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Ghilan'nain: Mother of the Halla, Goddess of Navigation.June: Master of Crafts, God of the Craft.Sylaise: The Heartkeeper, Goddess of Domestic Arts.Andruil: The Great Hunter, Goddess of the Hunt.Dirthamen: Keeper of Secrets, God of Knowledge.
Falon'Din: The Guide, Friend of the Dead, God of Death and Fortune.
Mythal: The All-Mother, The Protector, Goddess of Love and Justice.The elven pantheon is called the Evanuris in the Dalish tongue they may also be referred to as "the Creators." There are four goddesses and four gods who make up the pantheon, plus Fen'Harel (a trickster god) who is sometimes considered an Evanuris and sometimes is not. Do you need a refresher course on who exactly all those old Elven guys were? Never fear! This guide gives you a rundown of all the essential information so that you won't be in the dark for Dragon Age 4. With all that information, though, it's easy to get a little lost. Updated Augby Gabrielle Huston: The world of Dragon Age is so immense that it can't be contained by three games - there are DLCs, novels, comics, web series, and more that expand upon all of your favourite characters, countries, and wars. In this article, we detail everything we knew from the Dalish stories and everything we learned as the Inquisitor about the elven gods and goddesses. Until Dragon Age: Inquisition, everything the fans knew about the elven gods came from Dalish folklore (and a few cryptic comments from Flemeth). RELATED: Which Dragon Age Has The Biggest World Map? Dragon Age: Inquisition explored the elven religion deeper than ever before – previously, the Chantry (the human religion) and its Maker were at the center of most of the content. Dragon Ageis a franchise with a number of unique races, each of which has a particular religion and/or spirituality.
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