The dwarven Gods

The dwarves having long been isolated from the other races have their own pantheon of gods. Each of these gods has its own stories, poems and legends.

The pantheon
The total number of dwarven gods is hard to guess. As there are several that might actually be the same god under a different name. But there are nine that are more important and/or popular. These nine appear in the legends and poems most often.
 * Sythar the god of war, anger and volcanoes
 * Fari the goddess of marriage, passion and the sun
 * Vora the goddess of creation, wisdom and rivers
 * Stradr the god of storms, fear and the sky
 * Ven the god of metals, crafting and mountains
 * Vrostr the god of winter, isolation and snow
 * Wydan the god of stories, memories and libraries
 * Feryn the goddess of prophecy, songs and forests
 * Hali the god/goddess of death, the afterlife and the moon

A few others include:
 * Jormyr the God of chaos, drowning and the ocean
 * Amanyta the Goddes of love, lust and lakes
 * The Unborn, the unnamed God of darkness, nights and wastelands

Depictions
In dwarven art the gods are depicted as humanoid giants with horns and wings. Each god has a symbol drawn above their head that represents them.