Pagan God Lore

Pagan gods aren't exactly gods, instead they are extremely magical beings of strange origins. When God himself created magic and it was placed upon the earth, the magic flooded throughout the universe through the hands of the one true God. Though upon earth it also formed in places called Ley Nodes, which are immense sources of magic that draw demons and supernatural beings to them. It also draws in mortals, now during the early ages of what some refer to the lost era. Where humanity left the teachings of the Abrahamic faiths and formed the pagan faiths of the Norse, Greeks, Romans, and many other groups their stories caused the some what sentient magic to form new beings. These realms the humans told stories of to make sense of their existence instead of following the true faith of the angels began to form. The magic began to branch off through the universe and create new realms, such as Asgard, Olympus, and the other realms that came along with their existence.



The only powers these pagans DO NOT have would be death, creation from nothingness, and the ability to erase entire dimensions as stated in some of their sources. These powers still remain to heaven and hell alone, though beings like Hades do hold power over the passed souls that held faith in these beings. Thus actually ushering them to the realms for the undead in the pagan lores, they shall remain there until the entire universe is reaped for what it is is worth by heaven in the end days.



Now, these beings are immortal to age but can die by the weapons forged from their own metals, the metals of heaven or hell. Even extremely powerful mages, warlocks, or other wielders of magic or powers above them may destroy pagan gods. Thus ending their existence and causing a rift within their realms, this is the most likely cause for them not siding with neither heaven nor hell to save their own skins.

Demigods: Demigods are the children of humans and pagans, thus creating a mortal being that has the powers or gifts of their parental figure. Say, those that are the children of Zeus would be able to control wind and lighting, Hades the ability to use necromancy, etc. These beings are protected in the mortal realm by Clave laws and are seen mainly as neutral members of the supernatural society, the Clave does not tend to interfere with the demigods unless they begin to break the accords.