Gods

Gods are a supernatural being, who may be thought of as holy, divine, or sacred.

They're defined as a "being with powers greater than those of ordinary humans, but who interacts with humans, positively or negatively, in ways that carry humans to new levels of consciousness beyond the grounded preoccupations of ordinary life."

Birth of a God
Generally, Gods or divine beings are born from a cosmic event (the fall or rise of a God, Goddess or Angel or disaster among the Gods, Goddesses or Angels) or when two already existing Gods and Goddesses pair up and mate. No one really knows how the first process can create a being, but it has been known to happen and obviously had to have happened in order to create the first Algne.

Types of Gods

 * God/Deity-
 * Demigod-
 * Avatar-
 * Nymph-
 * Deva-

Classes of Gods
Gods are divided up in a class system. Each class is different from the other and is more powerful than the next in their own way. You can find the different classes below:
 * Algis- The Algis(singular) or Algne (plural) are the first, original Gods who are generators of life and the driving force behind production in the early cosmos/heavens. They are also the Supreme Gods who rule over all other Gods and the Gods of Creation and Life.
 * Qiell- The Qiell (translated from Albanian as "Sky" or "Heaven") are Gods who preside over the Sky. While there are often multiple sky Gods, sometimes this position is reserved for a God who is conceived as reigning over others, or at least is one of the most powerful. Qiell are that of a complementary pair between Earth and Sky. The pairs are composed of a Sky father and an Earth mother or a Sky goddess and an Earth god.
 * Diell- The Diell (translated from Albanian as "Sun) are Gods or Goddesses  who represents the Sun, or an aspect of it, usually by its perceived power and strength and are often followed by Zjarr.
 * Kuu- The Kuu (translated from Estonian as "Moon") are Gods or Goddesses associated with or symbolizing the moon and are an enemy of the Diell. They are often followed by Vesi. Kuu can be either male or female, and are usually held to be of the opposite sex of the corresponding Diell.