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Every god, goddess, supernatural being, folkloric being, and so on in every religion or some sort of belief that has existed and does exist are real, actual things that can interact with Earth and its mortal, mundane, natural inhabitants. The only thing is that these gods, goddesses, supernatural beings, folkloric creatures, so on, can only impact the lives and realities of the people that believe in them.

For example, Ishtar can only present herself to and impact the lives and realities of those that believe in the ancient Mesopotamian religion or just Ishtar herself. They don’t have to actively practice the religion or worship the god(s), etc., just believe in them. To an atheist, no god or goddess can interact with them. However, any other supernatural or folkloric being(s) they believe in can interact with them, i.e. beings like ghosts, bigfoot, demons, and such. Or if the atheist doesn’t believe in anything like that at all, they can’t interact with said beings and vice versa.

Gods, goddesses, and others, of differing religions can interact with each other; they just can’t interact with mortal people whom do not believe in them. So that would mean Sif, a goddess belonging to the old Norse pantheon, can interact with Mokoš, a goddess belonging to the general old Slavic pantheon, and vice versa, but Sif cannot interact with people that believe in Mokoš unless, of course, they also believe in Sif and vice versa again. A lisovyk cannot interact or be seen by a person that does not believe in the lisovyk, a domovoj does not exist in the houses of those that do not believe in them, so on and so forth.

Half-human, half-[god, goddess, etc.] people can interact with both the human world and the world of the gods and such. They will be seen by and can interact with anybody, no matter if the person believes in them or their non-human parent or not. Demigods and demigoddesses (half-human, half-god/goddess) are refered to by a variety of colloquial names and subgroups by those in the commmunity, one example being the Polovin.

There are, however, regular, mundane all-human mortals with the ability to interact with all gods, goddess, folkloric creatures, etc., no matter if they believe in them on not. For example, one of these people described can see a lisovyk walking about in the forest, even if said person does not believe in them, and can interact with them just as someone that does believe in the lisovyk. These people are called a variety of things as well, such as svičočka/o/e (singular, "little candle"; plurals are svičočky, svičočkŷ, svičočki in various Slavic languages and svičočkas in English) among the Polovin and, prejoratively, fole (plural is fole) by Anglophones.

Kabatesko

A group of Carpatho-Rusyn witches commanded to watch over the tears of Rod. The current members are Vladyslava, the leader and one of the two matriarchs; Jaroslava, one of the two matriarchs; Savekhta, Vladyslava's apprentice; and Ljuboslava, Jaroslava's apprentice.

Elves of Yggdrasil

The elves of Yggdrasil are divided into two main groups, the Light elves (Ljósálfar) and the Dark elves (Svartálfar/Myrkálfar/Dökkálfar) that dwell in Álfheimr and Svartálfheimr respectively. The Light elves are lead by their king Freyr, belonging to the Vanr tribe of gods, who has forbidden any and all Light elves from involving themselves with the affairs of the majority of the other realms and beings. Miðgarðr being one of the only realms they are not barred from, outside of their realm, they are most commonly found there. The Dark elves prefer to simply keep to themselves, unable to find the peaceful eternal night of their realm in any others. Sometimes, however, they can be found wandering Miðgarðr during new moons.

Polovin

The half-human children of the Slavic gods. "Polovin" is a corruption of the Russian word половина (polovina), meaning "half".

Camp Slavia

A summer camp for the Polovin located in the High Tatra Mountains of Slovakia, inspired by the book series Percy Jackson. Created by Tomagoto.

Hávámal

The old Norse gods. The current leader is Odin, the All-Father, and his wife Frigg of Ásgarðr.