Haltai

The Haltai are the gods that are the basis for most Miranen mythology. They are comprised of thirteen genderless beings, as well as an often-counted demon, each of which is responsible for a certain element or aspect of the world as a whole. Adherence to the religion based around the Haltai varies from region to region. In some areas of Miran, there are fanatical devotees. In others, they are treated as fairytales.

The Gods
The pantheon of Haltai, as followed by the Order of Scripts, includes the following:

Haro - The god of justice, equality, and responsibility.

Delphai - The god of love, devotion, family, and childbirth.

Shiven - The god of darkness, shadows, and the unseen.

Mabris - The god of light, fire and heat.

Senan - The god of death, seasons, and endings.

Naanan - The god of life, new beginnings, and anything that grows (such as plants and animals).

Lesphut - The god of harvests, festivals, and rewards.

Mabun - The god of chances, magic, and fate.

Nue - The god of knowledge, foresight, and mysteries

Kehebi - The god of fools and the foolish

Seta - The god of emotions, all things physical, and sensation

Ama - The god of missing things

Lilekoro - The god of answers

Other Entities
While they aren't worshipped, per say, many adherents to the Haltai religion also believe that the gods were created by a highly advanced, now extinct, race called the An. There is also widespread belief in Sura Naii, a vengeful demon created as a result of a misguided treaty by the gods.