The Drala are the seven deities of Oriund. (It may be more appropriate to refer to the Drala in the past tense in the current time-frame, as four of them are destroyed, and the remaining three have no overt influence in Oriund.)
At the beginning of the Eternal Age, the Drala found a loophole in the pact of dominance that allowed them to manifest avatars on Oriund. Immediately, they descended into the lands of their worshippers, setting themselves up as kings and queens of their own immense fiefs, and promptly warring with each other.
While historical records of the Dralic Period are sparse in nature, it appears that the gods' portfolios quickly changed, until each and every one of them represented fertility in some manner. Given the need for each of the Drala to quickly increase their own worship-base, and have sufficient soldiers to fuel the frequent periods of warfare, it makes sense that fertility became a major concern.
The Drala usually operated through their Kingpriests.
The seven Drala are/were:
| Name of Drala | Focus/Portfolio |
| Ebara | Goddess of the Harvest and Agriculture/Fertility |
| Ceolos | God of the Sun/Fertility |
| Elúa | Goddess of the Moon/Fertility |
| Correoc | God of the Ocean/Fertility |
| Paixón | Goddess of Love/Fertility |
| Cazador | God of the Hunt/Survival/Fertility |
| Maruxiña | God of the Family/Hearth/Fertility |
Of these, Ebara, Cazador and Elúa have not been destroyed.
However, as the kingpriests long ago separated the Drala from their worship-bases, all three remaining Drala have changed their focus (and thus their portfolios).
The current portfolios of the remaining Drala are:
| Name of Drala | Focus/Portfolio |
| Ebara | Goddess of Despair and Fruitlessness |
| Elúa | Goddess of Lunacy and Inconstancy |
| Cazador | God of Enduring Vengeance |
