When designing your Pretender, the form you go with is the "chassis" that you stuff your Design Points into, adding Dominion strength, Scales, and Magic paths for your Bless. What you choose matters more than you probably think, since even Imprisoned pretenders can handle only so much. Your Pretender isn't just a figurehead, either, as they have the capability to remain your most useful unit well into your game.

Your Dominion strength is determined in Pretender design. This determines BOTH how many of your Dominion's candles can be in a province (aside from Preaching or events) and how well it holds up against rival Dominions. Having more candles in a province also adjusts the local Scales faster. While you can increase Dominion strength with 5 Temples per candle, so can everyone else, and it's better to start with the advantage.

Different forms have a different starting Dominion strength, falling into four general categories that happen to coincide with other traits.

Dominion 1 forms are generally Mages, "Gods among Men", a bit like superheroes… Iron-Man-or-Doctor-Strange-style superheroes.

Dominion 2 forms are generally Monsters, worshipped only so that they don't eat their worshippers, which (often) works now!

Dominion 3 forms are generally Titans, powerful forces with enough humanity (physical and otherwise) for mortals to connect with them.

Dominion 4 forms are generally Idols, representations of and/or houses for ascendant spirits, sometimes powered by faith alone.

These generalizations aren't absolute, of course, but the furthest deviation you'll see from them is by 1 candle; for example, ascended Angels are typically Dominion 2 forms, despite looking and feeling more like (depending on the species) either Titans or Mages.

Each upgrade to your Pretender's Dominion strength costs (7*n) Points, with n being the number of upgrades. Buying one candle costs 7 points, buying a second candle costs 14 points, buying a third candle costs 21 points, and so on. Your Mages and Monsters are actually more expensive than they appear, at least if you plan on starting with a specific Dominion strength.

Looking at the pictures above, you can hopefully deduce that Monsters bring the most physical power, followed by Titans, while Idols are hard to destroy. You can't quite improve a Pretender's physical power directly; all of that comes from Indirect Magic bonuses from having Paths (such as additional Natural Protection from having Earth Magic) and your Magic-level-built Bless. So what about magical power?

Most forms start with meager Magic levels, but Design Points that remain after picking your form can be spent for "level-ups". Each upgrade to a Magic path costs (8*n) Points, with n being the number of upgrades in that path. The exception is buying the first level if you don't already have a level in that path, which has a fixed cost that varies with the Pretender. For example, a red-robed Arch Mage starts with 1 and has a New Path Cost of 10, so getting him to 4 costs 48 (8+16+24) Points, while getting him to 4 costs 82 (10+16+24+32) Points.

Mages are the cheapest forms, followed by most Idols, and then followed by most Titans and Monsters. The Mages are as close to a blank canvas as you can get for building your preferred Magic & Scale combination, while other forms come with significant costs for going "wide" in your paths. On the other hand, if you want to go deep into a specific path (perhaps for a strong incarnate Bless), then you should look for whichever form has the highest level in that path at the lowest cost. This typically won't be a Mage, since Mages are such a blank slate that their starting Magic levels are typically 1 in a path or two.

Here is a sheet for reference written by Negate that illustrates the point costs for each additional path or point of dominion https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15h_XP-ssScMh-N2uYOM-V1LQmyHSbLZ05rN8bTmOAE4/edit?usp=sharing

Most Pretender forms are regional or national – they might be a cultural thing, or they might be something explicitly tied to the faction's history. Only one form is shared by absolutely every nation in the game, but a few others are so widely available that a nation not having them is noteworthy. As nations and races interact through the Ages, the pool of Pretender forms that each nation will accept typically widens.

Underwater nations don't allow Pretender forms that aren't inherently Aquatic or Amphibious, so their selections are almost-entirely regional. Mekone & both Phlegras don't accept Mages due to the Gigantes' fervent hatred for "the Gods of Man" and other posers, while Ind doesn't accept Dominion 1 forms because their standards are too high.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Earth Serpent "Python" 2 270 80	2 9 Amphibious Fear (5) Poison Resistance (15) Cold-Blooded Mountain Survival Swamp Survival Recuperation Darkvision (50)	The Tectonic Snake is a moving mountain, with 20 Natural Protection to cover his 210 base HP. Other Monsters might handle foes faster with extra attacks, but Python (that's his default name) has all the time in the world, while his foes will surely rout out of Fear. He's expensive, but he's rock-solid. 20 Points cheaper for EA & MA Agartha.

That's the only form that's available for everyone.

