Alphabetical master register. Granted by names the in-world being whose authority backs the domain grant. Source category identifies the class of granter: for filtering at a glance. A cleric channelling a domain answers theologically to the granter named here.

Reading the categories. Bound 13 are the Compact-bound gods walking the Material Plane. Vice Demon are the seven seat-holders of Bolverk's anarchic side. Virtue Devil are the fourteen seat-holders of its ordered side; six are seated in canon so far (Jafnar, Justice; Sannar, Honesty; Vondar, Hope; Drengar, Honor; Rausnar, Magnanimity; Atrunar, Faith). Non-Bound covers Layer-3 unbound deities (Solyra, Bikiargi, Zaharsuge, Epairima, Betibizi, Odain, Uthra), the three gods of the Kyūbi-no-Den (the kitsune ancestral pantheon: Hahane, Honokage, Yumegatari), and the nine Layer-1-tier primordials (Suzar, Urzar, Lurzahar, Haizar, Indazar, Hutzar, Iturima, and the two Layer-2 residents Zurzar and Burdinzar). Each primordial grants its specific elemental or substrate domain to faithful who reach the substance directly; the primordials do not judge; they impose no moral filter on the grant, only the element's own nature. General are the surviving Generals of Corruption, imprisoned beneath Talan but reachable by their cultists. Corrupted God covers direct grants from the imprisoned god through the Binding's leaks. Open is held in reserve for any future canon-pending domain.

No-sharing within a pantheon. Each pantheon (the Bound 13, the seven Vice Demons of Bolverk, the fourteen Virtue Devils (six seated so far), the three Kyūbi-no-Den) handles cleric domains under the same rule: within the pantheon, every domain is granted by exactly one member (the one whose aspects fit it most strongly within that pantheon). Cross-pantheon sharing is allowed: a domain can be granted by one Bound god AND one Vice Demon AND one Virtue Devil AND one Kyūbi-no-Den god simultaneously, where each is the strongest fit within their own pantheon. The Granted by column lists all current grantors; a cleric reading the registrar sees every theological framing available for the domain they're channelling.

PF2e Rarity for every ancestry that walks on Talan. The narrative source for who lives where lives on the Ancestries page; this table is the mechanical crosswalk. Tyrnarra sets its own rarities: the pills below deliberately override the published PF2e book rarity wherever the two disagree, and they encode one thing: how much explaining a character needs.

Reading the rarities. Common The people holds a heartland on Talan: a character of this people is from somewhere, every corner of the continent has met them, and no GM permission is needed. Geography is flavour and lives in the Where-column, never in the pill. Uncommon Real presence, built-in complication: the people exists in numbers, but being one carries a story-fact the table should say yes to once. Rare A story, not a demographic: no native population on Talan, or none that produces travellers.

PF2e Rarity for the heritages walking among Talan's peoples. Narrative source on the Ancestries page · Heritages section. The pills read the same way as the ancestry table above; a character's table-permission is the stricter of their ancestry pill and their heritage pill.