Elvish Pantheon

The J'barri maintain a strong central culture due to their pride-centric lifestyle and relatively close proximity between each city. The humans have large amounts of territory and conflicted history, leading to several popular pantheons and interpretations. Elves have large amounts of territory but their ideas change slowly in accordance to their long lifespans and less compulsive psychology. While the Western Elves have a largely different perspective from the East, all elves believe in the same gods.

• Silse, god of life, fidelity, and altruism
• Tsaoin, god of rebirth, revelation, and judgement
• Bourilia, god of knowledge, learning, and discovery

Many elves believe their own actions to reflect on gods. In desires to please them, kingdoms and landmarks are usually named after gods as a form of patronage. The continent of the elves is named Silse, the eastern kingdom is named Tsaoin, and the southern kingdom is named Bourilia. The names are also similar to many human gods. Namely, Taopin, Silset, and Boralia. The transition of names and culture likely happened sometime before the creation of the first Augury, or in service to the Augury's creation. 
The elves also believe in other divine creatures but have little idea about their purpose, origin, or domains. Those are as follows:

• The Constructs 
• The Hailen Ryr 
• Mountain Guardians

Type

Religious, Pantheon

Divines

• Eisol