Kalva - God of the Fire/Forge

Countenance (physical/behavioral description): Kalva embodies the strength of the forge, with skin that appears to be made of molten metal, constantly emitting a warm, radiant glow. Sparks and embers dance around him, and his eyes burn with the intense flames of the forge. His presence is both awe-inspiring and comforting, reminiscent of the furnace that shapes the world's most magnificent creations.
Portfolio (concepts): Kalva's portfolio encompasses Fire, Smithing, and the relentless determination of the forge. He is the embodiment of the transformative power of fire and the art of crafting both physical and metaphorical masterpieces. Kalva's dominion is a realm of flames, anvils, and unyielding craftsmanship.
Domains: Kalva's primary domains are Forge and Tempest. His influence extends to the realm of forging weapons, armor, and tools of unparalleled quality. The tempest domain represents the fierce fires and storms of the forge, where raw materials are molded into exceptional creations. His clerics are skilled blacksmiths, artisans, and those who seek excellence through dedication and hard work.
Rivalries/Relations (with other gods): Kalva enjoys a fruitful collaboration with Tor, the God of War. Together, they forge legendary weapons and armor for warriors, ensuring that those who bear arms in battle are equipped with the finest craftsmanship. This partnership not only supports warriors but also reinforces the connection between the forge and the field of battle.
Followers: Kalva is the primary deity revered by dwarves, who view him as the paragon of craftsmanship and industry. His followers are blacksmiths, artisans, and anyone who seeks to master the arts of forging and metallurgy. Dwarven societies often feature grand forges dedicated to Kalva, where masterpieces are created and celebrated.
Symbol: Kalva's symbol is a hammer set against the backdrop of a blazing fire. The hammer represents the tools of creation, while the fire symbolizes the transformative power of the forge. This symbol is often displayed in dwarven settlements, forges, and on weapons and armor crafted by his followers.