The following forms aren't regional or national, and are thus widely available.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Freak Lord 1 100 10	1 7 Fear (5) Trample Adept Cross Breeder (10) Mounted	A Blood Mage of disturbing skill. Blood is actually easier to Empower than other paths, since Blood Slaves can be worked for, but nations that don't start with the paths could still use a Blood Pretender. His Crossbreeding skill has extra utility in EA, MA, & LA Abysia.
	Great Sage 1 100 10	1 22 Inspiring Researcher (+1) Adept Researcher (+15)	The ultimate bookworm. He's great for boosting Research, even without a ton of paths.
	Crone 1 90 10	1 7 Old Age (715/500) Female	An old (really old) Death Mage. Though her form is past its prime, she's a fairly-cheap option for starting with high Death.
	Master Enchanter 1 90 10	1 7 Stealthy (40) Far Caster (, +1) Supply Bonus (10)	A masterful Sorcerer with a focus on Nature. His Far Caster trait gives him additional range for his Sorcerous Rituals, such as Teleport. It also boosts his Combat Sorcery range by 50%, but that's not as impressive.
	Arch Mage 1 90 10	1 7 Far Caster (, +1)	A masterful Elementalist with a focus on Fire. His Far Caster trait gives him 50% more range for his Elemental Combat Magic, such as Fire Blast. It also boosts the range of his Elemental Rituals, such as Cloud Trapeze.
	Great Enchantress 1 90 10	1 7 Gem Generator (+) Female	A Sorceress that creates 1 Astral Pearl each month. She's a decent "passive" Pretender form, like the Great Sage!
	Dragon 2 260 80	2 9 Fear (10) Poison Resistance (15) Flying Swimming Swamp Survival Supply Bonus (20) Dragon Master (1) Shapechanger: Master Enchanter	Everyone can go Earthsnek, and almost everyone can go with one of the Western Dragons. Only "Far East" nations – EA, MA, and LA T'ien Ch'i, plus Yomi, Shinuyama, and Jomon – won't accept Western Dragons, in addition to the underwater nations. They're also rejected by Mekone, and by MA and LA Phlegra, probably because of their "lesser" alternate forms. Green Dragons breathe Poison Gas, which acts slowly but lingers for quite a while. Their Dragon form suffers a -2 "path boost" to all Magic paths except for Nature, however. 20 Points cheaper for EA Ulm, Marverni, Sauromatia, Tir na n'Og, MA and LA Man, Eriu, and LA Pythium.
	Dragon 2 260 80	2 9 Fear (10) Cold Resistance (15) Flying Mountain Survival Dragon Master (1) Shapechanger: Frost Father	Blue Dragons are just as "rare" as Green Dragons, except that they also avoid EA, MA, & LA Abysia. The Smouldercone is just too hot for them. They breathe Magic Frost, which deals damage up-front but doesn't last as long. Their Dragon form suffers a -2 "path boost" to all Magic paths except for Water. 20 Points cheaper for Niefelheim, MA Caelum, Jotunheim, & Vaettiheim.
	Dragon 2 260 80	2 9 Fear (10) Fire Resistance (15) Flying Wasteland Survival Mountain Survival Dragon Master (1) Shapechanger: Arch Mage	Red Dragons are just as "rare" as Green Dragons. No weird exceptions here! They breathe Fire, which deals all of its damage at once. Their Dragon form suffers a -2 "path boost" to all Magic paths except for Fire. 20 Points cheaper for EA and MA Machaka, EA, MA, and LA Abysia, Hinnom, and MA and LA Marignon.
	Solar Eagle 2 240 80	11 9 Awe (+3) Fire Resistance (15) Flying Mountain Survival Siege Bonus (25) Recuperation Patrol Bonus (50)	This Big Bird flies to the Sun for his Recuperation, and is therefore unavailable to "cave" nations (EA, MA, and LA Agartha, along with EA, MA, and LA Xibalba). He's a professional flyer, boasting a whopping 40 points of Map Movement. He uses his abilities to dominate Siege warfare and to identify most Stealthy scrubs singlehandedly. 20 Points cheaper for EA Caelum & Na'Ba.
	Raven of the Underworld 2 150 80	2 9 Fear (7) Flying Stealthy (20) Curse Bestower (16 vs. MR) Patrol Bonus (25) Spirit Sight Dark Power (4) Fortune Teller (25) Disease Resistance (100) Corpse Eater (15/turn, +1 HP)	This Ominous Bird has the same "rarity" as the Big Bird, but he's also unavailable to EA, MA, and LA Mictlan, Mekone, and MA and LA Phlegra. I'm sure these nations have their own reasons for hating on Ominous Birds. This one takes a while to "get up off the ground", so to speak, but he's still interesting. 20 Points cheaper for Fomoria, Helheim, & LA Caelum.
	Ghost King 2 190 20	1 7 Poor Amphibian Fear (11) Cold Resistance (25) Poison Resistance (25) Undead Need not Eat Chill (3) Ethereal Floating Stealthy (40) Salt Vulnerability (2) Spirit Sight Dominion Monster Summoner (Ghost, 1/20)	A "promoted" Mage, somewhat expensive for his task but relatively hard to kill. Being Amphibious means he can be picked underwater! As a Human, he's rejected by the usual suspects, but he's also rejected by EA, MA, and LA Atlantis because they have their own Ghost King, while MA and LA Marignon don't like him because he's Undead. 20 Points cheaper for Therodos & Lemuria.
	Master Lich 2 250 40	3 11 Poor Amphibian Pierce Resistance Fire Vulnerability (10) Cold Resistance (15) Poison Resistance (25) Undead Inanimate Need not Eat Immortal (3 m.)	Real pros kill themselves so that no one else can kill them. (Don't try this at home!) Since his lungs are in a box somewhere, this "promoted" Mage can go underwater, and therefore he can be chosen by Underwater nations. The only nations that won't accept him are the Human-haters, the Undead-haters, the C'tissian Kingdom (EA, MA, & LA C'tis, since they have their own Lich), and Therodos (probably because they don't actually like death).
	Demilich 3 120 20	3 11 Poor Amphibian Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Invulnerable (30) Cold Resistance (15) Poison Resistance (25) Undead Inanimate Need not Eat Immortal (3 m.) Spirit Sight Immobile	A strange-but-capable example of a "demoted" Idol. This pile of bones can be from any species, so you'll find it in many nations that the Master Lich is banned from. However, it's still hated by the Undead-haters & not accepted by Therodos. It's also not valid for EA, MA, or LA R'lyeh, because the non-slave species for these nations happen to lack bones. Yes, even Aboleths are boneless. The more you know. Note the pile's immobility, and consider giving it 3 so it can Teleport.
	Fountain of Blood 4 160 40	3 11 Fear (20) Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Blind Spirit Sight Innate Spellcaster (1) Blood Searcher (3) Immobile	This is the most-commonly-available Idol in the game, ignoring the Demilich. Of the eighty-three nations that can install fountains without looking stupid, only six can't/won't have this one. EA & MA Ulm, MA and LA Phlegra, and LA Atlantis won't have it, because they're uncultured swine who don't appreciate the ironic beauty of a Fountain of Blood. Mekone won't have it either, because they're too snooty for modern art. Judging by its Fear aura, not many find it pleasing to look at, but those who run are Philistines. 20 Points cheaper for LA Ulm.
	Oracle 4 150 40	12 11 Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Blind Spirit Sight Fortune Teller (33) Innate Spellcaster (1) Immobile	Somewhat-annoyingly, this Fountain has less acceptance than a Fountain of Blood. This might be because water freezes more easily than blood; EA & MA Vanheim, Helheim, Niefelheim, Rus, Jotunheim, Vanarus, Midgard, Utgard, and Vaettiheim are all unable to keep the water running. EA & MA Pangaea view running water as a dreaded facet of civilization, and Asphodel will probably kill you for suggesting it. Yomi & Shinuyama would love to have running water, but are probably too incompetent to make it work. They also hate culture, and that's a major impediment for building fountains. EA, MA, & LA Abysia wouldn't even dream of worshipping water. Last-but-not-least, Phaeacia prefers Fountains of Blood over regular fountains, and I have absolutely no idea why. 20 Points cheaper for MA and LA Arcoscephale, MA Pythium, & Ind.

