, battles would pause while she menstruated.  Ancient peoples believed this time to be the peak of a woman's power.  She was not only a powerful leader, but also an expert warrioress, huntress and horsewoman.  Usually animals, especially horses, are often depicted with her. Rules Over:  Sex magick, leadership, perseverance, strength, warding off enemies, feminine power.

Magh Mor Location:  Ireland. Description:  A FirBolg princess/Goddess.  Grandmother of Lugh.

Magog Description:  Mountain Deity of which her consort was Gog.  She was the more important.  Britain's Megg's Hills are named for her, and several hillside chalk effigies portray her.  She is usually depicted as a four-breasted woman astride a horse.  It is thought her name may mean "mother deity," and that she was once a fertility and motehr Goddess.  In patriarchal times she became England's St. Margaret. Rules over:  Fertility, couples, earth spells.

Mal Location:  Ireland. Description:  Hag's Headland is the most famous of Ireland's jagged cliffs along the western coast.  Mal was the Goddess who ruled over them, deciding the fate of all who ventured there.

Manannan MacLir Other Names:  Manawydan Ap Llyr, Manawydden, Manann, Oirbsen. Location:  Ireland, Wales. Description:  He dressed in a green cloak and gold headband.  He was a shape-shifter.  Chief Irish sea God.  His swine magickally renewed themselves, were the chief food of the Tuatha De Danann and kept them from aging.  He had famous weapons that included two spears called Yellow Shaft and Red Javelin; swords called the Retaliator, Great Fury and Little Furty.  He had magick armor that prevented wounds and could make the Tuatha invisible at will. Rules Over:  Sea, navigators, storms, weather at sea, fertility, sailing, weather-forecasting, magick, arts, merchants and commerce, rebirth.

Marcia Proba Location:  England. Description:  Celtic Warrior queen Goddess who lived around the third century B.C.E.  Her laws, known as the Marcian Statutes were similar to Ireland's Brehon Laws in that they were very fair and gave equal status to women. Rules Over:  Judgment, justice, fairness, equality.

Margawse Location:  Wales, Britain. Description:  Mother aspect of the Goddess.

Math Mathonwy Other Names:  Mathu, Math Ap Mathonwy. Location:  Wales. Rules Over:  Sorcery, magick, enchantment.

Mathonwy Location:  Wales. Description:  Father God who became the single being from whom the family of the great Welsh mother Goddess Don was descended. Rules Over:  Prosperity.

Matrona Other Names:  Modron. Description:  Goddess of the Marne River.  "Divine mother."  Early name of Modron. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Melusine Other Names:  Melsuline. Location:  Britain, Scotland. Description:  Serpent Goddess brought to common awareness though the writing of French author Rabelais.  She and her sisters, Melior and Palatina, are a triplicity. Rules Over:  Compassion, knowledge of when vengeance is not right or just or just none of your business.

Melwas Other Names:  Meleagant. Location:  Cornwall. Description:  A Dark God who lay in wait for an entire year to carry of Guinevere to his palace in Avalon.  God of the Summerland (Otherworld). Rules Over:  Spirit contact, passing over rituals.

Merlin Other Names:  Merddin, Myrddin, Merlyn, Emrys. Location:  Wales, Britain. Description:  Great sorcerer, druid, magician.  Associated with the fairy religion of the Goddess.  A wild man of the woods with prophetic skills, according to the Old Welsh traditions.  It is said he learned all his magick from the Goddess under her many names of Morgan, Viviane, Nimue, Fairy Queen and Lady of the Lake.  He is thought to sleep in a hidden crystal cave. Rules Over:  Illusion, shape-shifting, herbs, healing, woodlands, Nature, protection, counseling, prophecy, divination, psychic abilities, foreseeing, crystal reading, tarot, magick, rituals, spells, incantations, artisans and smiths.

King Midhir Other Names:  Mider, Midir, Midhir of Bri Leith. Location:  Otherworld/faery God/king, Son of the Dagda and Boann.  Owned 3 birds, the Cranes of Denial, Despair and Churlishness, who refused hospitality to travelers, a definite breach of the Celtic rules of social intercourse.  He had a magick cauldron which his daughter Blathnat helped Cuchulain steal from him.  Today is viewed as both an Otherworld God and a faery God compared to Pluto. Rules Over:  Faery contact, prosperity spells.

Moccus Location:  Britain. Description:  Pig God of the continental standing stones who had his cloudy origins in Celtic Gaul.  Perhaps a masculine version of or consort to the popular goddess known as Cerridwen.  He had his own feast day in Celtic Gaul. Rules Over:  Sacred Spaces.

