Voodoo Gods and Goddesses

I am going to try to make this as complete a list as possible.

Gods and Goddess of Voodoo

The Court Loas

Papa Legba: The trickster, the opener of the way and the guardian of the crossroads, both physical and spiritual. Comparable to Hermes or Mercury in the European tradition, Legba makes the impossible possible. He lifts us beyond the limitation we impose upon ourselves in daily life. He is identified with portrayals of St. Peter and St. Nicholas. His favorite offering is candy and tobacco and coconuts. He is the chief, or king, of the voodoun Loas, and is symbolized by the sun, and gold. He is the origin and male prototype. Legba is the synthesizing god of Voodoo, and as such, you must first ask him to carry your words to the other Loas. He is the Orient, the East, the chief cardinal point, the point of space which presides at or governs the magic. His wife is Maitresse Erzulie.
Erzulie: The origin and the female prototype, she is the moon. She is represented as a dark-skinned Ethiopian woman. She is necessarily dark because she is burned by her husband, the sun, Papa Legba Antibon. She is the magic principle of wealth and prosperity. She is invoked by all who desire a change of fortune or who wish to become wealthy. Her symbols are the rainbow and the moon, and favors silver. She is associated with the Virgin Mary. She is good will, perpetual help, she can also be envy and discord when angered.
Obatala: The "old man of the mountain", responsible for the creation of our physical bodies. Literally "chief of the white cloth." Obatala's help is sought in ethical dilemmas and the problems of self-discipline. He is generally identified with the crucified Christ. Obatala is androgynous and very old: he is gentle, a sky god, and taught the people how to do Ifa, the table divination system.
Yemaya: Literally "mother of fishes". She rules birth and the surface of the oceans, and works closely with Olokun, who rules the depths. She works through dreams and intuition. Her waves wash away all sorrow. Her compassion nurtures her children through any spiritual or emotional crisis. Her love sustains life. She is identified with Mary, Star of the Sea.
Oshun: The Goddess of love and abundance. The power of desire is hers, and she often uses s this power to transform. She is beauty, laughter, and generosity. The erotic is her sacrament. She is often compared to Aphrodite, and is identified with the portrayal of Our Lady of Caridad. Oshun likes to heal hurt with love, and plants seeds of change in people. She can also be the Mystere of jealousy and vengeance, she shares these traits with Maitresse Erzulie.
Oya: A revolution in constant progress, Oya brings sudden change. She is a whirlwind, an amazon, a huntress, and a wild buffalo. Lightning and rainbows are signs of her presence. She also rules communication between the living and the dead. Think of Hecate or Artemis. She is identified with St. Catherine and St. Theresa.
Chango: Chango is a king, and his name is synonymous with justice. He lived in historical times and ruled as the fourth Alafin (or chieftain) of Oyo, a city in modern day Nigeria. He is a knight in shining armor. He uses lightning and thunder to enhance the fertility of the earth and of his followers. Myths concerning his death (or rather the fact that it did not occur) link him to the European figure of the Hanged God. He is identified with representations of St. Barbara.
Ogoun: God of iron and machines, Ogoun is a smith, a soldier, and a politician. In modern times he has come to be known as the patron of truck drivers. He is the spirit of the frontier, cutting paths, through the wilderness with his ever-present machete. Although Ogoun clears the way for civilization, he often prefers to dwell alone in the wilderness. He is identified with St. Anthony.
Guede Baron Samedi: Lord of the crossroads and the cemetery and death. The baron revives, kills or enslaves, and often grants deviations which can bring on or ward off death. His colour of course is black, his ritual food offerings must be fish and black chickens. Otherwise, he has a fondness for whiskey and cigars. When he takes possession, his horses often laugh evilly, conceal their eyes from light. Like all the Guede Mysteres, he is a caustic character, and a prankster.

