Old Gods of The Third World (Inhabitants of Urgrund)
- Arzaz (first of the Old Gods of Order, survived Ragnarok)
- Dreggs (mindless survivors of the Old Gods, live in the Necropolis on Apokolips)
- Geridath (Promethean giant)
- Gog (debuted in Justice Society of America #13 (March 2008))
- Ligea (Promethean giant)
- Lokee (god of evil)
- Mageddon (doomsday weapon created by the Old Gods)
- Nameless One (first of the Old Gods of Chaos, survived Ragnarok, imprisoned on the Source Wall)
- Sirius (the old wolf god chained in the Black Ways, a labyrinth beneath the Necropolis)
- S'ivaa (destroyer of the cosmos)
- Wotan (ruler of the Old Gods)
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