Modron Location:  Wales. Description:  "Great Mother," she is one of the most powerful of the Celtic mother goddesses.  She is also a fertility and harvest deity.  She was the Mother of Mabon who was stolen away from her when he was three days old and rescued later by King Arthur. Rules Over:  Mother Goddess Magick & Ritual, Harvest rites, childbirth beds, sex magick.

Momu Location:  Scotland. Description:  A Goddess of wells and hillsides.

Morgan LeFay Other Names:  Morgause. Location:  Wales, Britain. Description:  Daughter of LeFay, half sister of King Arthur, possibly was once a Goddess of Glastonbury Tor, a sacred Pagan site.  Today she is generally thought of as a Death Goddess, equated with The Morrigu.  As a Goddess of sovereignty, she backed the Green Knight to take over the kingdom of Camelot. Rules Over:  Music magick, sovereignty, passing over rituals, spirit contact, water spells, gossip, bigotry.

Morgay Location:  Scotland, England. Description:  Harvest Goddess from the Scottish/English border region. Rules Over:  Seasonal Rites.

The Morrigu Other Names:  Morrigan, Morrighan, Morgan. Location:  Ireland, Wales, Britain. Description:  Reinged over the war-field, helping with her magick, but did not join in battles.  Associated with crows and ravens.  The Crone aspect of the Goddess.  In her dark aspect, she is the goddess of war, fate and death.  The carrion crow is her favorite disguise.  With her, Fea (hateful), Nemon (Battle) encouraged fighters to battle-madness. Rules Over:  Rivers, lakes, fresh water, priestesses, witches, revenge, night, magick, prophecy, banishing magick, passing over rites, overcoming enemies, battles, warriors, service wo/men, violence.

Muireartach Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Battle Goddess whose name means "eastern sea," and she personified the storm-tossed seas between Ireland and Scotland.  In modern times an entire race of unpleasant Scottish sea faeries bears her name.  She is depicted as a one-eyed crone with a black and blue face and a scaled body.  The Fianna said she would occasionally fly in from over the sea and fight on their side in battle. Rules Over:  See The Morrigu.

Mullo Location:  Britain. Description:  Patron Deity of teamsters.  He is associated with jackassess and with the Roman God Mars. Rules Over:  Protection in travel, animals.

Murigen Location:  Ireland, Scotland, Manx. Description:  Lake Goddess associated with the deluge legends. Rules Over: Water magick.

Naas Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess.  Wife of Lugh, she died in County Kildare at a site which still bears her name.

Nair Location:  Ireland. Description:  This Goddess is best-known for escorting High King Crebhan to the Otherworld where she gave him great treasures.  Her name means "modesty." Rules Over:  Spirit contact, Samhain rites, prosperity.

Nehalennia Location:  Britain. Description:  Dog Goddess who was the patron deity of sea traders, perhaps an image derived from Sirius (The Dog Star, which was once an important navigational star. Rules Over:  Protection on the water.

Neit Other Names:  Net. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Tuatha De Danann War God who is seen as both the husband of Nemain and of the entire Morrigu triune. Rules Over:  Fertility rites.

Nemain Other Names:  Neman, Nemhain, Nemontona, Nemona. Location:  Ireland. Description:  "Venomous one."  She is one of the triune crone Goddesses of battle and strife which make up The Morrigu. Rules Over:  See The Morrigu.

Nemetona Location:  England. Description:  Guardian Goddess of all sacred places such as circles or magickal groves.  A shrine to her was created at Bath, England, where she was shown as seated and surrounded by three hooded figures and a ram.  The three figures symbolize the Triple Goddess and the ram is a male fertility representation linked to Cernunnos. Rules Over:  Protection of circles/groves/sacred grounds.

Nemglan Location:  ireland. Description:  Bird God who fathered Conaire Mor. Rules Over:  Divination, fertility, spirit contact.

Niamh Location:  Ireland. Description:  An aspect of Badb who helps heroes at death. Rules Over:  Naming rites, spirit contact, love magick, passing over rituals.

Nicevenn Location:  Scotland. Description:  Crone Goddess associated with Samhain.  In modern times she is called a "witch" or "evil faery." Rules Over:  Samhain rituals.

Noctiluca Location:  Gaul. Description:  Goddess of Magick from Celtic Gaul about whom nothing else is known.  It is a possibility she was originally Roman. Rules Over:  Magick.

Nwyrve Location:  Wales. Description:  Husband of Arianrhod about whom nothing is known aside his name.  Most likely a father sky god at one time.

