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[BigKevSexyMan]

I've been doing some research on "the old gods are the elven pantheon and the maker is the trickster god" theory that's out there.  Well, some of it just doesn't add up.  First being that there would be 8 gods + maker when we know that it's likely that there are 7 gods + maker(although this could be wrong, but there is no evidence to say otherwise.

But then I noticed that 4 of the elven gods were in fact twins.  So what if instead, we look at it the twin gods as not two seperate beings, but one being with two natures?  It could be possible that instead of 9 elven gods it might be 2 dual nature gods + 5 single nature gods making 7 gods total.

He's what I figures so far, and please tell me if you dissagree on the placements, but I studies the wiki and it seems right.

Elven=June - God of Crafts
Old God=Andoral - Dragon of Slaves

Elven=Sylaise - Goddess of the Hearth
Old God=Toth - Dragon of Fire

Elven=Andruil - Goddess of the Hunt
Old God=Dumat - Dragon of Silence

Elven=Fen'Harel - Dread Wolf/ Trickster God
Old God=Lusacan - Dragon of Night

Elven=Ghilan'nain - Goddes of the Halla
Old God=Urthemiel - Dragon of Beauty

DualElven=Falon'Din - God of Death and Fortune/ Twin of Dirthamen
DualElven=Dirthamen - God of Secrets/ Twin of Falon'Din
Old God=Razikale - Dragon of Mystery

DualElven=Elgar'nan - Twin of Mythal/ God of Vengeance and Fatherhood
DualElven=Mythal - Twin of Elgar'nan/ Goddess of Justice and Motherhood
Old God=Zazikel - Dragon of Chaos


The hardest one to place has been Dumat.

[Kalle88]

That is a very cool idea, the fact that the twin-gods might be one and the same seems to solve a great deal of problems. However, the connection between the Elven Pantheon and the Old Gods are discussed in this thread:

http://social.biowar.../index/278262/1



Perhaps you can move your post there

[BigKevSexyMan]

Yeah, I supposed that's better suited, I'll post it there.

[tesaiga]

What abouth Mythal the godess of Creation it is said that she is the strongest of them all