Balnor

Darkness, doubt, revenge and envy are all tenets associated with Balnor who is rarely called by name amongst the civilized. Instead, names such as the Unspoken and the Doubtful God are used in place. Though many stories exist concerning Balnor and his eternal bouts with Aodin, most follow similar themes. It is said that when the gods were given domain over the mortal races, Balnor shunned his people and twisted them into vile perversions of their former selves creating the first orcs of whom Balnor is considered the patron of. Balnor has been driven to wickedness by many things according to legends, but none more so than his envy and hatred of mortals for ruining what he believed to be a perfect universe.
 * A subset of followers of Balnor view him not as a tale of pure evil and malice, but as a figure of forgiveness, repentance, and redemption.  They believe Balnor loved his fellow gods and struggled with his decisions and later came to regret all he had done and looked to make amends and ensure the wickedness he had created could not freely traverse the mortal realms.