"Mediterranean" forms are characters from Greek mythology, or at least depictions of them in the case of the Idols. There are nineteen nations that accept most-or-all of these forms:

• Early Ages: Arcoscephale, Ermor, Sauromatia, Pangaea, & Berytos.
• Middle Ages: Arcoscephale, Ermor, Sceleria, Pythium, Marignon, Pangaea, Asphodel, and Phaeacia.
• Late Ages: Arcoscephale, Pythium, Lemuria, Marignon, Pangaea, and Erytheia.

In addition to those, Mekone, MA Phlegra, and LA Phlegra draw all of their available Pretender forms from this cultural region, but they're rather picky.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Grey One "Deino" "Enyo" "Persis" 1 90 10	11 9 Old Age (2475/2000) Trinity Eyeless	Whatever paths you choose: - the main sister (Deino, known as Persis in the myths) will have all your Nature & Blood, - the second sister (Enyo) will have all your Fire & Earth, - and the third sister (Persis, known as Pemphredo in the myths) will have all your Air & Astral. A negative path boost is incurred for every Grey One that isn't in their province. (I mean, every Grey One in your Trinity; you won't be stuffed if others pick this Pretender.) Deino has a unique Item, the Eye of the Grey Ones, which provides 6 Precision for Eyeless holders & also grants Spirit Sight. You can trade it around, but be careful not to lose it!
	Great Black Bull 2 200 80	11 9 Trample Berserker (+7) Forest Survival Recuperation Supply Bonus (10)	Bulls are surprisingly-common Pretender forms. MA Ermor and Lemuria won't follow such a symbol of life, but lots of other nations will. Marverni, EA & MA Machaka, Hinnom, Mekone, and Ubar are all on the list, among others. 20 Points cheaper for EA and MA Pangaea.
	Great White Bull 2 200 80	11 9 Trample Berserker (+5) Forest Survival Recuperation Supply Bonus (60)	Though calmer and around 1% weaker than the Black Bull, the White Bull is more popular overall. MA Ermor and Lemuria still won't like it, but plenty of others will. Marverni, EA & MA Machaka, Fomoria, Kailasa, Lanka, Hinnom, Mekone, and Ubar are all on the list, among others. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Pangaea.
	Demiurge "Ialdabaoth" 2 200 80	11 9 Regeneration (10%) Awe (+3) Poison Resistance (15)	One of those forms that's also accepted by Mekone, MA Phlegra, LA Phlegra, and Ind. Being the Gnostic "creator of everything", his status in Dominions is pretty amusing. Astral is pretty cool with Earth, but it needs to be high-leveled to counter Magic Duels in MP.
	Drakon 2 250 80	11 9 Fear (10) Poison Resistance (15) Cold-Blooded Swimming Swamp Survival Supply Bonus (10) Unsurroundable (2) Dragon Master (1)	A favorite of Mekone, MA Phlegra, and LA Phlegra. Who wouldn't love a Green Dragon with six attacks and the knowledge to not spray on his own team? He's even a little sturdier. 20 Points cheaper for EA Arcoscephale, Mekone, and MA and LA Phlegra.
	Hound of Hades "Kerberos" 2 190 80	11 9 Fear (11) Poison Resistance (15) Patrol Bonus (50) Spirit Sight Disease Resistance (100) Unsurroundable (2)	Also accepted by Mekone, MA Phlegra, and LA Phlegra. Who wouldn't want a giant doggie with three heads and eight attacks per round? Cerberus/Kerberos can wear three hats at once, but they better not be helmets!
	Eldest Cyclops "Brontes" 2 220 60	111 11 Fire Resistance (15) Mountain Survival Master Smith (1) Resource Bonus (30) One-eyed	A "demoted" Titan, legendary in Mekone, MA Phlegra, and LA Phlegra. He's also been sighted in EA, MA, and LA Agartha, where the mortals respect his one-eyed nature. He's not thrifty with his magic crafts, but he's great at making gear. 20 Points cheaper for Mekone, MA Phlegra, and LA Phlegra.
	Prince of Death "Orcus" 2 260 80	3 11 Fear (13) Cold Resistance (15) Poison Resistance (25) Undead Need not Eat Flying Spirit Sight Reanimation Bonus (0/4) Retinue: Shadow x4d6	Another "demoted" Titan, reviled by the Undead-haters but accepted by Mekone, MA Phlegra, LA Phlegra, & LA Atlantis. Part of his Dragon-like cost goes into his Skeleton-raising talents, while another part goes into his horde of Shadowy servants. His combat stats are a bit short. 20 Points cheaper for Sceleria.
	Gorgon 2 230 80	21 11 Fear (10) Poison Resistance (15) Flying Forest Survival Recuperation Petrification Supply Bonus (10) Unsurroundable (1)	The Gorgon has the backstory and physical stats of a "promoted" Mage, but she also has the Magic of a "demoted" Titan. Though Mekone, MA Phlegra, & LA Phlegra respect her misanthropy and will stoop to serve her, six of the other "Mediterranean" nations won't, including Berytos. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Pangaea.
	Mother of Monsters "Echidna" 3 210 60	111 11 Poison Resistance (25) Cold-Blooded Swimming Swamp Survival Supply Bonus (10) Poison Cloud (8) Adept Cross Breeder (10) Dominion Monster Summoner Female	Marverni, Mekone, EA C'tis, MA Phlegra, Ind, MA C'tis, LA Phlegra, & LA C'tis all respect Echidna. MA & LA Marignon refuse to serve her, however. Spells that summon Lamias will give her 3 extra, since she's the Mother of Lamias too. She'll summon various "Good" Cross Breeding results in her Dominion, such as Chimeras and Draco Lions, but they won't be guaranteed to have enough Poison Resistance to fight with her. 20 Points cheaper for Sauromatia.
	Great Archon "Abrasax" 3 280 60	111 11 Spirit Sight Inspiring Researcher (+2) Alchemist (100)	This Chicken-Man is available to the same nations as his Gnostic cousin and/or (depending on how you interpret Gnosticism) opponent. He might've even mistaken the Pantokrator for the Demiurge. Whoops! 20 Points cheaper for MA & LA Marignon.
	Titan of Love "Aphrodite" 3 250 60	12 11 Awe (+5) Supply Bonus (20) Reduces Unrest (10) Female	Unfortunately, Aphrodite isn't a necrophile, so she won't lead MA Ermor or Lemuria. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale, EA, MA, and LA Pangaea, and EA Ermor.
	Titan of Rivers "Dido" 3 240 60	21 11 Poor Amphibian Gem Generator (+) Female	Unfortunately, Asphodel doesn't like Dido. She's also not cheaper for Berytos or Phaeacia, even though she founded Carthage in myth. Oh well, she's not too-terribly overpriced. 20 Points cheaper for LA Pythium and Erytheia.
	Titan of Forethought "Prometheus" 3 250 60	111 11 Sailing (999) Fortune Teller (15) Disease Healer (1) Inspiring Researcher (+1)	Mekone, MA Phlegra, & LA Phlegra like this guy. He's old, huge, and oppressed by some God that Humans worship, after all. 20 Points cheaper for Mekone, MA Phlegra and LA Phlegra, and Phaeacia.
	Titan of Winds and Waves "Isis Pelagia" 3 250 60	21 11 Amphibious Sailing (999) Gift of Water Breathing (50) Female	Being Amphibious, the Isis of the Sea is also accepted by the "Mediterranean" nations of the sea: EA and MA Pelagia, EA and MA Oceania, & Therodos. She's not Ambidextrous, so you should probably give her a Shield for her off-hand. 20 Points cheaper for Phaeacia and Erytheia.
	Titan of the Underworld "Hades" 3 220 60	12 11 Stealthy (40) Spirit Sight Assassin (3)	Since he's a Titan of the Underworld, Hades is also accepted by EA, MA, and LA Agartha. That might be a pun; you can decide if it's funny. Biggos are notoriously bad at staying unseen, so this one has a unique Helmet of Invisibility that makes him Invisible, helping with his Assassination hobby in exchange for his Skullface slot. Just make sure to change his name and paths if you plan on Assassinating with this guy, at least in Multiplayer games. Everyone knows Hades and his hobbies!