The Voodoun Pantheon
There are thousands upon thousands of Voodoun Gods. It would be nearly impossible to list them all. Every voodoo rich culture brings more into the list, as Houn'gan or Mambos die, they too, are added into the fold. They are easier to classify in the various rites, or divisions of Voodoo. This is also called the Mysteres. Sometime a specific Mystere will cross over into another Rite, or be part of all the different Rites. A mystere generally belongs to the rite he or she is served in, with the exception of the Guinin mysteres who prefer to keep themselves traditionally pure. The loas of death and the cemeteries are classed separately because they all have several noms vaillants, a name they appear under because they do not wish their real names to be known.
While Pethro or Congo Rites are termed here as the paths of "black" magic, in reality they are not necessarily evil.
A listing of some of the Rites:

• Rada
• Rada-Dahomey
• Rada-Nago-Congo-Dahomey
• Nago
• Pethro
• Dantor
• Kitha
• Zandor
• Ibo
• Congo
• Boum'ba
• Canga
• and the Guedes 

 

The Rada Mysteres

This is main pantheon of benevolent gods, those that are called upon to do "white" magic.

The Voodoo Pantheon
A Dan-hi	Adanhi Loko	Adanmansih Wedo	Adelaide
Adya Houn'to	Aganman, Caimon, Anolis	Agaou Comble	Agassou Allada
Agoueh R Oyo	Agoueh Tha Oyo	Aida Wedo	Aizan Avelekethe
Amisi Wedo	An Oue-Zo	An Tha-hi Medeh	Aroyo
Assato	Ate Gbini Mon Se	Ati Dan-hi Ibo Loko	Avadra Bo-roi
Azaca Medeh	Bade	Bade'sih Cala Houn'sou	Baron Cimetie
Baron La Croix	Baron Samedi	Bayacou	Belecou-n
Boco Legba	Captain Debas	Clairmesine Clairmeille	Cousin Zaca
Dame Houn'to	Dan Pethro	Danbhalah Grand Chemin	Danbhalah To Can
Danbhalah Wedo	Danbhalah Ye-We	Erzulie Dos-bas	Erzulie Freda
Erzulie Severine Belle-Femme	Fleurizon	Gougoune Dan Leh	Grand Bois Megui
Grande Ai-Zan	Grande Allaba	Grande Brigitte	Grande Miroi Ze
Grande Sim-ba	Grande Sobo	Grande Vavo	Guede Agu Roi Linsou
Guede Mazaca	Guede Nibbho	Guede Nouvavou	Houn
Houn'gan	Houn'guenicon	Houn'sih	Houn'to
La Baleine	La Belle Venus	La Sirene	Legba Ati (n) Bon
Lihsah	Linglessou	Loco A Dan-hi-co	Loko Azamblo Guidi
Mademoiselle Flordia	Maitre Ka-Fu	Maitresse Mam'bo	Maitresse and Grande Erzulie
Manman Diamant	Marassah	Marassah Guinin	Marie-Louise
Mawu-Lihsan	Ogou Bacouleh	Papa Houn'to	Papa Pierre
Quebiesou	Quebiesou Dan Leh	Roi Louanges	Silibo Vavo
Sim'bi Yandehzo	Sim'bi Yanphaca	Sim'bi Yanpolah	Sim'bi d'l'eau
Sobo	Sobo Quersou	Sophie Bade	Ti Jean
Ti Pierre Dantor	Ye Dan-Gbe	Zan Tha-hi	Zinclizin
Zo	Zo Man Kile

The Rada-Dahomey Mysteres

A smaller Rite dedicated to the benevolent gods.
Ate Gbini Mon Se	Ye Dan Gbe	Ayidohwedo	Maou-Lihsah
Lihsan Gba Dya	Legba Atin Bon	Quebiesou	Ai-Zan
Sobo	Bade	An Que Zo	Sophie Bade
Erzulie Freda	Grande Sobo	Zan-Madone	A Dan-hi Loko
Erzulie La Belle Venus

