Dieties of Varisia Part 3

Because there was some question :

The previous conversion list holds true for Feats

Armor of Bahamut becomes Armor of Iomedae
Avandra's Rescue becomes Desna's Rescue
Corellon's Grace becomes either Cayden's Grace or Nethys' Grace
Harmony of Erathis becomes Harmony of Abadar
Ion's Poise becomes Irori's Poise
Kord's Favor becomes Gorum's Favor
Melora's Tide becomes Gozreh's Tide
Moradin's Resolve becomes Torag's Resolve
Pelor's Radiance becomes Erastil's Radiance or Sarenrae's Radiance
Raven Queen's Blessing becomes Pharasma's Blessing
and Sehanine's Reversal becomes Shelyn's Reversal

also of note: The weapons on the dieties chart is used along with this feat:

Weapon of the Gods [Cleric/Paladin]
Prerequisite: Cleric or Paladin
Benefit: You add your dieties weapon of choice to your allowed weapons list. If the weapon is already on your list, you gain a +1 Feat bonus to damage rolls with this weapon. At 11th level, this bonus scales up to +1 (if the weapon was not on your list to begin with) or +2. At 21st level, this bonus scales up to +2(if the weapon was not on your list to begin with) or a +3.

Dieties of Varisia Part 2

If you have already picked a god or goddess from the players handbook, here is a quick conversion list that may be of help.

Avandra is much like Desna
Bahamut is much like Iomedae
Corellon is much like either Cayden Cailean or Nethys
Erathis is much like Abadar
Ion is much like Irori
Kord is much like Gorum
Melora is much like Gozreh
Moradin is much like Torag
Pelor is much like either Erastil or Sarenrae
Raven Queen is much like Pharasma (and can be called by either name)
Sehanine is much like Shelyn

Asmodeus remains unchanged
Bane is best represented by Rovagug
Gruumsh is also best represented by Rovagug
Loth is like Lamasutu
Tiamat is either Calistra or Lamashtu
Torog is much like Zon-Kuthon
Vecna is much like Norgorber
Zehir is much like Urgathoa

Dieties of Varisia Part 1

While worshipers of all Golarion’s varied religions can be found in Varisia, the majority of the region’s civilized populace adhere to one of six major faiths.

Abadar: Master of the First Vault, gold-fisted Abadar seeks to order the world. Judges, merchants, and aristocrats worship him, praying for his clarity in judgment and business. The poor and wronged also
frequently honor him, seeking reversals in their fortunes.

Erastil: To his followers, Old Deadeye is a stern father, a helpful neighbor, and a watchful hunter. Small communities, farmers, hunters, and common folk most often pray to Erastil.

Desna: The furtive Song of the Spheres, Desna is the goddess of dreams, luck, stars, and travelers. She delights in freedom and mystery, and teaches her people to experience all they can. Mystics, explorers, wanderers, and those in need of a little luck worship Desna.

Gozreh: The Wind and the Waves, the god of nature cares nothing for the ways of men and their irrelevant empires, ever demonstrating that mortals are insignificant and would do best to remember such.
Farmers, seamen, foresters, and all who live at the whim of nature fear and respect Gozreh.

Sarenrae: The Dawnflower, the Healing Flame, the Everlight, Sarenrae brings warmth and radiance to all souls who allow her in. Those with compassionate hearts and kind intentions turn to Sarenrae as both the source and protector of all things good.

Shelyn: Goddess of art, beauty, and love, Shelyn encourages creativity and inspires the world. She challenges her faithful to test their limits, share what the create, and delight in the gifts of others.