Tuatha de Danaan

The Tuatha de Danaan are a group of supernatural beings in Ireland, revered as gods by many Celts.

Members of the Tuatha de Danaan
The members of this tribe of supernatural beings are currently unknown besides the werewolves' ancestor Lug, but some prominent figures of the Tuatha de Danaan in history are as follows:
 * The Dagda, a father-king of the tribe and druid, known to own a staff or club, a cauldron that never runs empty, and a magic harp that can control people's emotions and change the seasons.
 * The Morrígan, associated with war and fate, especially with foretelling doom, death or victory in battle. In this role she often appears as a crow.
 * Lugh, known as a warrior, a king, a master craftsman, and a hero, associated with artistry, truth, and the law.
 * Aengus, who is associated with youth, love, and poetry. He is the son of the Dagda.
 * Brigid, daughter of the Dagda, patron of poetry, smithing, and medicine, and associated with livestock and the arrival of early spring.
 * Manannán mac Lir, a god of the sea.


 * Dian Cécht, a god of healing.


 * Goibniu, the metalsmith of the tribe.

Plot
In the Celtic Age, they agreed to a diplomatic meeting between them and the then king, King Ith, and his entourage. However, this meeting devolved into violence and chaos, presumably on the Tuatha's part.

Trivia

 * Going by name, Lug is likely loosely based on Lugh. Unlike Lug, however, Lugh did not sire a race of werewolves.