Solkara the Crushing Wave: This primordial is trapped in a glacier.Shangar the Uncrowned: Primordial served by fire titans.He also has a temple of beaten gold called the Eternal Flame Pavilion in the City of Brass, and goblin cults in the world. Fire Lord Imix: Primordial served by fire titans.

Balcoth the Groaning King: His head was cut off by the gods, but it continues to survive as ash and cinders in a cave somewhere in the Elemental Chaos.

Vezzuvu the Burning Mountain: She is trapped in a field of radiance that keeps her shifted partially out of reality, unable to affect or be affected by her surroundings.

Bryakus: Defeated by the gods long ago, the spilled blood of Bryakus gave rise to the first hydras.

Erek-Hus the King of Terror: Erek-Hus cleaved the dragon-god Io into two equal halves with his adamantine axe, but was then defeated when the two halves became Bahamut and Tiamat.

Mual-tar the Thunder Serpent (вЂњLords of Chaos: Mual-tar,вЂќ Dragon 370).There are some holes and missing information (Tmesus is the Black Star, Zurtharak is called the Vein in Iron I think, stuff like that), but it is a good start.Д®DIT: Here is a list I put together myself. Mentat55 wrote:Here is a list of most of the primordials named in official 4e products: Over at ENWorld I came across the following list of Primordials at the Dawn War: I had to do some research on the Dawn War to realize that this is the name referring to the war between the Primordials and the Gods in the 4E mythology. It could just mean that if you want to use the Dawn War deities, you should remove any references to Wee Jas or Hel and replace them with the Raven Queen. I think that Nentir Vale raided content from Greyhawk, as well as Mystara, so some sort of equivalence would be sensible, but it doesn't mean they are the same deity. Does this mean that Nentir Vale has not been totally dumped? I don't think I've heard the 4e pantheon called the Dawn War deities before. Personally, I would say they're one and the same, but that's just me. So not saying they're one and the same, but at least saying there's an association. 'The Raven Queen is akin to the Norse pantheon's Hel and Greyhawk's Wee Jas.' pantheon), including a bit of background to the various deities in the pantheon. There's a section on the Dawn War deities (4th ed. Dragonhelm wrote:Pardon the thread necromancy, but I was reading in the 5e DMG, and there's something that relates to this thread.

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