Just a quick pondering....
So there's a much wider pantheon in the Age of Sigmar. We've got 5 Chaos Gods, albeit with 1 in absentia. These are of course Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch, The Great Horned Rat and Slaanesh. And these five are most definitely Gods in the traditional sense, replete with powers of creation etc.
Then we have the new Gods. Or should that be gods, noting the lower case 'g'.
See, they seem to be a breed apart from the Chaos Pantheon, mostly because they can exist/manifest within the Mortal Realms, and for seemingly indefinite periods - compare to Khorne, whom it seems can intercede, but not actively participate.
By my memory, that pantheon (working for now on the assumption it's separate entirely from the traditional one) comprises Sigmar, Alarielle, Grungni, Gorkamorka, Tyrion and Mallerion - and technically Grimnir, but he needs to pull himself together (boom boom!). So they definitely outnumber the Chaos Gods.....but are they anywhere near the same potency?
That Alarielle can mould life is clear - but despite The Lady of Vines (literally Alarielle's Right Hand), I, pretty sure she hasn't created life.
Sigmar has definitely created the Stormcast Eternals, but that's not exactly working from scratch in the way a Daemon is (they're imbued with a portion of his power, not formed of it).
The others we don't know a great deal about yet - or if we do, I've fergot!
So what exactly are Sigmar and Chums? Just incredibly potent immortals worshipped as deities (so gods), or bona fide, 'real space' Gods With A Capital G?
Weigh in with your thoughts and opinions