Oanuava Location:  Britain. Description:  Very old Earth Goddess from Celtic Gaul.  A Mother Goddess who was regionally worshipped as the source from which all life flowed.

Ogma Other Names:  Oghma, Ogmios, Grianainech, Cermait. Location:  Ireland. Description:  A champion of the Tuatha who carried a huge club.  He invented the Ogam script alphabet. Rules Over:  Eloquence, poets, writers, physical strength, inspiration, language, literature, magick, spells, the arts, music, reincarnation.

Pwyll Other Names:  Pwyll Pen Annwn. Location:  Wales. Description:  Sometimes the ruler of the underworld. Rules Over:  Cunning, loyalty, fraternal love, spirit contact.

Ratis Description:  Goddess of protective fortifications whose name means "of the fortress."  Ratis' most notable worship sites were near the towns of Birdoswald and Chesters. Rules Over:  Defenses, protection.

Rhiannon Location:  Ireland. Description:  "The Great Queen."  Goddess of birds and horses.  She rides a swift white horse. Rules Over:  Horses, enchantments, fertility and the Underworld, overcoming enemies, patience, magick, moon rituals, dream work.

Rosmerta Location:  Celtic Gaul and Roman Gaul. Description:  Goddess of both Celtic and Roman Gaul.  After Rome conquered the region, Rosmerta was taken into the local Roman pantheon where she became a consort of their God Mercury.  She is depicted carrying a caduceus wand, which indicates she was adept in the healing arts.  In Celtic Gaul her images are confused, and she is considered to be a Goddess of either water or the sun, which is indicative that she may have been associated with hot springs. Rules Over:  Healing, communication.

Saitada Description:  She is known only from one inscription in the Tyne Valley.  It is thought she was a Goddess of mourning. Rules over:  Passing Over rites, mourning.

Scathach Other Names:  Scota, Scatha, Scath, Scathach nUanaind, Scathach Buanand, Skatha. Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Underworld Goddess, Goddess in her Destroyer aspect.  A warrior woman and prophetess who lived in Albion, most likely on the Isle of Skye and taught the martial arts. Rules Over:  Blacksmiths, healing, magick, prophecy, martial arts, protection, teaching.

Segomo Description:  War God called by the name Cocidius.  His image is always seen with birds of prey such as the hawk or falcon.

Sequana Other Names:  Sequena. Location:  Britain. Description:  Earth Goddess who lived beneath the rivers of Britain and could only be seen if the rivers were drained or low from drought.  Goddess of the many other River Goddesses. Rules Over:  Prosperity, earth magick, water magick, purification.

Sheila-Na-Gig Location:  Ireland. Description:  Not much is known about this deity aside the fact that she was most likely a protective or blessing deity.  She has been found on the doors of early Irish convents.  The nuns adorned the doors with her figure.  When the churchmen found this, they were horrified and broke them off.  She is depicted as a woman holding wide her vulva in a triangular pattern.  Today she is viewed by the Celtic Pagans as a Goddess of regeneration. Rules Over:  Feminine power, past/future-lives.

Shoney Location:  Scotland, Ireland, Manx. Description:  Today, the Shoney are now though tto be sea faeries living off the coast of Scotland and northern Ireland, but were originally a single God of the North Sea. Rules Over:  Faery contact, sea.

Sin Location:  Ireland. Description:  At one time she was a Patron Goddess of warriors who has been reduced to being a minor faery who feeds on battle.  The very oldest legends about her portray her as a potent Goddess who could make wine from water and swine from leaves in order to feed and fortify her fighting legions. Rules Over:  Stamina, strength, legal matters, overcoming enemies, protection, prosperity, hunger, homelessness.

Sionnan Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of the River Shannon.  Queen of the well spirits of Ireland. Rules Over:  Faery contact, well rituals.

Sirona Other Names:  Dirona. Location:  Britain. Description:  "Star."  Goddess of many of the beneficial hot springs in southern France from which her few legends came.  Also a Sky Goddess and most likely deity of the Sun.  Mother of Borvo, who took her position in patriarchal times. Rules Over:  Healing, purification.

Slaine Location:  Ireland. Description:  Thought to be a deity of healing and the medical arts.  Son of Partholan. Rules Over:  Healing.

Somhlth Location:  Ireland, Scotland, Manx. Description:  God who had no corporeal incarnation.  Symbolizes pure masculinity, divine energy. Rules Over:  Masculine powers.

Sucellos Description:  A river and death God about whom nothing but his name is known about.  However, some claim he was the consort of Nantosuelta, whose name means "of the meandering stream."  Others see him as a representation of death. Rules Over:  Water, death.

