Morrow

Morrow, known as the Lord of the Seas, the Patron of Water, and the Source of Life, holds immense significance in a world dominated by the sea. Many consider him to be the paramount deity, often referred to as the current king of the gods. Morrow is recognized by various names, including Kanaloa, Triton, Njord, among others, but it is "Morrow" that resonates with the average citizen, especially in the current ruling empires. His temperament is as changeable as the waters he commands, quick to care, love, anger, or soothe.
Renowned for his eternal conflict with his adversary and lover, Pyraea, which precipitated the creation of the world, Morrow is perceived as the prevailing force in the ongoing struggle between them. His dominion over the world appears to be greater at present, placing him in a position of prominence.
Worship of Morrow is diverse and multifaceted. Numerous churches dedicated to him exist both on land and beneath the seas. Sailors beseech him for safe passage across his vast ocean realm, while others may pray for tidal waves to vanquish their adversaries or seek blessings and bountiful catches of fish. Offerings to Morrow range from candles and prayers to sacrifices, with devotees hoping their offerings find favor in his eyes over those of their enemies.
Role in myth: Within the tales of the god Morrow makes among the most frequent appearences. Wether it is his followers, children or fellow gods pleading for his aid or an arrogant mortal deserving divine wrath it is Morrow whos power is demonstrated most. A mortal worshippers may gain the might to slay the foul beast with Morrows blessing, or an arrogant lords fleet may be descimated by the waves for his hubris. The power of Morrow even goes over that of other gods such as the time he forced Auryn live as a mortal for one lifetime.
Divine Domains: Tempest Nature Life Sea
Symbols: Sea Trident Krakens