Bruelin was once a Dwarf champion, celebrated by his people for his skill in battle. As a God, he maintains his warrior instincts and his inquisitive nature, but his impulse-control and focus is lacking. Bruelin now thinks of himself as being Dragon Kin - the stuff of Dwarf nightmares. His physical shape has grown to titanic proportions, and he walks the plane of Mideon looking for anything that might provide entertainment. He is insatiably curious but, due to his size, this often translates into him being incredibly destructive. Champions of Bruelin are often brash warriors, valuing their might over their minds.

Grul is the greatest Minotaur Shaman to have ever lived, and was one of the few mortals to have ever peered into the realm of the old gods. By communing with the spirits of nature, she had been shown the horror of Mideon. As a God, Grul has become a part of the very landscape of Mideon, and it a part of her. Able to transform her shape at will, she often appears not as a humanoid but as a verdant forest glade, her voice a whisper on the wind. She only appears to those who pass the challenges that she offers and prefers champions who have a good heart, but she also embraces those who find themselves cast out and alone.

Ista values teamwork, honourable combat, and strength in the defence of what is right. Her followers have a keen sense of justice. Ista spent her life guarding the villages on the edge of the Elvish territories. Marauders, beasts, and monsters were a constant danger - but Ista was the shield that protected the innocent. As a God, she is the epitome of everything honourable and righteous. Her followers are those who value truth, noble actions, and unity. She opposes corruption, deception, and deceit with all her being, and insists all of her followers do the same.

Krognar values freedom and autonomy above all. To his warped mind, the only way one can truly be free is to have the power to crush all who would stand against them. He is known as the Father of Shadows, the Son of Deception, and the Soul of the Forbidden. Krognar is a creature of shadow. His Champions are imbued with the ability to warp across the battlefield. Champions who favour cunning and surprise over brute strength will be rewarded.

Tomas is renowned as a ruthless and precise general. He is fair, but stern, and expects the warriors in his armies to be disciplined and competent. His immortal form is that of a middle-aged man- taciturn and unchanging. He prefers to spend his time within his fortress, often sitting upon his throne, strategizing the conquering of all of Mideon. Those who serve him value discipline and are willing to do what it takes to maintain order.

Torin is the only new god who is actually not new at all. Torin was old when the world was young, and was there to see the first of the old gods come into being. She represents the balance that all things must maintain in order for there to be harmony. She is the passage of time, and the strands of fate that bind the universe together. The old gods once worshipped her and called her mother, learning all that they could from her. Those times have long passed, and she is all that remains.

Demon Heroes are not native to Mideon. Most are fugitives of the shattered demonic legions, survivors who escaped the brutal hierarchy of their former masters and found refuge in the Between. Drawn by the strength of the god Torin's resistance and sensing a chance to pursue their own agendas beyond the repressive demon hierarchy, they chose to align themselves with the gods’ cause. In Mideon, they fight in service of the gods, alongside Champions of all Tribes, to fortify and expand the Effigy Network — a structure that keeps the demonic invasion at bay. Yet, these demonic refugees are met with suspicion — and not without reason. Their nature leans toward ruthlessness and domination. Though rare, when Demons unite, it is not out of loyalty but opportunism. They seek leverage over their allies, and at times, over the gods themselves. In Mideon, even among allies, a Demon is seldom trusted—and never ignored.