	Titan of Death and Rebirth "Serapis" 3 210 60	111 11 Supply Bonus (60) Strength of the Spring (25)	Serapis has 120 HP in mid-Spring and 60 HP in mid-Autumn. He also grows olives from his hat. There are probably better options for depth in one or two of his three paths, but he has his trio down pat. 20 Points cheaper for LA Pythium, and 40 Points cheaper for Erytheia. If you're wondering why he's so cheap for Erytheia, it's because he's Ptolemaic Egypt's favorite.
	Titan of the Forge "Hephasteos" 3 230 60	12 11 Fire Resistance (5) Forge Bonus (20%) Master Smith (1) Limp	This damaged savant actually has a well-defined godly niche; he's accepted by EA, MA, and LA Ulm, as well as EA, MA, and LA Agartha. 20 Points cheaper for EA and MA Arcoscephale, along with EA and MA Ulm.
	Lord of the Wild 3 240 60	21 11 Animal Awe (+3) Stealthy (40) Berserker (+5) Forest Survival Recuperation Supply Bonus (20) Beastmaster (+3) Monster Summoner (Maenad, Turmoil)	This furry is probably not named "Pan" because the Panii are their own thing. Marverni, Mekone, and both Phlegras accept this guy, but six of the "Mediterranean" nations do not; Berytos, MA Ermor, Sceleria, Lemuria, and both Marignons form the region's anti-furry coalition. 20 Points cheaper for EA and MA Pangaea.
	Titan of Heaven "Zeus" 3 220 60	21 11 Shock Resistance (15)	Zeus is a simple, reliable guy (as long as you don't have an attractive daughter). He doesn't even need a weapon, really, due to his electrically-charged fists. Armor would be nice, though. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale.
	Titan of the Sea 3 230 60	21 11 Amphibious Gift of Water Breathing (75)	This guy isn't named Poseidon, possibly because everyone in Greece had a different epithet for him, resulting in multiple different Poseidons through Dominions logic. He's available to all of the same nations as the Titan of Winds and Waves, with the notable exception of Therodos – perhaps he's the one who sank them. 20 Points cheaper for Phaeacia and Erytheia. Phaeacia's local Poseidon is named Aegaeus (if you remember to call him that).
	Titan of the Hunt "Artemis" 3 250 60	3 11 Poison Resistance (5) Stealthy (40) Forest Survival Supply Bonus (30) Beastmaster (+3) Female Retinue: Hound x 1d6 Deer x 3d6 Black Hawk x 1d6	Artemis provides deep Nature access and an on-demand Animal ambush for a somewhat-reasonable price. Her hunting dogs are Sacred! 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale.
	Titan of War and Wisdom "Athena" 3 250 60	111 11 Fear (5) Combat Caster Female	Athena's bulk is a little underwhelming compared to her skill, but she joins with a full set of armor, a bonus attack, and a small Fear aura. She's a little pricey for a combat-focused three-path Goddess, particularly if you want Blesses, but she's pretty decent. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale.
	Titan of Growth "Demeter" 3 180 60	12 11 Supply Bonus (70) Female	Though she's smaller than most other Titans, Demeter can make use of the Larger Bless to get big (104 HP) and strong (25 Strength). She's also cheaper for Nature than Artemis is, if you factor in their initial costs! 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale, and LA Pythium.
	Titan of the Spring "Persephone" 3 200 60	21 11 Immortality (Spring) Supply Bonus (10) Strength of the Spring (50) Female	Persephone has 117 HP in mid-Spring and 39 HP in mid-Winter. On the other hand, the Underworld returns her every early Spring, and never any earlier. The set "return date" will get progressive more annoying as you pile up more Priests that could call other Pretenders back relatively-quick, but at least Persephone will never lose Magic paths. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale, and LA Pythium.
	Titan of Crossroads "Hekate Lampadephoros" "Hekate Kleidouchos" "Hekate Kourotropos" 3 300 60	111 1 Trinity Inept Researcher (-10) Ambidextrous (+2) Female Lamp: Fear (6) Patrol Bonus (+50) Spirit Sight Stygian Guide (75) Retinue: Hound x 1d6 Lampad x 2 Key: Siege Bonus (50) Darkvision (100) Teleport Serpent: Poison Resistance (15) Darkvision (100) Supply Bonus (10) Disease Healer (2)	Hecate, also known as "The Triple Goddess", is a very different trinity from the Grey Ones. The three share all of their paths, but they then each get a -2 path boost to all of them, even if they're all in the same province. From there: - Ms. Light-Bearer gets +1 Death, or 1 if the trio only had 1 to begin with, - Ms. Key-Holder gets +1 Astral, or 1 if the trio only had 1 to begin with, - and Ms. Snake-Nanny gets +1 Nature, or 1 if the trio had only 1 to begin with. Standard negative path-boosts from separation still apply after all that. Ms. Key-Holder can teleport the other two (if they're on the same Plane) to her, by the way. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA, and LA Arcoscephale, and LA Pythium.
	Titan of Serpents and Medicine 3 250 60	12 11 Poison Resistance (15) Swamp Survival Supply Bonus (20) Disease Healer (3) Disease Resistance (100) Retinue: Horned Serpent x 2d6 Female	Whoever this lady is supposed to be, she has a nice retinue and a very-nice amount of Healing power. 20 Points cheaper for Phaeacia.
	Statue of War 4 170 40	21 11 Amphibious Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Blind Spirit Sight Innate Spellcaster (1) Monster Summoner (Barbarian, Turmoil) Immobile	If only Ares was actually in this game… Oh well. The statue can also be found in Mekone, both Phlegras, all of the previously-established "Mediterranean" sea nations, MA Atlantis, and Ind. 20 Points cheaper for EA Ermor, Mekone, MA Phlegra, Ind, and LA Phlegra.
	Bronze Colossus 4 370 40 Dormant	12 11 Poor Amphibian Slash Resistance Blunt Resistance Pierce Resistance Shock Resistance (15) Fire Resistance (15) Cold Resistance (15) Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Mindless Innate Spellcaster (1)	This puppet of faith alone acts like a "promoted" Titan, since it can move! It's pretty bad at hitting things, but it has full Equipment slots for rectifying that. It also starts out sleeping, but it's not like it's only useful for expanding. Just look at its bulk, resistances, and slots! Berytos has its own Colossus instead of this one, but this one is alternatively found in Mekone, MA and LA Phlegra, and Therodos. 20 Points cheaper for EA, MA and LA Arcoscephale, Mekone, and Erytheia. 40 Points cheaper for Therodos.
	Statue of the Underworld 4 190 40	3 11 Amphibious Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Spirit Sight Innate Spellcaster (1) Immobile	Apparently having deep eye-holes carved in your statue-form means you can be blinded. Here's a question: is that Hades on the statue, or is Hades a copycat? The statue can be found in the same nations as the Statue of War, along with LA Atlantis, MA R'lyeh, and LA R'lyeh, by the way. Alien invasions are quite apocalyptic, right? 20 Points cheaper for Therodos, MA Ermor, Sceleria, and Lemuria.
	Statue of Fertility 4 170 40	12 11 Amphibious Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Blind Spirit Sight Innate Spellcaster (1) Immobile	In real-life, this statue was found at the legendary Temple of Artemis in Ephesus. In Dominions 5, the statue can be found in the same nations as Statue of War, sans MA Atlantis and Ind. It's even cheaper than Demeter, at least for the nations where Demeter doesn't have that fat 20-Point discount.
	Statue of Order 4 190 40	12 11 Amphibious Slash Resistance Pierce Resistance Poison Resistance (25) Inanimate Need not Eat Blind Spirit Sight Innate Spellcaster (1) Immobile	Since this appears to be a statue of a human (or a God of Humans), Mekone and both Phlegras hate it. Ys accepts it, though. Otherwise, it's found in the same nations as the Statue of War. 20 Points cheaper for Ind.

