Hello everyone - I've been wanting to flesh out my own homebrew world a bit and create demi-gods. And then I realized other than official WoTC I really couldn't find much in the way of Demi-Gods to insert. So if anyone else wants to help I'd like to make a d100 list for other DMs to steal from. For the sake of the build, let's try and make these Demi-Gods genderless so those who use it have more freedom to do what they will with it.

1. Calil - Demi-God of Flowers, sometimes attributed to fertility and nature.
2. Furzoh - Demi-God of Rats; oftentimes blamed when disease and famine strike villages.
3. Miirluj - Demi-God of Sand; A rough personality, hard to get along with, oftentimes inserts themselves where they have no right being.
4. Frijul - Demi-God of Rain; Free spirit, loves people and hates when they stay indoors rather than enjoy their gifts. Loves children the most and will protect them when able.
5. Tylieur - Demi-God of Wheat; Loves feasts and mead, his blessings bring harvests bounties to be made more delicious

From: /u/holy-hand-grenadier

1. Vakadi, Demigod of Steel: A silver-haired patron of smiths and warriors, the honorable Vakadi is subservient to the deity of craftsmen.

2. Caius, Demigod of Punishment: Often invoked in prayers for revenge or called upon to curse a rival, worship of Caius in a public place is considered unclean or sacrilegious.

3. Ithen, Demigod of Mist: Ithen is a deity of silence, peace, and concealment, and as such, prayers are offered to them at funerals and in times of distress. They are known as the calmest of the demigods.

Submitted by /u/EmpedoclesTheWizard

1. Carborundus, demigod of dogs, younger siblings, and merchants: the deity that will not ever stop until it's mission is complete. Carborundus is invoked for tasks that have seemingly no end to them.

2. Illejitammis, demigod of insolence, pettiness, and minor betrayal. Patron of nasty drunks, gossips, and petty people. Master of insults, taunts, and jabs: a fountain of constant and calculated annoyance. Invoked to curse people with misery.

3. Arthren, demigoddess of the early morning, before the dawn. Sister to Ithen. Invoked by those who must get things done at the cost of sleep.

4. Oiller, demigod of sums and differences. Patron of merchants, accountants, and quartermasters. Invoked by those who must accurately keep track of large numbers of things of any sort.

Submitted by /u/Panzick

1. Finrael - Demigod/goddess of Omens. Mysterious figure cloaked in a purple and black robe, patrons of diviner, aruspex, and fortune teller.

2. Zama - Demigod of Shelter - A tall, barrell-chested man, invoked by mason and carpenter, and by those in need for shelter for the night.

3. Kurthail - Demigod of Extinction. A grim figure, almost forgotten. It is believed that he's responsable for the disappear of ancient leviathans and sea monsters, and that invoking his name bring bad luck.

4. Shaela - Demigoddess of Frugality - A slim woman, cladded in leather and carrying a spear and a harvesting bag, patron of hunters-gatherer, and poor people in rural areas.

Submitted by /u/Jebediah_Primm

1. Shezra: demigod of family and connection. Often a patron of warriors and barbarians as family is often something you fight for or with. Appearance is that of a little girl with long black hair, wearing a simple dress. A boon from her would be a powerful rage or battle spirit.

2. Morronin: demigod of the stars. The stars shine bright during even the darkest of day’s, just as clarity and truth does. Morronin is the patron saint of guards, investigators, archeologists, and anyone attempting to seek the truth. Morronin is a average looking man, with trimmed hair, and nothing truly spectacular about him except for his eyes. His eyes shine bright as the stars themselves and see through any deception or half truth. A boon from Morronin would be to share his sight and to see deceptions.

3. Maldyn: demigod of independence. Patron saint of oath breakers, rogue soldiers, revolutionaries, and free spirits. Maldyn looks to be an old man, practically clinging to life itself, with no hair and his eyes cloudy. In the days of old he had been a fierce paladin before striking down his oath and fighting for his own causes. A boon of Maldyn is a rare thing as he believes that worshippers should not rely on him. When one is delivered it allows the user to overcome any affect on ones mind or the opinions of others and their persuasions.

Submitted by /u/jfmo18

1. Mikah and Hakim, Twin Demigods of Dawn and Dusk: the children of the Deities of Day and Night, they oversee birth and death. With a corona of soft pink and orange and wrapped in a robe of shifting hues, Mikah aids birthing mothers and watches over newborn children. At the end of their life, Hakim welcomes those who have recently passed away, covers them with their purple and silver cloak and guides them to their place in the afterlife.

2. Tebus, Demigod of Friendship: benevolent, jovial, and charismatic, they foster good relations and wholesome acts. Their name is invoked by diplomats and mediators for times when making a good impression is crucial.

(Will update as the list grows)