Welcome back fanatics! Just to catch you up, the Cultists of Tharizdun were captured by Markessa, then dropped In the Dungeons of the Slave Lords to be sacrificed to the Earth Dragon (who may just be an ordinary active volcano). Let's see if the guys can fight their way out of another sticky situation. Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #53
Welcome back readers. Yeah, we all knew the Cultists of Tharizdun would get double-crossed by Markessa. She's the worst. Now firmly in the events of Slave Lords module A4, the damned duo finally gets to meet the head of the cult they have been hunting for since module A1. I hope it was worth all the trouble. Also, some of the dialogue below is torn directly from the adventure. Apologies to Lawrence Schick. Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #52
Welcome back Greyhawkians! When last we saw the Cultists of Tharizdun, Markessa was guiding them through the streets of the Slave Lords city, Suderham. The doomed duo has breezed through the Slave Pits of the Under City, the Secret of the Slavers Stoackade and so far are on their way to bypassing the Assault on the Aerie of the Slave Lords without a hitch. Let's check in, er, looks like we aren't the only ones following the Cultist's progress. What could go wrong? Enjoy!
Saturday, September 5, 2026
My Top 150 Greyhawk Deity List
First, all Suel, Oerid, Flan and Baklunish deities are just named not labeled because many are considered "common."
Second, I did label the Olman and Touv gods because they are less well-known. For those new here, these are the cultures of the Amedio and Hepmonaland regions respectively.
Third, I did use a lot of demihuman and monstrous race deities which usually by default count for Greyhawk. Where these are named, I did label the creature type.
Fourth, for brevity's sake I only listed one portfolio item on each deity.
Fifth, I do give more weight to published human Greyhawk gods. That's why even the worst on the list still get mentioned over obscure elven or halfling gods.
Lastly, the ordering of the list is done purely by a combination of my mood and who I think got the most use in publication or fandom. Now let's get on with the list starting with the bottom 100. Enjoy!
| 150 | Tsolorandril (Wave Motions) | 100 | Earth Dragon (Earth) |
| 149 | Al'Akbar (Duty) | 99 | Ilneval (Orc, War) |
| 148 | Stratis (War) | 98 | Jascar (Mountains) |
| 147 | Sehanine Moonbow (Elf, Moons) | 97 | Daern (Fortifications) |
| 146 | Stern Alia (Law) | 96 | Deep Sashelas (Elf, Aquatic Elves) |
| 145 | Roykyn (Gnome, Cruelty) | 95 | Labelas Enoreth (Elf, Time) |
| 144 | Charmalaine (Halfling, Senses) | 94 | Skoraeus Stonebones (Stone Giants) |
| 143 | Nazarn (Gladiators) | 93 | Berei (Family) |
| 142 | Gendwar Argrim (Dwarf, Fatalism) | 92 | Cyndor (Time) |
| 141 | Vergadain (Dwarf, Wealth) | 91 | Garl Glittergold (Gnome, Protection) |
| 140 | Diinkarazan (Derro) | 90 | Yondolla (Halfling, Fertility) |
| 139 | Dalt (Portals) | 89 | Atroa (Spring) |
| 138 | Damaran (Touv, Vermin) | 88 | Sotillion (Summer) |
| 137 | Katay (Touv, Decay) | 87 | Merikka (Agriculture) |
| 136 | Kundo (Touv, Building) | 86 | Ye'cind (Elf, Music) |
| 135 | Arvoreen (Halfling, Protection) | 85 | Bleredd (Mines) |
| 134 | Nola (Touv, Sun) | 84 | Johydee (Spies) |
| 133 | Xanag (Touv, Metals) | 83 | Velnius (Weather) |
| 132 | Vara (Touv, Nightmares) | 82 | Lirr (Poetry) |
| 131 | Hurakan (Olman, Floods) | 81 | Bralm (Insects) |
| 130 | Vogan (Touv, Weather) | 80 | Allitur (Ethics) |
| 129 | Ilsensine (Mind Flayers) | 79 | Myhriss (Love) |
| 128 | Doresain (Ghouls) | 78 | Laogzed (Troglodytes) |
| 127 | Eilistraee (Drow, Music) | 77 | Blibdoolpoolp (Kuo-Toa) |
| 126 | Gadhelyn (Elf, Outlaws) | 76 | Vaprak (Trolls) |
| 125 | Skerrit (Centaurs) | 75 | Vatun (Barbarians) |
| 124 | Mictlantecuhtli (Olman, Death) | 74 | Telchur (Winter) |
| 123 | Chitza-Atlan (Olman, Dead) | 73 | Camazotz (Olman, Bats) |
| 122 | Eadro (Merfolk) | 72 | Abbathor (Dwarf, Greed) |
| 121 | Solonor Thelandira (Elf, Hunting) | 71 | Maglubiyet (Goblins) |
| 120 | Shargass (Orc, Stealth) | 70 | Joramy (Volcanoes) |
| 119 | Yurtrus (Orc, Plagues) | 69 | Llerg (Beasts) |
| 118 | Luthic (Orc, Fertility) | 68 | Zodal (Mercy) |
| 117 | Kiaransalee (Drow, Slavery) | 67 | Bahamut (Good Dragons) |
| 116 | Urdlen (Gnome, Greed) | 66 | Yeenoghu (Gnolls) |
| 115 | Tlaloc (Olman, Rain) | 65 | Hruggek (Bugbears) |
| 114 | Thrym (Frost Giants) | 64 | Kurtulmak (Kobolds) |
| 113 | Surtr (Fire Giants) | 63 | Mouqol (Trade) |