There's also some overlap with other regions that will be discussed in those regions.

"Celtic" Forms are mostly characters from the mostly-lost lore of the Celts. There are eleven factions that accept most-or-all of these forms:

• Early Age: EA Ulm, Marverni, Tir na n'Og, and Fomoria
• Middle Ages: MA Man, Eriu, MA Ulm, and MA Marignon
• Late Ages: LA Man, LA Ulm, and LA Marignon

There's also Ys, but only three "Celtic" Forms are available to it, since Ker-Ys stubbornly chose to spend a few centuries under the sea.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Arch Druid 1 90 10	1 7 Poison Resistance (15) Stealthy (40) Forest Survival Supply Bonus (10) Ivy Lord (2)	A Nature Mage of phenomenal skill and proportional influence. His Ivy Lord skill means he'll get an additional two summons from Awaken Vine Men and Awaken Vine Ogres. He can also safely cast Foul Vapors, thanks to his Poison Resistance. He doesn't have the Master Enchanter's Reach, but do you really need that?
	Rams-Headed Serpent 2 200 80	2 9 Regeneration (10%) Animal Awe (+3) Poison Resistance (15) Forest Survival Recuperation Supply Bonus (70) Beastmaster (+3) Retinue: Boar x 2d6 Deer x 3d6	Compared to the Earthsnek (since both are sneks with one attack), Ramsnek has Regeneration instead of Recuperation, and a big pile of attendants instead of Fear. Earthsnek's physical superiority could be hand-waved as a premium – you could take another positive Scale with those 70 extra points. (Two if Ramsnek is cheap!) 20 points cheaper for Marverni.
	Dog of the Underworld 2 140 80	11 9 Fear (11) Cold Resistance (15) Stealthy (60) Curse Bestower (16 vs. MR) Forest Survival Darkvision (100%) Dark Power (3) Disease Resistance (100%) Corpse Eater (20/turn, +1 HP)	It's the Hound of the Baskervilles! He doesn't eat children, though… while they're alive. Imagine a Raven of the Underworld, but with respectable initial bulk instead of wings. 20 points cheaper for Fomoria.
	Thrice Horned Boar 2 200 80	11 9 Trample Berserker (+5) Forest Survival Recuperation Supply Bonus (60)	People swear by this boar, so he must be good. 20 points cheaper for Marverni.
	Hooded Spirit 2 270 80	111 11 Amphibious Magic Being Ethereal Stealthy (65) Supply Bonus (110) Spirit Sight Trinity	This is the most generic Trinity in the game. Don't debate me on this, their individual parts lack unique names. These three are split like the Grey Ones, except that one part will get EVERY path you add to the Trinity during Pretender creation. 20 points cheaper for Marverni and MA Man.
	Great Mother 3 270 60	12 11 Regeneration (10%) Trample Forest Survival Supply Bonus (20) Female	Over half of the factions in Dominions will accept their Mother Earth (or at least a being that resembles her) as their Goddess, including all of the Northern and Mesoamerican factions and a good amount of the Mediterranean factions. She uses her immensity to crush foes under her feet, since she's actually too big to reach most beings with weapons. This unfortunately leaves her prone to "Limps" (foot damage). A defensive bless is recommended if you plan on sending her into battle, or at least Recuperation to fix her feet. 20 Points cheaper for EA Ulm.
	Duiu of Farming "Sucellus" 3 210 60	12 11 Supply Bonus (70) Gem Generator (+)	Nature Gems are nice, right? And that hammer looks impressive. If nothing else, he can cast Foul Vapors. 20 Points cheaper for Marverni and MA Marignon.
	Duiu of Thunder "Taranis" 3 240 60	111 11 Shock Resistance (15) Storm Immunity Power of the Turning Year (1)	Taranis has four months each year where he's at his best; Turn 1 and every 3rd turn after, to be exact. He's not improved by a LOT, but the minor bonuses help his two short-ranged melee attacks, and +1 Strength will help his ranged attack if it hits. 20 Points cheaper for Marverni, MA Man, and MA & LA Marignon.
	Duiu of War "Esus" 3 240 60	111 11 Supply Bonus (10) Combat Caster	Of the three Duius, Esus has the best stats, but also the worst "base kit" for combat. Atop that, the others have better combat magic; Sucellus can cast Mossbody and Foul Vapors, while Taranis can cast Flight. Ironically, Esus stands out more outside of combat, providing Blood Fecundity, Cross Breeding, and (for Marverni) Blood Sacrifice. 20 Points cheaper for Marverni and LA Marignon.
	Horned One "Cernunnos" 3 240 60	3 11	Melee Artemis. 20 Points cheaper for Marverni.
	Lord of the Forest 3 180 60	12 11 Supply Bonus (20) Forest Survival	The simple elegance of not-Odin, also known as "Bob", cannot be understated. Personal Regeneration, Ironskin (or Stoneskin if you're in a rush), Earth Might, Strength of Gaia, and full equipment from the start. His Strength score's lower than an Anakite's, though. 20 Points cheaper for Marverni and MA Man.
	Matrona of the Healing Spring "Sirona" 3 230 60
	Son of the Sea "Manannan" 3 270 60
	Morrigna "Badb" "Macha" "Nemain" 3 340 60
	Monolith 4 180 40
	Father of the Sea "Lir" 4 210 80		Lir is an odd one; should you somehow edit one of the Celtic nations to start underwater, he'll be there. Otherwise, he just has Ys.

