The table below lists Deities, Spirits and other Higher Powers that can be called upon for rituals, spells, and other magical work relating the Fae and other nature spirits. As always, before working with any of them, do some research to become familiar with all of their facets, lest you be caught off guard by their ways. Each Higher Power is unique in they way they approach a situation – some may be very straightforward, others brutal, and others gentle. If you are unsure who to pick, you should instead begin with a spell written by someone else, or do a lot more research. Do not rush into any magical work. Take your time and understand your actions, and their potential consequences, fully before proceeding. Deities & Spirits of the Fae Folk
This page contains 3 charts. The first is a list of deities & spirits from numerous pantheons. The next is a list of Celtic deities, and finally is a list of Greco-Roman deities.
Name | Pantheon / Mythos | Gender / Description |
Unkulunkulu | Zulu | God |
Ninigi | Japanese | God |
Enlil | Mesopotamian | God |
Marduk | Mesopotamian | God |
Ninhursag | Mesopotamian | Goddess |
El | Canaanite | God |
Nanna | Norse | Goddess |
Nerthus | Norse | Goddess |
Rusalky | Slavic | Water sprite who lives in streams |
Mati Syra Zemlia | Slavic | Goddess |
Pachamac | Incan | God |
Cred | Paps of Anu | Faery Queen |
Raja Jinn Peri | Malaysian | King of the Fairies |
Adaro | Solomon Islands | Sea Spirit |
Atira | Pawnee | Goddess |
Nokomis | Algonquin | Earth Mother |
Gluskap | Algonquin | Creator / Earth God |
Kachinas | Hopi | Various Nature Spirits |
Olelbis | Wintun | Creator God |
Tekkeitserktock | Inuit | God |
Torngasak | Inuit | Nature Spirit |
Canotila | Lakota | Forest Dwellers |
Capa | Lakota | Beaver Spirit – Lord of domesticity, labor & preparation |
Cetan | Lakota | Hawk Spirit – Associated with the East, speed, dedication & good vision |
Untunktahe | Lakota | Water Spirit |
Celtic Deities
Name | Pantheon / Mythos | Gender / Description |
Cernunnos | Celtic | God |
Dagda | Celtic | God |
Sucellus | Celtic | God |
Eorann | Celtic | Goddess of woods |
Flidhais | Celtic | Woodland Goddess |
Finncaev | Powerful Faery Queen | |
Gyre-Carling | Fife | Faery Queen |
Bean Si | Faery Goddess | |
Aoibhinn | North Munster | Faery Queen |
Aynia | Ulster | Faery Queen |
Grain | Faery Queen | |
Leanan-Sidhe | Faery Mistress | |
Mab | Faery Queen | |
Onaugh | Most beautiful of the Faery Queens | |
Aine of Knockaine | Welsh and Irish | Faery Goddess |
Green Man | Irish, British, Welsh | Nature Lord |
Bri | Irish | Faery Queen |
Greco-Roman Deities
Name | Pantheon / Mythos | Gender / Description |
Gaia | Greek | Goddess, Universal Name for Mother Earth |
Demeter | Greek | Goddess |
Pan | Greek | God |
Cybele | Roman, Greek, Phrygia, & Asian | Goddess |
Flora | Roman | Goddess |
Juno | Roman | Goddess |
Tellus Mater | Ancient Roman | Goddess |
Acis | Greek | River nymph (male) |
Calypso | Greek | Sea nymph |
Echo | Greek | Mountain Nymph |
Egeria | Roman | Oak Queen |
The Muses | Greek | Nymphs of the springs |
Na’iads | Greek | Nymphs of fountains and brooks |
Nereid | Greek | 50 sea goddesses or nymphs (daughters of Nereus) |
Oceanides | Greek | 40 sea nymphs (daughters of Oceanus) |