The gods in Ardania are mostly the ones stated in the PHB. There are a few adjustments and additions, some of which are mentioned below. In case a player has a good idea for a mythos which somehow failed to be represented in the current selection, I might introduce the proposed mythos after the necessary inspection.

• Krolm (the Ancient One, the Forgotten)
  According to many theologists, Krolm was the father of all gods. He created the world as an exercise of power, a gift of love, and a manifestation of a natural desire for procreation and companionship. Krolm however was unfortunate to be soon neglected and forgotten by his children, gods and mortals alike. That understandably upset and hurt him deeply, so he retired further in his divine realms, to ponder the meaning of a greater god's existence.

  Krolm is true neutral, pondering, reticent, austere, earthy, caring, spiritual. He is the silent father who cares for and about his children, but is sparing in open expression of that care.

  The cult to Krolm is still upheld among some barbarian tribes and warrior cultures, but all in all, it is poorly represented. A typical worshiper of Krolm would be a lone barbarian warrior, a shaman hermit, or an eccentric druid. The domains associated with Krolm are Strength, Travel, and Earth.

• Krypta (Wee Jas)
  In this world, the name of the goddess is Krypta. She really likes necromancers and hates everybody who calls her "Wee Jas". She is a considerate and sensible goddess, but can be a real bitch to everyone who rubs her the wrong way.

• Gruumsh
  The PHB has typos -- the big oaf is chaotic evil rather than lawful evil, and always so. Any lawful orcs out there are kindly invited to worship Hextor.

• Sol
  Sol is Pelor's sister and a goddess of the sun. For mechanics purposes, she is the same cult. For roleplaying purposes, they are not completely the same -- priests of either deity consider themselves to be of the same religion, but each faction is staunchly loyal to the respective sibling and the temples have some major differences. Also, Sol is known to have a sect of fanatic female worshipers, called Solarii, which can be considered a religious order or a sect of its own.

• Boccob
  Boccob is chaotic neutral rather than neutral. Most priesthoods are very weary of Boccob and his followers.