"Northern" Forms are mostly characters from the pagan lore of Northern Europe. There are fourteen factions that can have most-or-all of these forms:

• Early Age: EA Ulm, EA Vanheim, Helheim, Niefelheim, and Rus
• Middle Ages: MA Ulm, MA Vanheim, Jotunheim, and Vanarus
• Late Ages: LA Ulm, Midgård, Utgård, Bogarus, and Vaettiheim

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Eldest Dwarf "Reginn" 1 70 20	1 7 Mountain Survival Darkvision (50) Master Smith (1)	Hilariously small and disgustingly cheap, the Giant factions (Niefelheim, Jotunheim, Utgard, and Vaettiheim) and Helheim won't serve him. 20 Points cheaper for EA & MA Vanheim.
	Svartalf Mastersmith "Fafnir" 1 260 20	11 9 Mountain Survival Darkvision (50) Master Smith (1) Shapechanger: Linnormr	Fafnir is a rare "demoted" Monster who can handle new paths semi-cheaply; his "Limbed-Worm" form provides a -2 pathboost to most paths, however, and a -1 pathboost to E & D. He also starts with a Ring of Dwarven Gold, which does absolutely nothing but gum up an Item slot; on the other hand, it might end up in the empty slot of a thug who kills him, upon which it becomes your enemy's problem. Fafnir is unavailable to both the Giant nations and EA Vanheim, the latter of which favors his brother. 20 Points cheaper for Helheim.
	Frost Father 1 100 10	11 9 Snow Move Cold Resistance (25) Chill Aura (11) Cold Power (2)	This is the guy people are typically talking about when they bemoan Cheap Mages. Such is his cheapness that he's accepted by more than half of the world. Revel in it. Don't forget to keep him where it's Cold, though.
	Bitch Queen 1 170 10	1 7 Supply Bonus (10) Regeneration (10%) Invulnerability (15) Forest Survival Female Shapechanger: Crone Retinue: Wolf x 3d6	She won't randomly die to projectiles, at the very least. Both Mans respect that. Her Crone form has less HP, but her max still outstrips all but the greatest Human, Tuatha, and Van heroes. It may be tempting to have her start out as that, but doesn't have Regeneration in that form, and an Affliction caught while being a furless thing will carry over to her tougher shape. Pay no attention to the furry bulge on the sprite; both forms are female. (Not that it matters...)
	Son of Fenrer 2 170 80	11 9	This is apparently not Fenrir… and Skoll & Hati are busy chasing the Sun & Moon. Anyway, LA Atlantis also accepts a giant wolf; from its inspiring culture, there's one known as "Amarok". The relative cheapness of this beast is probably owed to his fragility, mainly his lack of Recuperation despite being a Berserker. After expansion, though, he can transition to ambushing with Foul Vapors. 20 points cheaper for Niefelheim, Jotunheim, Utgård, and Vaettiheim.
	Ormr 2 200 80	11 9	This is the most-generic form of the "worm", the classic Germanic dragon. What do you lose with the 70-point discount over Earthsnek? 33% of its HP and 25% of its Protection, apparently… And the ability to cross mountains in the cold, ironically. You do get Regeneration, though, so your budget Snek could still stall out defenders. You also gain some map movement in ideal terrain, and you lose cold-blooded-ness.
	Linnormr "Nidhögger" 2 230 80	11 9	Is this "limbed worm" strong enough to justify his literally-lethal reputation? Well, picture a Drakon; then imagine it with just one head, less-suitable buffing paths, a Hydra's poison (but stronger), and Dragon Master for Ice Drakes. Then imagine it's not Cold-Blooded, and that it has 30 extra HP. You can still have his religion spread Growth.
	Wyrm 2 230 80	11 9	Compared to the other Northern Monsters, the "Wyrm" is very-well-known. Many nations of the Deeps will accept it, for instance, as well as many Mesoamerican and African ones. It's essentialy an Ormr with a second head instead of Cold Resistance; nothing too complex. Whether the extra attack is worth those extra 30 points is a personal matter.
	Asynja "Idun" 3 220 60	12 11 Stealthy (65) Disease Healer (1) Supply Bonus (20) Glamour Female	Idun is unavailable for the Giant factions, due to personal beef. Being a Disease Healer is largely superfluous for the elves, and her cross-path isn't particularly useful outside of blessings. Still, a super-mage/supercombatant your foes can't see coming can be very handy.
	Deives of the Sun "Saule" 3 200 60	21 11 Supply Bonus (10) Reduces Unrest (-10) Gem Generator (+) Female	Niefelheim doesn't like the Sun. Anyway, Unrest-reduction is very nice on Blood nations, and the Northern region has a few. Those 2 can be immediately made into 1 if you don't need them, but a free Fire Elemental or two each battle and a free Lightless Lantern every season can be pretty nice. 20 points cheaper for Rus, Vanarus, and Bogarus.
	Keeper of the Bridge 3 190 60	111 11 Patrol Bonus (+50) Supply Bonus (10) Spirit Sight	Not-Heimdall is kinda similar to "Bob", as a "budget" Titan-thug who starts out with thug paths and a full kit. Compared to "Bob", Not-Heimdall requires 8 points or 1 for Personal Regeneration, but he can cast Flight and Flying Shield without any fuss. There's also his insane elf-spotting ability, in case you're paranoid.
	Allfather "Odin" 3 270 40	111 11	A Size-6 Mounted Van Hirdman, with three attacks (two of which are Strength-independent but still ridiculous) and a Fenrer-like retinue. For starting the war with the Rimtursar, Odin isn't very popular among the Giant factions. Despite losing the war, however, the Van elves love him. Despite his offensive power, Odin is a bit less durable than most Titans, at least beneath all his magical trickery. 20 points cheaper for EA & MA Vanheim, and for Helheim.
	Asynja 3 240 60	21 11 Glamour Female	Not-Sif (Not-Thor's-extremely-tall-wife) is a juggernaut. A Size-6 Van Hirdwoman, in full gear. The Giant nations won't serve her, out of personal beef. 20 points cheaper for EA & MA Vanheim, and for Midgård.
	Father of Winters 3 230 60	12 11	Whether the image source is of Svarog (a fire deity) or Stribog (a wind deity) is unclear, but what is clear is that he's Old Man Winter. LA Atlantis may worship this guy, too. Anyway, if you wish your Frost Father was bigger and more expensive, you're in luck. 20 points cheaper for Rus, Vanarus, and Bogarus.
	Monolith 4 180 40	111 11	Also a Celtic Form!
	Idol of Men "Svetovid" 4 150 40	111 11	Also for Sauromatia, Yomi, Shinuyama, and Jomon. A pretty-good chassis for "giant" nations, since 77 can provide an Awe-Regeneration bless. Going full-7's can also provide Shock Weapons, which shock fellers.
	Idol of Beasts 4 160 40
	Idol of Sorcery 4 160 40
	Irminsul 4 160 40

