A court of [[Terrestrial | Terrestrial]] [[gods]] associated with the [[Tsu-Dian-Pei]]. Nominally ruled over by [[:yu-tian | Yu-Tian]], although her tendency to run roughshod over underlings hasn't won her much loyalty. Members include [[:yu-tian | …
Yu-Tian is an enterprising and practical [[Terrestrial]] god. She has, over the last few centuries, turned the trade of [[Sandships | sandships]] into [[Temple of Yu-Tian | a booming business and de facto cult]]. Her blessings make her especially popular …
The [[bird-maiden | bird-maidens]] occupy a series of islands in the southeastern section of the [[Tsu-Dian-Pei]], and have been for the past few decades, victims of frequent slaver raids - from the [[Guild]], as well as the [[Pontusian Alliance | …
Known to have held essentially the same position for as far back as the [[First Age]], he has little patience or understanding of the games of power that other gods, such as [[:ahlat | Ahlat]] or [[:yu-tian | Yu-Tian]] play.
Not many people openly talk about it around him, but it's well circulated that Fazha'ali, during the shogunate, was an extremely minor god in charge of those [[Cao-rin | cao-rin]] who would be reincarnated up the ladder. He was obviously ambitious, however …
Phorsycia was promoted to rain goddess of the [[Tsu-Dian-Pei]] and neighboring regions during the late [[Shogunate]] - during the budding [[Contagion]] crisis, in fact, as more important and well-connected [[gods]] were rapidly getting themselves …
Pontus is known as god of battles on the [[Tsu-Dian-Pei]], but he is also god of the deeps, of cards, of erotic poetry and a dozen other small domains he has beaten out of would be competitors over the past several centuries. [[:yu-tian | Yu-Tian]] and the …