Sul Other Names:  Sulla, Sulis, Sulevia. Description:  Goddess of hot springs whose sacred waters always were hot.  Prince Bladud built a shrine to her near Aquae Sulis where the popular modern-day spa is located.  The waters were once thought to hold powerful healing magick, and a perpetual fire was burned near them in her honor.  She is depicted in bas-reliefs with a foot of an owl, and wearing a hat made of the head of a bear.  Later, the Romans adopted her and called her Sul Minerva, a deity later associated with Imbolg and Ireland's Brigit. Rules over:  Imbolg rites and healing rituals.

Taillte Other Names:  Taultiu, Tailtu, Telta. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Goddess of Lughnasadh associated with the harvest of the first grains, especially wheat.  It is cryptically said she is the foster mother of light.  Perhaps in reference to Lugh).  But it also may be in reference to an old creation myth in which the Goddess gives birth to the Sun.  This Goddess lived at Tara and was revered there as an earth deity and patron Goddess of competition.  Annual games festivels were held at Plain of Oenach Taillten (which was cleared at her behest for a playing field), now called Teltown, until 1169.  Many consider these to be the Irish Olympics (Though many others think it was associated with Passing Over rites).  These games were revived in the late inneteenth century when a renewed interest in Irish culture flourished.  Trial marriages, for a duration of a year and a day, were held on her sacred site to promote fertility. Rules Over:  Seasonal and harvest rites, fertility magick, enhancing strength for competitive games.

Taliesin Location:  Wales. Description:  A poet, Prince of Song.  Chief of the Bards of the West.  Patron of Druids, bards and minstrels.  A shape-shifter. Rules Over:  Writing, poetry, wisdom, wizards, bards, music, knowledge, magick.

Taliesin Location:  Wales. Description:  Minor barley God worshipped through the 16th century.  Do not confuse him with the bard, Taliesin, though some of the famous bard's attributes were grafted onto him. Rules Over:  Fertility, Barley.

Tamara Description:  Goddess of the River Tamar which divides the Duchy of Cornwall from the rest of England.  Most likely as much a protective force as she was a water deity. Rules Over:  Creation or fortification of boundaries.

Tamesis Description:  Goddess of the River Thames, later replaced in patriarchal times by Llud, for whom Ludgate Hill in London is named. Rules Over:  Water magick.

Tannus Other Names:  Tinnus, Taranus. Location:  Britain. Description:  Thunder God. In early Gaul human sacrifices were offered to him to influence the weather.  He was also God of the wheel as well as God of Fertility and a Sky God. Rules Over:  Seasonal rites, weather magick, fertility spells.

Taranis Description:  Death Goddess to whom human sacrifices were offered. Rules Over:  Passing Over rituals.

Tethra Location:  Ireland. Description:  King of the FirBolgs after they were banished into the sea.  He is now seen as a minor death God. Rules Over:  Water magick, faery contact, weather magick, sea.

Tlachtga Location: Ireland. Description:  Goddess of sacrifice. She died giving birth to triplets fathered by three different men.  Associated with Samhain, and her rites were once held on her sacred hill in County Meade, a site which held her name.  Today it is known as the Hill of Ward. Rules Over:  Samhain rituals, Croneage rites of passage.

Triduana Location:  Scotland. Description:  Goddess of Edinburgh who plucked out her eyes to erradicate her own beauty rather than submit to the advances of Nechtan, King of the Picts.  Some believe she is an eastern Scottish version of the Irish Goddess brrid.

The Triple Goddess Description:  The Triple Goddess is known and worshiped in Pagan cultures all over the world.  She is eternal, yet always in a state of change.  Her colors are white for the maiden, red for the mother and black for the crone.  The Symbol of the Triple Goddess is the Waxing, Full and Waning Moons.

Tuan MacCarell Other Names: MacCairill. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Nephew of Partholan was a hero who was created a God of animals and the woodlands by the mother Goddess Dana. Rules Over:  Past-lives, shape-shifting, animals, ecological magick, woodlands.

Turrean Other Names:  Tureann. Location:  Ireland. Description:  Beautiful Goddess who was transformed into the first large, shaggy Irish Wolfhound by a jealous faery queen named Uchtdealbh.  The spell had a flaw.  Not only did it turn Turrean into a dog, but quite literally, she became the most beautiful dog ever seen on earth.  She was kept prisoner at Uchtdealbh's home in Galway Bay until her brother, the warrior chief Fionn MacCumhal, saved her and her two sons, Bran and Sgeolan, who stayed in the shape of the dogs for the rest of their lives. (The sons are often depicted as guard dogs seated near Fionn.) Rules Over:  Making the best of bad situations, dog, dog familiars, New Year rites.

