Oeridian agricultural gods

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In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, the Oeridian agricultural gods are five particular deities usually worshiped as a group: Velnius (weather, the oldest child and leader of the group), Telchur (winter, the north wind), Atroa (spring the east wind), Sotillion (summer, the south wind), and Wenta (autumn, the west wind). They are also known as the Velaeri. The Velaeri are the children of Procan, the god of the seas, and cousin to the demigoddess Merikka.