Denaila

Elven religion is poorly understood by human scholars. What is known is that each clan has a seeker who leads the clan's spirituality, which manifests in the worship of dozens of minor deities known as the Denaila. According to the seekers, the Denaila cannot physically manifest themselves in our world, but they can manifest avatars of themselves. These avatars are capable of manipulating the world and people around them, and thus are worshiped fervently.

Many followers of the Conclave insist the Denaila are demons, devils, or similar extra-planar intruders. This has, somewhat expectantly, created significant disagreement between followers of the predominantly-human Conclave and predominantly-elven worshipers of the Denaila.

Structure
The organization of Elven worshipers is very decentralized. Individual clans will typically choose a Seeker to act as the spiritual leader of the clan. This seeker is typically chosen at a young age and trains as an apprentice to an existing seeker for many years before taking his or her master's role as adviser to the clan and the clan's leadership.

Public Agenda
The Denaila pantheon has no specific agenda, but its individual deities do. Worship of an individual Deneai creates very different opinions and agendas in its follower. Elves do not view the Denaila as "good" or "evil" but rather as balancing forces within an unbalanced world.