Ardhun

Believed by those of the Entarion faith to be the god of mountains and of the Dwarves, Ardhun is a symbol of strength, master craftsmenship, and resilience. His story of forming the dwarven race can be found in the creation myth.

He is the son of Enlil and one of his mistresses, the bastard son and step-brother of Feradíl, Bruídhin, and Seillé.

Among the Dwarves
Although there are many dwarves who worship Ardhun as their creator, some dwarves do not follow the Entarion faith, instead holding their own tradition and faith. In that Dwarven faith, they do no allow any non-dwarves among them in their practices, and they hold their traditions throughout generations, and refer to dwarves who do worship the Entarion as "converts". To them, Ardhun is not a god, but merely an ancient dwarven King, recorded to have died some time around The Ruin, while for the Entarion worshippers this was the time when Ardhun ascended to rule among the gods.

Instead, those of the Dwarven faith believe that the Dwarven gods created Ardhun among all other dwarves, and gave him incredible might and bravery. He conquered and rallied many of the ancient dwarven clans and forged himself a kingdom, reigning over it for many centuries and amassing glorious amounts of wealth. After his death, he left behind his decendants among the dwarves to become rulers and champions of the dwarven people.