Dwarves for the Dwarf God!

[droid327]

Steins for the Stein Throne!

Elves, Drow and WF all have racial exclusive deity options. Dwarves need love more than any other race right now except maybe the halfies. Time for a dwarf god that favors d axe. It'd open up opportunities for lots of THF divine builds, and I think that's highly thematic for dwarves. The Blessing could be "add half your CON modifier to WIS/CHA" because....well, Dwarf

[Ganak]

By Moradin's itchy bum we need this!

[Aelonwy]

By Moradin's itchy bum we need this!

TMI.

Would be cool. And as my hubby keeps requesting, we need a Returning throwing Beer Mug.

[Vulkoorex]

TMI.

Would be cool. And as my hubby keeps requesting, we need a Returning throwing Beer Mug.

That could be dwarves racial ability. Mug does % chance confusion to enemy and provides Temp HP for the dwarf.

[Hobgoblin]

TMI.

Would be cool. And as my hubby keeps requesting, we need a Returning throwing Beer Mug.

has a chance of enraging u when used as you should not spill ale

[Shadow_Jumper]

Would be cool. And as my hubby keeps requesting, we need a Returning throwing Beer Mug.

As a halfling I approve this request

[leesun]

most if not all of the members of the sovereign host are depicted as being either a "playable" race, or sometimes a dragon.

Dol Dorn is generally depicted as a human, half orc, or a dwarf. he is chaotic good and represents the struggle between good and evil
Kol Karran is generally depicted as a jolly human or dwarf, and is the neutral god of money
Onatar, a selectable deity in ddo, is almost solely depicted as being a dwarf, and is the god of craft and dwarves. his favored weapon is even a warhammer

the Undying Court of the elves isn't really a deity, so much as a council of sorts, and that is using the term loosely. most elf and some drow tribes revere their ancestors and venerate the undead. they take care to preserve them, and seek council from them. in some ways this is similar to the real life Incan to a degree. In the quest The Faithful Departed we fail if too many venerated undead are killed. the undying court found a way to extend their already long elven life unnaturally, similar to a lich, but with positive energy instead of negative energy. they gain even more power from the devotion of their descendants.

the lord of blades is an incredibly powerful warforged that appeared after the day of mourning, when an entire country was destroyed. not a lot is known about it.

Vulkoor is the god that most of the drow worship, who is believed by many drow and scholars to also be the Mockery, a member of the dark six. the dark six being the six deities exiled from the sovereign host. It isn't that only drow worship Vukoor/the Mockery so much as it is mostly the drow to worship him. Kind of like how while mostly merfolk, sahuagin, and lizardfolk worship the devourer, another member of the dark six, sailors will also sometimes pray to him in hopes of having safe voyages