For "Gods" referring to the creators of Tibia, see CipSoft GmbH#Creators.
Tibian panteon
The Tibian pantheon includes all the gods and other supreme beings described and mentioned in Genesis. These are most commonly found all over Tibia and are worshipped by different races, such as humans, cyclopes and demons.
Elder gods
Three (or four) gods are the first ones:
Elements
The elements were created from the body of Tibiasula. Although they are not gods, they are worshipped by some. These are:
Dwarves worship Father Earth and Mother Fire.
Lesser gods
When the elder gods united themselves with the elements, they themselves created other gods. Through this and similar processes, they created the lesser gods:
- Bastesh, goddess of the oceans
- Blog the raging son of Zathroth and Fafnar
- Crunor, god of plants and trees
- Fafnar, goddess of fire, reckless and wild
- Kirok was created in an attempt to separate Uman and Zathroth
- Nornur, god of fate
- Suon, god of fire, calm and considerate
- Toth, guardian of the dead
- Urgith, master of the undead
Other Gods
These gods are recognized by smaller groups of believers:
- Chyll is the god of some Barbarians
- The Great Hunger is the unsatiable god of the Ogres
- Great Snake is god of the Lizards and is recognized by the Draken
- Qjell is the god of the Deeplings
- The Great Racoon is the god of the Rascoohan
- Amati is the moon goddess, worshipped by the Nagas
- The Blood God is mentioned by A Bloodshade and ruled over the Blood Vestibule
- The Goddess of Love is mentioned by Ferryman Kamil
- Durin is considered a god by the Dwarves
- The Overmaw is a god worshipped by Guzzlemaws and Frazzlemaws
- Some beings, Lizards and Serpent Spawns in particular, worship the Serpent god
Cavemen Gods
- Fasuon, god who watches and judges
- Krunus, plant god
- Pandor, warrior god
- Uzroth, god of spirits
Corym Gods
Three different gods are known to be followed by some of the Corym
- Big Cheese
- Rat God
- Snake God of Death
Ascendants
Some mortals in Tibia are believed to have ascended to become gods or to a higher god-like state.
Celestial Paladins
Some elves believe that seven lords acquired the status of Celestial Paladins and therefore are godlike beings, although others worship the raw elemental powers
The Dwarves believe in one Celestial Paladin, namely, Durin. According to Isimov he was the first dwarf and he "became a higher entity" to protect his race.
