Kilmorph is very close to being a Good goddess, but her main enemy is still Tali, who while often destructive is in no way malicious or evil. Tali just wants to have fun, whereas Kilmorph's desire for tradition and diligent work tends to kill off enjoyment. Paramanders oppose sorcery, which can be good or bad, about as much as demons.
Cernunnos was once more Good (in the sense of wanting to fight evil) than Sucellus, but he became rather disillusioned after Gower's death.
Before he chose to remain asleep rather than face the reality of the Aifon's destruction, Danalin was closely allied with Sucellus and Sirona, and friendly towards Tali. It seems he was also revered by many Illians though, and perhaps seen as an ally of Mulcarn because he is the real opposite of Bhall. He was a very good-natured god, but many of his worshipers in the age of magic were wicked men who only revered him because he was generous enough to provide some protection from Bhall's wrath. His teachings were quite ethical and wise though, so the sorcerers who came to him to escape their sins likely had their wickedness tempered.
The distinction between Good and Neutral is one made by Man. The Neutral gods were technically on the same side as the Good ones, they were just less active. Generally this is because their spheres had less to do with protecting humanity as with keeping the rest of the world in order. Judging by how most of the Godswar was fought it would seem reasonable to place Kilmorph as good and Sucellus as neutral. Sirona and Amathaon would almost count as neutral as they did not fight much, but Sirona did send at least one phalanx of titans against Aeron and Amathon created the greatest weapon ever so that it could fight in his stead.