Uairebhuidhe Location:  Ireland. Description:  Bird Goddess whom little is known about today.  Most likely a goddess of death or Otherworld.  Maybe even a consort of the better-known bird God Nemglan.

Uathach Location:  Ireland, Scotland. Description:  Goddess who trained warriors to fight.  One of the many mistresses Cuchulain had over his life. Rules Over:  Proteciton and strength.

Vaga Description:  Goddess of teh River Wye.

Verbeia Description:  Goddess of the Wharfe and Avon Rivers.

Wachilt Description:  Minor sea Goddess later called a "witch" in English mythology.  Mother of Wayland the Smith who is a German God honored in England.

White Lady Location:  Known to all Celtic countries. Description:  Dryad of Death.  Queen of the Dead.  The crone form of the Goddess. Rules Over:  Death, destruction, annihilation.

[angelicbeasts]

AB Muses

Canon-

Prompto Argentum (Final Fantasy 15)

Noctis Lucis Caelum (Final Fantasy 15)

Gladiolus Amicita (Final Fantasy 15)

Ignis Scientia (Final Fantasy 15)

Cor Leonis (Final Fantasy 15)

Ravus Nox Fleuret (Final Fantasy 15)

Aranea Highwind (Final Fantasy 15)

Alisaie Leveilleur (Final Fantasy 14)

Y’shtola Rhul (Final Fantasy 14)

Thancred Waters (Final Fantasy 14)

Lyse Hext (Final Fantasy 14)

Minfilia Warde (Final Fantasy 14)

Cid nan Garlond (Final Fantasy 14)

Emet-Selch (Final Fantasy 14)

Elidibus (Final Fantasy 14)

Lahabrea (Final Fantasy 14)

Zenos yae Galvus (Final Fantasy 14)

G’raha Tia/Crystal Exarch (Final Fantasy 14)

Ryne (Final Fantasy 14)

Lyna (Final Fantasy 14)

Ran’jit (Final Fantasy 14)

Leofard Myste (Final Fantasy 14)

Jack Morrison/S76 (Overwatch)

Sombra (Overwatch)

Male!Sombra (Overwatch)

Male!Widowmaker (Overwatch)

Genji Shimada (Overwatch)

Hanzo Shimada (Overwatch)

Mercy/Angela Ziegler (Overwatch)

Trish (Devil May Cry)

Dante Sparda (Devil May Cry)

Vergil Sparda (Devil May Cry)

Patty Lowell (Devil May Cry)

Nero Sparda (Devil May Cry)

Geralt of Rivia (Witcher)

Ciri of Cintra (Witcher)

Sona (League of Legends)

Akali (League of Legends)

Luxana (League of Legends)

Ahri (League of Legends)

Sett (League of Legends)

OCs-

Iris Lockeh (Castlevania)

Silvia Jo Arcan (Metal Gear)

Lilith (Marvel)

Angelina Cross (DMC)

Alexander Cross (DMC)

 Amael Cross (DMC)

Lavernia (DMC)

Angela Crosix (Witcher AU)

Alexander Crosix (Witcher AU)

Ariona (Bayonetta)

Rose (Bayonetta)

Rayna Lucinda (Overwatch)

Veronica Bay (Overwatch)

Dempsey (League of Legends)

Rachelle Valintina (League of Legends)

Savannah Genevieve Rae (League of Legends)

Lyra Rozona (Final Fantasy 14/15)

Y’vivian Nitsah (Final Fantasy 14)

Angelina Cross (Naruto AU)

Alexander Cross (Naruto AU)

Sly (Naruto)

Vexion Monovore (Naruto)

Lilah Rosalind (My Hero Academia)

Zahlia Rosalind (My Hero Academia)

Furiosa Aeron (My Hero Academia)

Logan Thackery (My Hero Academia)

Amani Bhanumata (My Hero Academia)

Maximilian Conavrt (My Hero Academia)

Shikha Vatroslav (My Hero Academia)

Savis Crone (My Hero Academia)

Scarlet Rava Volorist (Fullmetal Alchemists: Brotherhood)

Saya (Fullmetal Alchemists: Brotherhood)

Rasha (The Seven Deadly Sins{anime})

Baladine (The Seven Deadly Sins{anime})

Katia Soul Jophiel (The Dragon Prince)

Leona Madeleine (Anything Fantasy)

Sasha Ziaki (Anything Fantasy)