Pantheon

There are three known pantheons that influence the material plane. Divine Gods, Elemental Powers and Angels.

Divine Gods
Divine Gods are the reason that history changes, as the time of years passes by and gets recounted. The Divine Gods pantheon is composed out of Primary and Secondary Gods, seven and eighteen respectively Before Exile of Virkesh, and nine and eighteen After Exile, with Magica, Arcana Magistrata being the ruler and balancer of the pantheon.

Divine gods can choose one of their followers to be their Apostle, granting the Apostle a greater blessing and an increased lifespan and fortitude and the deity a greater influence and stronger power, though this process locks both the Divine God as well as the Apostle in an almost unbreakable contract. The only way to break this bond is to kill the Apostle which renders their deity not only unable to name a new Apostle for some time but also greatly limits the amount of power said deity can wield until they have named a new Apostle.

Elemental Powers
Elemental Powers are the reason that seasons change as the elemental planes increase or decrease in planar distance compared to the material plane. Four main elemental planes and four minor elemental planes all house their own respective Elemental Lord, all of them at war with their own respective Elemental Heir.

Angels of the Sun and Moon
Angels of the Sun and Moon are the true owners of the Feywild and the Shadowfell, being the main force behind the day and night cycle of the material plane, as well as many others influenced through it. Not much is known about individual angels, what is known is that there are two groups of angels, one group in service of the moon and the other in service of the sun. Both groups are able to wield a new kind of magic called "origin magic" and with it 4 new types of magic schools being Constellations, Decrees, Harnessing and Sangromancy, as well as the fusion of these schools making so called "Alloy" spells.

Miscellaneous Pantheon
Somewhat akin to the Apostles of Divine Gods there are also Heralds of many types, though they are not chosen by any of the pantheons themselves and can even go against the wishes of their respective patron, if they see reason to do so. Every Herald has a special feature that symbolizes them, always easy to see despite the form they choose to take.