"Middle American" forms are characters and icons from the shattered mythologies of Central America. This is a small region in Dominions 5; its characters are not national forms, but they're pretty darn close. The following seven factions are domains that most-or-all Middle American forms have access to:

• Early Ages: EA Mictlan and EA Xibalba
• Middle Ages: MA Mictlan and MA Xibalba
• Late Ages: LA Marignon, LA Mictlan, and LA Xibalba

If you're thinking that Marignon entered the Middle American domain by enslaving Mictlan or Xibalba, you'd be wrong. The Aztecs weren't conquered in a day, and the Mayans took 186 years to fully conquer.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Bolon-ti-ku 2 230 80	21 11
	Demon Macaw "Vucub Caqix" 2 180 80	11 9
	Serpent of the Underworld "Urcaguay" 2 180 80	11 9
	Hun Balam 2 190 80	11 9 Stealthy (40) Fear (10) Forest Survival Retinue: Jaguar x2d6	The One Jaguar attacks so quickly, it doesn't have an attack sprite! Huh.
	Teotl of War "Huitzilopochtli" 3 240 60	111 11
	Teotl of the Sky 3 220 60	111 11
	Teotl of the Underworld "Mictlantecuhtli" 3 240 60	12 11
	Hun Came 3 280 60	12 11
	Teotl of Rain "Tlaloc" 3 240 60	111 11
	Teteo Inan "Coatlique" 3 260 60	111 11
	Teotl of the Night 3 280 60	12 11	It's BATMAN!
	Statue of the Bloody Mother 4 170 40	12 11
	Colossal Head 4 170 40	12 11

"Middle Eastern" forms are characters and icons from various mythologies in the region. There's stuff from the Fertile Crescent, stuff from ancient Arab lore, some Berber thingies (that should really be in the African category), and even a couple of Abrahamic thingies (though not a lot).

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Moloch 2 320 80	21 11
	Scorpion King 2 240 60	11 9
	Sphinx 2 200 60	11 9 Fear (6) Flying Female	This is the best-known form of the Sphinx, but she's not cheap for anyone.
	Celestial Gryphon 2 200 80	2 9 Shock Resistance (15) Fear (5) Flying	Not too bad of a deal for high Air! Plus there are three attacks on this bird.
	Urmahlullu 2 200 60	11 9
	Celestial Lion 2 170 80	11 9
	Man-Eater 2 220 80	11 9
	Shedu 2 210 80	11 9 Flying Trample	A Flying Trampler? Oh gosh! 20 points cheaper for Ur & Uruk
	Solar Disc 3 220 60	3 11
	Annunaki of the Morning Star "Ishtar" 3 220 60	111 11
	Annunaki of Love and War "Inanna" 3 250 60	111 11
	Annunaki of the Underworld "Ereshkigal" 3 260 60	3 11
	Ilahat of Fate "Manat" 3 210 60	3 11
	Ilahat of Might "Al Uzza" 3 200 60	111 11
	Lord of The Desert Sun 3 240 60
	Lord of The Summer Plague 3 230 60
	Annunaki of the Sky 3 270 60
	Annunaki of Sweet Waters "Enki" 3 240 60
	Annunaki of the Moon "Sin" 3 250 60
	Annunaki of Growth and Rebirth "Dumuzi" 3 250 60
	Ilah of the Sky "Wadd" 3 240 60
	Ilah of the Sacred Mountain "Dushara" 3 230 60
	Ilah of the Moon "Almaqah" 3 220 60
	Golden Idol 4 130 40
	Wooden Colossus "Hubal" 4 230 40
	Betyl of the Sun 4 140 40
	Betyl of Writing "Kutba" 4 140 40
	Betyl of the Stars 4 140 40
	Statue of Beginnings 4 170 40
	God Block 4 150 40

