Gozreh

A neutral deity of the sea, nature, and weather. Their symbols include the trident and the dripping leaf. They are mostly worshipped in coastal towns. In particular, they are worshipped heavily in Moldoryn.

Places of worship there are identified mainly by the plethora of chimes that surround the exterior. Those faithful to the Church of Gozreh leave windchimes as offerings. When a hearty wind blows through them, it is said that this is the voice of Gozreh speaking directly to the people of this plane. Worshippers of Gozreh always have at least one set of chimes affixed to the exterior of their household.

Windchimes vary in style, size, and make based on the economic standing of the household. High status households will often have chimes of solid gold or silver, intricately wrought by a master metalworker, with etched details of storms, seas, wind, or other natural elements. Those of the lowest standing may have made their chimes by hand using detritus found in their environments. Pieces of hollowed wood tied together with string often suffice. 

They are worshipped mainly in song with the main religious text being Hymnes to the Wind and the Waves.