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Gods of Sorcery

3 deities from 3 traditions whose entries in this atlas list sorcery among their domains, grouped by tradition.

Aztec

1 deity

Tezcatlipoca

night · sorcery · obsidian

The omnipotent and capricious god of the night sky, ancestral memory, and time. Rival to Quetzalcoatl and tester of humanity.

Finnish

1 deity

Louhi

the North (Pohjola) · sorcery · the Sampo

The powerful, gap-toothed mistress of Pohjola, the dark North, who demands the forging of the Sampo in exchange for her daughter, pursues the heroes as a giant eagle when they steal it, and hides the sun and moon in a mountain.

Polynesian

1 deity

Hi'iaka

hula · healing · sorcery

The youngest and most beloved sister of Pele. Hi'iaka is the patron goddess of hula dancers and the protagonist of one of the longest epic narratives in Hawaiian mythology, her journey to fetch Pele's lover Lohiau.

Quick answers

Who is the Aztec god of sorcery?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Aztec deity whose domains include sorcery is Tezcatlipoca.
Who is the Finnish god of sorcery?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Finnish deity whose domains include sorcery is Louhi.
Who is the Polynesian god of sorcery?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Polynesian deity whose domains include sorcery is Hi'iaka.

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