Westward does not directly copy its planes system from Pathfinder. Different ideas of the universe and possible afterlife exist, but there is no agreed upon ideas of multiple dimensions.

The material plane itself is considered mysterious and unique to multiplanar beings. It lacks alignment - not even neutral. In the material plane, any being can be swayed from any cosmic alignment to another, and material beings are granted immunities from moving from one plane to another. This is why beings native to the The Opaque Night cannot pass through to the normal world in regular circumstances.

Because of this, the 'powers' of the material plane are often highly sought after by deities and alien beings.

For the most part, the Westward pantheon follows that of Pathfinder, but with tweaks and changes that naturally arise from worldbuilding and play.

The biggest change to the Pathfinder Pantheon is that Deities are never represented directly as people, unless they ascended from a previous humanoid form. Another exception is Shelyn, who is depicted as beauty in all its forms.

Being the Goddess of freedom, travel and exploration, Desna holds a certain importance to Barreyon and The Guild. Shrines in her honour can be found all throughout The West, often in its furthest reaches,marking the achievements of adventurers as holy offerings.

Although Curchanus, his legacy is incredibly important in the current state of The West. It is arguable that the very presence of The West as a wild ecosystem of adventure and exploration.

Curchanus held power to another, unknown domain. However, his death took the domain and its effects on the mortal realm with him.