| 112 | Semuanya (Lizardfolk) | 62 | Kurell (Thieves) |
| 111 | Meyanok (Touv, Serpents) | 61 | Heward (Bards) |
| 110 | Sekolah (Sahuagin) | 60 | Keoghtom (Alchemy) |
| 109 | Nomog-Geaya (Hobgoblins) | 59 | Phyton (Beauty) |
| 108 | Laduguer (Dwarf, Duergar) | 58 | Rillifane Ralithil (Elf, Nature) |
| 107 | Zinzerena (Drow, Assassins) | 57 | Clangeddin (Dwarf, Battle) |
| 106 | Vathris (Anguish) | 56 | Wenta (Autumn) |
| 105 | Brandobaris (Halfling, Stealth) | 55 | Geshtai (Rivers) |
| 104 | Dumathoin (Dwarf, Mining) | 54 | Osprem (Voyages) |
| 103 | Kuroth (Thieves) | 53 | Fortubo (Stone) |
| 102 | Daoud (Humility) | 52 | Azor'alq (Purity) |
| 101 | Grolantor (Hill Giants) | 51 | Phaulkon (Air) |
| 50 | Zagyg (Humor) | 25 | Ralishaz (Misfortune) |
| 49 | Beory (Oerth Mother) | 24 | Celestian (Stars) |
| 48 | Beltar (Malice) | 23 | Fharlanghn (Travel) |
| 47 | Lendor (Time) | 22 | Trithereon (Liberty) |
| 46 | Lydia (Music) | 21 | Ehlonna (Forests) |
| 45 | Syrul (Deceit) | 20 | Incabulos (Plagues) |
| 44 | Xerbo (Sea) | 19 | Kelanen (Swords) |
| 43 | Zilchus (Money) | 18 | Norebo (Luck) |
| 42 | Kyuss (Undead) | 17 | Erythnul (Slaughter) |
| 41 | Procan (Oceans) | 16 | Istus (Fate) |
| 40 | Delleb (Reason) | 15 | Olidammara (Rogues) |
| 39 | Ulaa (Hills) | 14 | Lolth (Drow, Spiders) |
| 38 | Moradin (Dwarf, Smithing) | 13 | Boccob (Magic) |
| 37 | Corellon (Elf, Magic) | 12 | Tiamat (Evil Dragons) |
| 36 | Raxivort (Xvarts) | 11 | Kord (Athletics) |
| 35 | Pyremius (Fire) | 10 | Vecna (Secrets) |
| 34 | Zuoken (Monks) | 9 | Nerull (Death) |
| 33 | Murlynd (Magitech) | 8 | Pholtus (Light) |
| 32 | Rudd (Luck) | 7 | Iuz (Evil) |
| 31 | Mayaheine (Protection) | 6 | St. Cuthbert (Wisdom) |
| 30 | Wastri (Amphibians) | 5 | Wee Jas (Magic) |
| 29 | Obad-hai (Nature) | 4 | Hextor (War) |
| 28 | Gruumsh (Orc, War) | 3 | Heironeous (Chivalry) |
| 27 | Xan Yae (Shadows) | 2 | Pelor (Sun) |
| 26 | Rao (Peace) | 1 | Tharizdun (Eternal Darkness) |
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #51
Greetings Greyhawk pilgrims! The Cultists of Tharizdun continue their quest, alongside a certain woman named Markessa. As the classic story unfolds, they have progressed from A2 right into the A3 module. I have never run the original Slave Lords series but having meticulously parodied them, I now wonder how these even are enjoyable in convention play. There is no time to enjoy and explore this seedy world. What players need is a guide. to show them the interesting bits they'd miss otherwise. That's where the doomed duo is at today, let's follow along. Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #50
Well folks we made it to issue #50 of Cultists of Tharizdun. This of course is not the first iteration of Cultists. I did a Greyhawk Comic from 2005 to 2010. Following that the Cultists have appeared in many issues of Oerth Journal here and there. They are insidious like that. What I've done here with the "Classic Remaster" is applied my 21 years of comic crafting knowledge to reworking my original cultist comic, an unassuming strip that appeared in 2007. What was siginificant about that issue was they were the first mortal characters I used in what was a comic strip devoted to Greyhawk deities (like Pelor, Kord, Vecna, etc). The subject of the comic is also obscure, it's the three-part Tharizdun artifact sought out in Gygax's Gord novels. Enough back story, have a look and then we'll be back to our usual Cultist quest next time. Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #49
Welcome in, fellow Cultaholics! After many hard-fought weeks the dastardly duo finally met someone with answers, the infamous Markessa. Let's see what knowledge she can impart on the guys. Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #48
Well, here we at last dear readers! The Cultists of Tharizdun have been through the Slave Pits of the Undercity and most of the Slavers Stockade looking for a Slave Lord to give them answers about the rival evil cult. Their wandering antics have finally led them to none other than the infamous villain, Markessa! What could go right? Let's see. Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #47
Hello fearless readers! The Cultists of Tharizdun have been speed running through the Slavers series of modules, currently A-2 Secret of Slavers Stockade. However, they still haven't found the secret they are looking for which is the identity of the rival cult behind the Slave Lords. In order to learn the secret, they must find a Slave Lord, right? The quest continues... Enjoy!
