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* [[Erevan Ilesere]] - Elven God of Mischief and Trickery
* [[Erevan Ilesere]] - Elven God of Mischief and Trickery
* [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] - Elven God of the Wilderness
* [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] - Elven God of the Wilderness
* [[Hanali Celanii]] - Elven Goddess of Love and Beauty
* [[Hanali Celanil]] - Elven Goddess of Love and Beauty
* [[Labelas Enoreth]] - Elven God of Time and Longevity
* [[Labelas Enoreth]] - Elven God of Time and Longevity
* [[Solonor Thelandira]] - Elven God of Hunters
* [[Solonor Thelandira]] - Elven God of Hunters

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Monster Mythology is a splatbook for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. The 4th of the "Dungeon Master's Guide Reference" series of books, Monster Mythology was the second of two books expanding upon the Gods of D&D; in contrast to its precursor, "Legends & Lore" (also known as "Deities & Demigods"), which had covered gods of various real world polytheistic faiths as well as several fantasy series deities, Monster Mythology focused on the gods of the demihumans, the monstrous humanoids, and the various sapient monsters.

Aside from some rules on things like non-human priest mechanics, mostly, Monster Mythology was a Monster Manual style guide to the faiths of the non-human races, covering a wide array of monstrous deities in some...sometimes convoluted pantheon divisions.

The Gods of Elves

The Gods of Dwarves

The Gods of Gnomes

The Gods of Halflings

The Goblinoid Gods

The Gods of the Underdark

The Gods of the Giants

The Gods of the Seas and Skies

The Gods of the Scaly Folk

The Gods of the Dark Folk

The Sylvan Gods