The Eregrim

Type | Major Deity |
Alignment | Varies |
Portfolio | Dver |
Symbol | Each member is identified by a personal rune |
Associated Realms | Heldar Reilagg, the |
Followers | The Dver (Dwarves) |
Erigrim (Elders, Eternal Ones). The first Dwarf to make himself a god was the Allfather Agamor. Soon to follow was his Battle Master Gort and the Rune Keeper Toreval. All the Ancestors were once mortals, who found power and divinity as they battled the Old Ones.
The Erigrim changed little in appearance since their ascension. They are each identified by their personal rune that they wear on their clothing and by the saintly halo on their heads. They appear individually or in groups to their followers.
Deity | Align. | Rune | Portfolio | Domain |
Agamor, Allfather | LG | ᚨ : "Ansuz" (divine) | Healing & Leadership | Healing |
Toreval | TN | ᛉ : "Algiz" (elk) | Magic, Runes & Secrets | Magic |
Fallarn | CG | ᛗ : "Mannaz" (man/dver) | Strength & Courage | Confidence |
Noragall | NG | ᛟ : "Othala" (heritage) | Family, Clan & Honour | Family |
Oriess | LE | ᚠ : "Fehu" (wealth) | Wealth & Greed | Wealth |
Gort | CN | ᛒ : "Berkanan" (birch/axe) | War & Victory | Might |
Urir | CN | ᚱ : "Raidō" (journey) | The Afterlife | Death |
Bazardin | CG | ᛊᛋ : "Sōwilō" (sun/light) | Industry & Craft | Creation |
Durathor | CE | >ᚦ : "Thurisaz" (giant) | Punishment & Suffering | Destruction |
Common Worship
Dwarves have a very strong sense of heritage and racial community. As such they all tend to revere the Erigrim as divine ancestors regardless of their other religious beliefs.
The pantheon is considered a union, as all Dwarves are kin no matter from which clan or country they originate. It is therefore common for Dwarves to consider all of them equally, even when choosing a single Kazmukzakäl (god-elder) as their clan Paragon.
As for Durathor, it is rare for a Dwarf to consider him a direct patron, as his worship is generally considered in contrast to the Dwarven morality. Reverence of him is reserved for the denizens of the Reilagg - Ash-skinned Gray Dwarves and their Corrupted kin. He is however regarded as one of the Kazmukzakällen (god-elders) and respect is given to his name. It is particularly useful to his name to scare would be troublemakers, including naughty children as a warning of what is to come of those who disregard their honour and duty.
Dogma
Edicts
- Agamor teaches us to lead by example and protect the lives of your subordinates
- Toreval teaches us to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos
- Fallarn teaches us to have courage and protect the weak
- Noregall teaches us to care for our families and honor the clans
- Oreiss teaches us to seek prosperity at all times
- Gort teaches us to seek victory in battle and honor in death
- Urir teaches us to tend to the dead and revere our ancestors
- Bazardin teaches us to work the forge and build with determination
Anatehma
- Agamor despises needless destruction
- Toreval despises those that keep secrets
- Fallarn despises cowardice
- Noregall despises those who abandon their companions
- Oreiss despises losing wealth
- Gort despises those who die without taking blood first
- Urir despises those that desecrate the dead
- Bazardin despises those that stop celebrating creativity
- All despise the worship of Durathor
Religious Orders
Ancestral Reverence Order of ParagonOffshoot orders & cults
The Corrupted of DurathorMyths
- The War against the Old gods (Genesis)
Game Rules
Pathfinder 2
Domains | Spells | Skill | Divine Font | Favoured Weapon | Healing*, Magic*, Confidence*, Family*, Wealth*, Might*, Death*, Creation*, Destruction* | 1: Message rune 2: Expeditious excavation 3: One With Stone 4: Mountain Resilience | Agamor: Diplomacy, Toreval: Arcana, Fallarn: Athletics, Noregall: Society, Oreiss: Deception, Gort: Survival, Urir: Medicine, Bazardin: Crafting, Durathor: Intimidation | Harm or Heal | Warhammer, Mace, War flail, Spear, Pick, Battle axe, Machete, Warhammer, Greatwsord |