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #46
Howdy Greyhawk enthusiasts, it's that time again! When last we saw the Cultists of Tharizdun they left the Slave Pits of the Undercity and went to the remote "Slavers Stockade". First, they tried to surrender to hobgoblins and kobolds but that went awry so now how will they infiltrate the stockade and learn about the cult behind the Slave Lords? Let's find out. Enjoy!
p.s. If the scene below seems absurd, I'll point out it's lifted right from the module!
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #45
Welcome back to the next chapter in the ongoing classic "adventure path" of the Cultists of Tharizdun. If you follow the links below you will see so far, they have been through Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure in Maure Castle, the Steading of the Hill Giant Chief, fought against the Cult of the Reptile God in Orlane, then explored the Slave Pits of the Undercity below Highport. What's next for the dastardly duo? Check it out and enjoy!
p.s. For those new to the World of Greyhawk setting, map coordinates refer to the 1980-1983 Darlene hex map that had coordinate letters and numbers along the sides. Early Greyhawk modules would have these coordinates in the text so DMs could follow without the players knowing the location. That said, the Cultists are evil, so they do not care about SPOILERS!
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #44
Well met Greyfellows! The ongoing adventures of the Cultists of Tharizdun have finally led us to the eponymous classic location they have sought out. Those of you who have also adventured beneath the city of Highport will likely recognize this part. It's been fun for me artistically, let's see if the doomed duo is having as much fun fighting through it. Enjoy!
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #43
Welcome in dear Greyhawk readers. When last we saw the Cultists of Tharizdun, they were sneaking their way into the Undercity of Highport looking for a rival cult behind the Slave Lords. Those of you familiar with this classic story will not be surprised by what they find down there. I will admit this is one module I've never ran but played once at a convention. After seeing the Cultists run through it however, I'm not sure I want to ever run it! Speaking of which, let's see how the guys are doing. Enjoy!
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #42
Welcome again to the ongoing adventures of the Cultists of Tharizdun as they investigate the city of Highport in search of an evil (EVIL not weevil) rival cult that is behind the mysterious Slave Lords. What will they learn? What will WE learn? Let's find out. Enjoy!
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #41
Well met, Greyhawkers! The Cultists of Tharizdun recently finished up in Orlane (follow the links below to see their previous adventures) and have moved on to another possibly classic location in the Flanaess. What could go wrong? Enjoy!
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #40
Well met heroes of the Flanaess! If you saw previously, after a few setbacks against the charmed citizens of Orlane, the Cultists of Tharizdun finally came face-to-face with the "Reptile God". It seems after several well-placed puns they have come to an understanding. Let's see how things turned out. Enjoy!
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #39
Welcome back to the ongoing adventures of the Cultists of Tharizdun. The dismal duo has been locked in a struggle to root out a rival cult in the town of Orlane, only to be drugged, captured, moved to a lair in the Rushmoors, escaped, and captured again. What else could go wrong? Oh right, they could meet the "Reptile God". Let's see how this plays out. Enjoy!
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #38
Welcome Greyhawk enthusiasts! If you haven't figured out what classic mod the Cultists of Tharizdun are mired in, then you'll know now. The fun in writing and producing these last few comics is that I was not familiar with the adventure except in reputation; in fact, I never owned the module until recent years. My critique having read through the story is that I need to run this someday for my friends (non-cultists). In the meantime, I'll have to settle with watching the deranged duo tear through more Greyhawk canon. Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #37
Welcome again to another wacky installment of the Cultists of Tharizdun. If you're just joining in, the demented duo has been on the trail of a rival cult in the town of Orlane. Some of you may know this humble town from a certain classic module I won't name yet. If you do know about it then you'll be familiar with my favorite part, the attention to detail for the names of liquors and taverns. Speaking of, let's see how the guys are doing with the hospitality in Orlane. Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
Greyhawkery Comics: Cultists #36
Welcome back to the ongoing adventures of the Cultists of Tharzidun. As you may have seen last episode, the deranged duo has traveled to Orlane to confront a new rival cult. If there is one thing evil cults never do, it's work well with each other. Speaking of obscure religions, if you know the source material of this storyline, you probably heard of Merikka. Merikka is such an obscure Greyhawk deity that I believe this is the first time I've EVER mentioned her in any comic I've done in nearly twenty years. Let's see if it's worth the trouble for the guys. Enjoy!


















