They aren't completely home-brewed :) Some contain deities from the D&D 3.5 rules, some include deities from the pathfinder rules, a few of them are home-brew deities, and some are just different presentations of something that already exists in the rules. However, I feel they give my worlds a slightly different feel, and might make players think about their character background and personality a bit more. All grist to the mill of role-playing.

• The Green - my variant on the green faith, that incorporates Nature Spirit Worship.
  • The following deities and pantheons as all seen as aspects of The Green:
    • Erastil, Ehlhonna, Obad Hai, Shan, Gozreh, Cernunnos,
    • The Wen Deities
    • The Old Lords
  • Known / active Nature Spirits include
    • Jack Butterfly of Galinia
    • Shan, the spirit of the Sea Wind (of Porters Bar and The Temple of the Shrines)
    • Mawida, Rusina & Maria - of Faith of The Old Lords.