The Nago Mysteres

A smaller Rite dedicated to the benevolent gods of Voodoo.
Ogou Fer	Ogou Bha Lin Dyo	Ogou Bah Tha Lah	Ogou Chango
Adoum Guidi	Lam'ba File Sabre	Ogou Bha Da Gri	Ossangne
Ogou Yamsan	Ogou Cancannican	Ogou Bhacouleh	Ti Pierre Dantor
Ti Jean	Bo-Sou Ashadeh	Ashadeh Boco	Bolishah
Olishah	Grande O-Bhathalah	Bacossou	Ogou-Tonnerre
Ogou Baba	Ogou Balisere	General Jules Canmil	Jean-Pierre Poungoueh
Ogou Palama

The Pethro Mysteres

This is one of the two major Rites dedicated to the "evil" gods, or "black" magic.
Ogou Chango	Sim'bi Y-An-Kitha	Lem'ba File Sabre	Ti Gougoune
Lem'ba Zaou	Zaou Pem'ba	Manman Pem'ba	Mackandal
Sim'ba Maza	Danbhalah La Flembeau	Linglinzin	Ogou Yamsan
Guede Mazaca	Guede L'Orage	Zazi Boulonnin	Ogou Cancan Ni Can
Criminel Pethro	Prin'ga Maza	Brise Macaya	Brize Pem'ba
Erzulie Toro	Erzulie Ge Rouge	Erzulie Mapian	Ashadeh Boco
Boco Legba	Linglessou Bassin-sang	Marinette Bois-Cheche	Marinette Lumin-di-fe
Ti Jean Pethro	Jean-Philippe Pethro	Guede Baron La Croix	Guede Baron Cimetie
Baron Samedi	Grande Brigitte	Similor	Guede Nibbho
Ibo Can-Man	Maitre Pem'ba	Dan Pethro	Ti Jean Pied Cheche
Simalo	Jean Zombi	Captain Zombi	Guede Agu Roi Linsou
Ogou Tonnerre	Brise Pem'ba	Maloulou	Madame Travaux
Sidor Pem'ba	Grand Bois Megui	Escalie Boum'ba	Trois Feuilles, Trois Racines
Marinette Pieds Cheches	Ogou Dan Pethro	Marie Louise	Trois Carrefours
Zo Flanco Pethro	Toro Pethro	Kanga Pethro	Six Milles Hommes
Djobolo Bossou

The Congo Mysteres

This is one of the two main divisions dedicated to the left handed path, or "black" magic
Sim'bi d'l'eau	Grande Alouba	Grande Aloumandia	Canga
Zin'ga	Lem'ba Za-ou	Man Inan	Madame Lah-Oue
Laoca	Zaou Pem'ba	Manman Pem'ba	Roi Ou-Angole
Marassah Congo Bord-de-Mer	Maitre Pem'ba	Sinigal	Roi Louanges
Caplaou Pem'ba	Maloulou	Sidor Pem'ba	Zilah Moyo
Reine Congo Franc	Djobolo	Bazou

Mysteres Belonging To All Rites

Assato	Aganman, Caiman	Adya Houn'to	Maitresse et Grande Erzulie
Sim'bi d'l'eau	Sim'bi Yandehzo	Sim'bi Yanphaca	Sim'bi Yanpolah
Marassah	Houn'	Houn'sih	Houn'guenicon
Houn'to	Quebiesou Dan Leh	Grande Sim'ba	Zo
Zo Man Kile	Danbhalah Grand Chemin	Maitresse Mam'bo	Maitre Ka-Fu
Papa Houn'to	Dame Houn'to

The Guedes

Guede L' Orage	Guede Cinq Jours Malheureux	Guede Ti Puce Lan d'l'eau	Guede Ti Wawa or Ti Oua-Oue
Guede Ti Pete	Guede Vi	Guede Bon Poussiere de la Croix	Guede Sabalah
Guede Doube	Guede Fatraas	Guede Ti Clos	Guede Docteur Piqures
Guede Souffrant		Guede Ratalon	Guede Morpion	Guede Samedi