Pan

The god of animals and of the forest. The druids' prime deity. The Wild One. There are no Pan priests, only druids. Pan is rarely worshiped by ordinary men and has no holy day. A few worship his aspect Kirion (the Scales). Kirion maintains the balance of good and evil, of order and chaos. The distinction between the aspects of Kirion and Pan is not easy for laymen. They are both aspects of a deity both groups of worshipers sometimes call the Master. The Master disdains the usual rituals involving supplication and sacrifice. He is not a god that one bargains with. Those that adhere to the aspect of Pan believe that this is due to his refusal of language and human law as being unnatural constructs designed to deprive man from seeing the glory of creation. Thus Pan speaks not and obeys only the laws of nature. Whereas those that adhere to the aspect of Kirion believe that to Kirion all beings are equal. Weak or strong, stupid or clever, each has the same right to existence. So Kirion does not see himself as worth more than any man, though his powers may be infinitely greater.
The elves calls Pan by Ta/Narr (the destroyer /creator) and when Ta/Narr is seen as a female elf, she is akin to a goddess of fertility. When Ta/Narr appears a male elf, he is a sort of war god. The dwarves call him Orlon (the puppet master). The hobbits call him Shazandalar (the great cook). Pan (the wild one) is also the name given to him by the sidhe.