The general thunder god of the Discworld. Head of all other gods. Many eyes all around the place, none in his actual face. This is the reason why he got rid of his ravens.

The Djelibeybian Vulture-Headed God of Unexpected Guests.

If you absolutely must traffic with the forces of Darkness, remember to conduct your summonings in a remote, unpopulated area. Your fellow cultists won't thank you for calling the authorities' attention to them by summoning Nylonathetep the Laddering Horror in the middle of the city. They won't thank you for calling Nylonathetep's attention to them, either.

A newt-like god with 52 believers. Not too smart.

A god of the Discworld. Not Evil, but the other side... real scary. Black, Cthulhu-like, many tentacles. His number is eight. Comes from the dawn of time. Only organization of his cult mentioned in the books -- the Young Men Reformed-Cultists-Of-Ichor-God-Bel-Shamharoth Association, also known as the Young-Men-Pagan-Association or YMPA.

The six-armed Crocodile God of Klatch. Patron of the city of Al-Khali. Also worshipped in Ephebe.

Snake-Headed God of the Upper Djel.

The Djelibeybian Goat-Headed God of Goats.

The Djelibeybian dog-headed god of metalwork.

Djelibeybian Ibis-Headed God of Justice.

Djelibeybian Cobra-headed God of Papyrus.

God of isolated cow byres.

The Goddess of Misunderstandings. This little known goddess was the cause of the Tsortean Wars; not, as most people believe, Elenor. Understandably not the most liked goddess, Errata wasn't invited to many weddings, one of which was Peloria and Theta's. She was not pleased, and so devised a plan for revenge. She had Neoldian forge a golden falchion with "For the Strongest" engraved on it. This caused a fight between almost 80 different war gods. Luckily Neoldian had also engraved "Batteries Not Included" on the falchion, which fortunately for Errata, caused an argument between Patina, who thought the sword was a subtly observed metaphor for the hopelessness of existence, and Cephut, who thought it was a big knife. In the end it became so heated that Astoria bribed Rhome of Tsort to steal and hide the falchion just to shut her sister up. In return, Astoria gave Elenor to Rhome and the resulting extramarital confusion blew up into the Tsortean Wars. The whole story is a parody of the Trojan War, even to the point of having people being ignorant of her role in the matter, much as Helen's role in the Trojan War is well known, but Eris' (who is not invited to a wedding, and crashes it with a golden apple saying "for the fairest", causing the female Goddesses to fight over it) is not.

The Crocodile-Headed God of the Lower Djel.