Editing Dwarven gods

'''[[Hölst]], "All Father" (LG)''' - Primary god of the dwarves, of mining, metalcraft and clan.
 Religion Name - 
 Relationships with other Religions - Good with Brünsc and Cay Naja, strained with Verdain.
 Churches - All dwarfholds have large temples to Hölst
 Tenent - ''This is the way.''
 Rituals - Various coming of age, significant clan events, opening up new mineshafts/workshops etc


'''Sharvena, "Dwarf Mother" (NG)''' - Dwarven goddess of the home, love and fertility.
  Religion Name - 
  Relationships with other Religions - Good with Hölst, Brünsc and Cay Naja, strained with Verdain.
  Churches - All dwarfholds have small temples to Sharvena
  Tenent - The female dwarves should be honoured and respected.
  Rituals - Various seasonal ones, marriages, births etc

'''Brünsc of the Axe (CN)''' - God of battle
  Religion Name - 
  Relationships with other Religions - Good with Hölst, Sharvena and Cay Naja, strained with Verdain
  Churches - Most dwarfholds have multiple shrines to Brünsc
  Tenent - Defending dwarves and taking the battle to their enemies is the honourable way to go.
  Rituals - Praying before and after (and often during) battles.   Remembering the fallen.

'''Verdain (NE)''' - (dwarven aspect of Volkstein?) - god of gold (greed) and hidden treasures, exploration/exploitation
  Religion Name - 
  Relationships with other Religions - Strained with Hölst and Brünsc, neutral with Cay Naja.
  Churches - Small private shrines, usually held by dwarves who dedicate their lives to trading or exploring.
  Tenent - The garnering of material wealth, the seeking of treasures in the earth, trading with others
  Rituals - Before making deals, before exploring new areas

'''Cay Naja (NN)''' - god of death and decay
  Religion Name - 
  Relationships with other Religions - Good with all other dwarven gods.  
  Churches - Small shrines usually associated with burial crypts
  Tenent - Death is but the next step for a dwarf.  
  Rituals - When giving the last rites to a dying dwarf, it is to Cay Naja that prayers are given.