The known wildspace systems that have any contact with the Rock of Bral are all aligned with the divine and infernal powers of Greek mythology.
Humans
Humans in the known systems are all ultimately descended from the inhabitants of the ancient world of Kobol. From there, Humans learned about spelljamming, and spread to twelve colonies, each of which has its own culture. The twelve colonies are currently engaged in a war against a neighboring system ruled by a mysterious empire of Warforged warriors.
| Human World | Patron Deity |
| Aerilon | Demeter |
| Aquaria | Hermes |
| Canceron | Hades |
| Caprica | Apollo |
| Gemenon | Hera |
| Leonis | Artemis |
| Libran | Athena |
| Picon | Poseidon |
| Sagittaron | Zeus |
| Scorpia | Dionysus |
| Tauron | Area |
| Virgon | Hestia |
Humans are found in many other systems, and are usually refugees, exiles, or emigrants from the twelve colonies.
Non-Humans
The non-Human species of the known systems in general have longer histories and older civilizations than Humans, and their religions mostly reflect the older generation of Titans.
| Species | Patron Deities |
| Dragons | Tethys (Tiamat) and Oceanus (Bahamut) |
| Dwarves | Hephaestus, Prometheus, other Titans associated with craft |
| Elves | Ouranos (Auberon) and Gaia (Titania) |
| Fiends | Worship their own leaders |
| Giants | Titans in general |
| Giff | Giff usually adopt the religious practices of wherever they find themselves |
| Gnomes | Mnemosyne (Mother Memory) |
| Goblinoids | Rhea (Great Mother) |
| Hadoozee | Nature-spirits |
| Halflings | The Olympians, the same as Humans |
| Orcs | Cyclopes |
| Plasmoids | Oceanus, Proteus, and other spirits associated with shapeshifting |
| Sahuagin | Sea-giant Titans (Telkhines) |
| Thri-Kreen | Coeus the Questioner |
| Warforged | Unknown |
Greek Myth Archetypes
These are characteristics, domains, tropes, and aspects corresponding to the various Olympians. Use these for determining which you may be dealing with (or wanting to supplicate) in any given situation.
| Olympian | Archetypes |
| Aphrodite | Appearance, Desire, Diplomacy, Influence, Love, Objectification, Outward beauty, Perfection, Possession, Reputation, Sociability, Vanity |
| Apollo | Abstraction, Art, Divine wrath, Don't-take-any-guff, Justice, Knowledge, Learning, Logic, Medicine, Music, Order, Reason, Science, Sun, Technique, Thought over emotion |
| Ares | Aggression, Ambition, Argument, Blood-lust, Competitiveness, Debate, Hostility, Male-bonding, Murder, Violence, Will-to-power |
| Artemis | Bond-with-nature, Divine wrath, Enchanter, Hunter, Moon, Mysterious knowledge, Mystery, Occult, Other, Sorceress, Vengeance, Wild nature |
| Athena | Authority-by-virtue, Can-do spirit, Courage, Craft, Creative invention, Duty, Heroism, Honor, Individualism, Martial virtue, Respect, Soldier, Strategy |
| Demeter | Agriculture, Earth-mother, Fertility, Growth, Mother, Nurturing, Source, Weather |
| Dionysus | Dance, Drunkenness, Ecstasy, Emotion-over-reason, Inspiration, Intuition, Lust, Madness, Music (improvised), Passion |
| Hades | Brooding, Caste, Construction, Death, Irrevocable fate, Remembrance, Wealth |
| Hephaeustus | Craft, Technology, Tinkerer |
| Hera | Education, Family, Genealogy, Home-maker, Manners, Mores, Motherhood, Propriety, Social Hierarchy, Taskmaster, Tradition |
| Hermes | Coyote, Dangerous helper, Fertility (male), Fire, Illusion, Life-finds-a-way, Pride, Rhetoric-as-power, Stealth, Swiftness, Tabu-breaker, Thief, Trickster |
| Hestia | Ancestry, Belonging, Comfort, Family, Hearth and home |
| Persephone | Death-impulse, Enclosure, Gehenna, “Gothic,” Graveyard, Nostalgia, Sorrow |
| Poseidon | Danger, Fate, Horses, Ocean, Storms, Travel |
| Zeus | Bard, Boon-giver, Builder, Heavens, Hospitality, Jovial, Law-giver, Masterful, Merciful, Order arises from fertile chaos, Patriarch, Rune-master, Storyteller, Teacher, Thunderbolts, Winds |
Non-Olympian Powers
| Who | What | Notes |
| Coeus | Titan | The Questioner; domain of inquisitive minds and the intellect |
| Crius | Titan | God of the constellations; mapper of the universe |
| Cronus | Titan | Overthrew his father Ouranos to become ruler of the cosmos; in turn overthrown by Zeus and imprisoned in the underworld |
| Cyclopes | Not Primordial nor Titan, but with aspects of both | Three gigantic beings of immense physical power; one is often said to be the fore-runner or identical with Gruumsh, the Orc deity |
| Epimetheus | Titan | “Afterthought” |
| Fates | Spirits | Three goddesses of the inescapable fates of mortals |
| Furies | Spirits | Three spirits of revenge and blood-debt |
| Gaia | A primordial spirit, mother of the Titans | The original earth-spirit and mother-goddess of all life |
| Hecatoncheires | Primordial Kaiju | Amorphous, unbelievably powerful ancient entities that figured in the earliest wars |
| Helios | Titan | Original sun-god |
| Hours | Spirits | Goddesses of order and the progress of time |
| Hyperion | Titan | God of light; father of the sun and the moon |
| Iapetus | Titan | Associated with mortality and the inevitability of death |
| Mnemosyne | Titan | Goddess of memory; mother of the nine Muses |
| Muses | Spirits | Nine spirits of the mind; goddess of the arts and sciences |
| Oceanus | Titan | Original god of the oceans, and by extension the “oceans” of wildspace and the Astral plane |
| Ouranos | A primordial spirit | The original god of the heavens and ruler of the cosmos, overthrown by Cronus |
| Pan | A roving nature spirit, not a Titan | Similar in archetypes to Dionysus, and often his companion |
| Phoebe | Titan | Goddess of cleverness |
| Prometheus | Titan | “Forethought” – benefactor of early Humans |
| Rhea | Titan | Cronus’s queen and mother of the Olympians |
| Tartarus | Primordial | Embodiment of the underworld of death |
| Tethys | Titan | Mother of a multitude of water and nature spirits |
| Theia | Titan | Goddess of sight and vision |
| Themis | Titan | Goddess of order |