The Zoroastrian Pagan is a rare breed who follows the teachings of Zoroaster, the religious reformer. He believed that there were no gods, and it was naive to put faith in them and give them names. What one should focus on is merely serving one side of the cosmic duality; work on good or light deeds, and the world would become more good or light. Pagans of this variety are rare, but often feel like they get more done without the hassle and clutter of pantheons and gods. They're smart, analytical, and occationally cynical.
| Zoroastrian Pagan | | 40% |
| Roman Pantheonic Pagan | | 35% |
| Celtic Pantheonic Pagan | | 35% |
| Eastern Pagan | | 30% |
| Ecclectic Pagan | | 30% |
| Greek Pantheonic Pagan | | 20% |
| Egyptian Pantheonic Pagan | | 15% |
| Kabbalistic Pagan | | 10% |
| Shamanic Pagan | | 5% |
| Norse Pantheonic Pagan (Asatru) | | 0% |
| Catholic (Pagan?) | | 0% |