"African" forms are characters and icons from various African cultures, mostly from the iconic mythology of Ancient Egypt. The following seventeen factions are in or have significant ties to this region:

• Early Ages: EA Machaka, EA Abysia, EA C'tis, Berytos, and Ubar
• Middle Ages: MA Ermor, MA Pythium, MA Machaka, MA Abysia, MA C'tis, Phaeacia, Ind, and Na'Ba
• Late Ages: LA Pythium, LA Abysia, LA C'tis, and Erytheia

Here's a little trivia: according to a stock map in the first and second Dominions games, Abysia is canonically located in the Sahara Desert. However, it also puts Pangaea in Poland, Caelum in Georgia, and R'lyeh where everyone on Earth would expect Pelagia to be.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Serpent King 1 90 10	1 7 Supply Bonus (10) Shapechanger: Serpent King	Lots of other nations buy into the Snakefather: there's Sauromatia, all three Micltans, all three Xibalbas, and Patala. He's not MAGNIFICENT enough for Ind, though. Like with Echidna (the Snakemother), 2 additional Lamias will pop up whenever he summons a Lamia. His true form is a long, skinny snake; it's not a crowd-pleaser, but it's better at surviving than whatever the heck he normally is.
	Phoenix 2 110 80	11 9 Dominion Immortality (2 m.)	It's not a powerful Monster, but it sure is a cheap one. It's probably your cheapest Immortal option, too, just as long as you only need Fire & Air. This bird is also surprisingly well-known – it's an acceptable form for all six "Far East" nations, AND for both Marignons.
	Serpent of Chaos 2 240 80	2 9
	Solar Serpent 2 210 80	2 9
	Golden Lion 2 200 80	11 9
	Wadjet 2 200 80	11 9
	Criosphinx 2 130 80	11 9
	Hieracosphinx 2 200 80	11 9
	Myrmecoleon 2 190 80	11 9
	Lich Queen 2 170 40	3 11	Lemuria welcomes this overlord too, because why not.
	Neteret of Joy "Hathor" 3 220 60	21 11	Hathor is actually a sky goddess, but Air Magic (wind and lightning) was seen as a power of Chaos in Ancient Egypt, and the last thing Hathor wants to spread is chaos. She wears a little sun in between her horns, isn't that sweet?
	Neter of the Moon "Thoth" 3 250 60	3 21	Thoth was also a god of writing, hence the Research bonuses and the 30-point markup.
	Neter of Kings 3 220 60	111 11	One of the Pharoahs appears to have bought into his own hype.
	Neter of the Underworld "Osiris" 3 250 60	3 11
	Neter of Chaos "Set" 3 210 60	111 11
	Neter of the Sun "Horus" 3 250 60	21 11	What, you thought this would be Ra? That's an honest mistake. Horus's story is cooler, though.
	Neter of Crafts "Ptah" 3 210 60	21 11	Ptah, Egypt's namesake (in a very-confusing, lost-in-translation manner) and the architect of the concept of eternity itself, gets a 2-Gem discount on his crafts. It's pretty good, particularly for stuff that's already cheap, but don't tell Haphesteos.
	Neteret of Many Names "Isis" 3 240 20	1 17	The real Isis is a neat option if you're looking to make a "Rainbow" Pretender (stretched across multiple paths) that can stomp on stuff.
	Monument 4 140 40	21 17	Not even Teleportation can move this monolithic (one-square-sized) construct, though I've heard that banishing it to another Plane might work. If you think trying to bring this thing down must suck, just imagine the poor guys that have to repair and/or rebuild it afterwards.

"Indian" forms are characters from Hindu mythology.

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Maharishi 1 80 10
	Great Siddha 2 140 80
	Kamadhenu 2 250 80
	Nataraja "Shiva" 3 240 60
	Destroyer of Worlds 3 220 60
	Devi of Darkness "Kali" 3 250 60
	Devi of Good Fortunes "Lakshmi" 3 230 60

"Far East" forms are characters and icons from Chinese and Japanese culture. This is a small region in Dominions 5; its characters are not national forms, but they're pretty darn close. Only six factions are in this region:

• Early Ages: EA T'ien Ch'i and Yomi
• Middle Ages: MA T'ien Ch'i and Shinuyama
• Late Ages: LA T'ien Ch'i and Jomon

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Bodhisattva of Mercy "Guanyin" 2 240 80
	Dragon King 2 200 60
	Celestial Dragon 2 200 60
	Kami of the Sun "Amaterasu" 3 270 60
	Kami of the Moon "Tsukiyomi" 3 250 60
	Dharmapala of the Underworld "Yama" 3 250 60
	Kami of Storms "Susanoo" 3 250 60
	Celestial General 3 240 60
	Jade Emperor 3 200 60
	Nyorai 3 200 60
	Celestial Carp 3 230 60
	Statue of War 4 170 40

The Deeps is the name provided for the underwater region in Dominions 5's Modding Manual. Any bleed-over from this region to others is typically from nations being driven on-land, or from cuddly Amphibious Titans such as the Drakaina straddling two regions with their massive tails; these region-straddling forms are often more common in their secondary region than in this region, since the eleven factions under the sea aren't exactly uniform:

• Early Ages: EA Atlantis, EA R'lyeh, EA Pelagia, EA Oceania, and Therodos
• Middle Ages: MA Atlantis, MA R'lyeh, MA Pelagia, MA Oceania, and Ys
• Late Ages: LA R'lyeh

Sprite	Unit Name	Special Attributes	Comments
	Grand Hydromancer 1 90 10
	Arch Mage 1 90 10
	Floating Mind 2 80 80
	Sea Dragon 2 140 80
	Ancient Kraken 2 200 80
	Nerid 3 180 60
	Old Man of the Sea "Nereus" 3 260 30
	Father of Monsters "Phorkys" 3 250 60
	Lord of the Waves "Triton" 3 230 60
	Dagon "Triton" 3 300 60
	Drakaina "Skylla" 3 260 60
	Protogenos of the Sea "Pontos" 4 220 80