Editing Ezeva mythology (section)

=== Twelve major deities ===
The set of twelve deities considered supreme by the Ezov as of [[Timeline/800-899 SR|854 SR]] (and the list most commonly cited) are the modern embodiments of what they consider to be the most fundamental aspects of the world and have the strongest roles in their own culture.

* [[Valther|Walther]], the god of thunder and warfare, who is associated with the "berserker" warriors of Ezeva cultures, and by extension other altered mental states. Panavis is strongly associated with Walther as well.
* [[Kainosa]], the god of death, related to remembrance and legacy, and the effects of time. Kainosa shows their face directly in dreams.
* [[Haidomanz]], the god of renewal and rebirth, sibling of Kainosa. Haidomanz prefers to interact in signs in the waking world.
* [[Falaerin]], the god who serves to mediate between the primary deities and the people of Ezvelan.
* [[Ramazir|Ramazir,]] the god of knowledge, navigation, silver, and the night sky.
* [[Yaseo]], the god of ice, the cold, the mountains, and the windy heights.
* [[Andzej]], the god of the sun, gold, and fire, having acquired Sinyo in recent history.
* [[Serzo]], the god of the ocean depths, the bay, and ocean storms and winds.
* [[Kristin]], the god of togetherness, community, and the home. [[Arvent]] and [[Meren]] were originally part of an identity which also contributed to modern Kristin.
* [[Dani]], the god of art, in the sense represented by music and poetry, who also acquired the identity of a playful trickster deity ("[[Vuto]]"), hence the more common name [[Dani-Vuto]].
* [[Marzo]], the god of the forests, crops and harvest.
* [[Heljun]], the god of the moon and copper (by most accounts formed from the merger of Merdu with another deity), whose domain also relates to craftsmanship and innovation.