Elven Pantheon

The elven pantheon of deities, which is distinct from (and compatible with) elven ancestor worship, consists of four deities representing the four elemental forces of nature:

Losh is the god of sky and Makila is the goddess of water. It is from their marriage that the world was born.

Shori is the god of fire and Gnorri is the goddess of earth. In the elven religious beliefs, they are very young deities, and are destined to be married and to be the mother and father of another world, but at this time they engage only in flirtation and a romantic chase. Gnorri is the daughter of Losh and Makila, while Shori's origin is neither explained, nor treated as especially mysterious within the context of the pantheon.

Although it is not common for members of other races to worship the elven pantheon (and the practice is actively discouraged by the elves themselves), there is nothing in the actual dogma of the deities, nor in their specific proclivities that prevents them from being worshiped by members of other races.