(a.k.a. Stonefather, Grand Architect)
Moradin, known as the Stonefather and Grand Architect, holds a central role in the dwarven pantheon as the deity associated with creation, the forge, and the cosmic order. Revered as the divine architect, Moradin bestowed upon dwarves the knowledge to build their holds and is credited with creating the sun, moon, and stars.
- Creation
- Forge
- Protection
An anvil against a backdrop of stars.
Bestower of Knowledge:
Moradin is venerated as the bestower of knowledge and wisdom, providing dwarves with the insights and skills necessary to construct their subterranean holds. Dwarves credit Moradin for gifting them the ability to shape their destinies through craftsmanship and innovation.
Grand Architect of the Cosmos:
As the Grand Architect, Moradin is credited with the creation of celestial bodies—the sun, moon, and stars—that illuminate the dwarven world. Dwarven astronomers and scholars seek Moradin's guidance in understanding the cosmic order and celestial events.
Custodian of Cosmic Order:
Moradin embodies the principles of cosmic order and justice. Dwarven societies look to Moradin's teachings for guidance in matters of governance, law, and the preservation of moral and ethical values.
Symbol of Unity:
The anvil against a backdrop of stars symbolizes Moradin's role in shaping the destiny of the dwarven race within the vast cosmos. Dwarves display this symbol to express their unity under the guidance of the Stonefather.
Defender of the Faithful:
Moradin is invoked for protection and strength in times of adversity. Dwarves believe that the Stonefather watches over them, providing resilience and fortitude in the face of challenges.
