Gataur, his son Ganinisum, and their grandson Zalsz form one of the five lineages of Heimrian gods . The others are four are the lineages of Danu , Januri , Ratish and Talor . <!--break-->
Gataur
Main article: Gataur
Gataur, the strong man of the earth. He is the god of strength, community and craftsmanship. Father of all the gods. He impregnated Danu so she could give birth the the gods. He is generally straight forward and gets iron-willed when mad.
Ganinisum
Main article: Ganinisum
Ganinisum, the joyful, the prank god, the jester god. Ganinisum is the known as the god of hospitality, humour and civilisation. He likes all things new (and shiny). He is generally liberal, leaving people to do as they please. But when provoked he can protect those who fail in life without the chance to better or prove themselves.
Zalsz
Main article: Zalsz
Zalsz was forbidden to split the Lizardman , and has not created a race of his own. Zalsz god of the time, destruction and engineering. Zalsz teaches that all things must and do break over time, that nothing ever gets lost, is just changes or rearranges. Zalsz is a patient god, he teaches to watch patiently and let time destroy your enemies. And from the ruins he will rebuild the world, making it greater, more magnificent then ever before.
Deity Worship
Main article: Deity worship
The most common form of worship in Heimr is deity worship. By worshipping a god that god is given strength, which they need to protect their worshippers from the other gods. Worship is therefore considered a civil duty by many Heimrians. Worship is almost always mediated by priests. It is the job of the priests on Heimr to ensure that their followers pray regularly, and that the prayers as well as the divine energy that is released during prayer gets delivered to their god. Heimrians will most commonly worship the ancestral god of their own race, e.g. Wana was the first ogre so she is worshipped by ogres, even though the ogres were created by Ratish.