Typhon

Origin: When Typhon entered our realm is uncertain, some say he was there when it began, others say he appeared to end it. In any way Typon is eventually the one that seperated the elemental gods from their eternal feud which ended in the making of the material plane
Dualistic Nature: Typhon embodies contradictions and paradoxes, being a god of chaos and order, evil and justice, cycles and finality, destruction and creation. This duality makes Typhon a complex deity and sometimes perceived as a mad god.
Children: Typhon's offspring, the dragons, reflect his dual nature, divided into chromatic dragons (representing the beginning and war), gem dragons (formed through balance and peace between sea and flame), and metallic dragons (symbolizing the order that came after).
Draconic Kin: Typhon is credited with the creation of various draconic kin, including kobolds, hydras, and wyverns, though only true dragons are considered direct representations of him.
Prophecy: It is prophesied that Typhon, having brought order, will one day bring down his wall, initiating the end and restarting the endless war between Pyraea and Morrow.
God of Time: Typhon is connected to time, responsible for its flow, beginning, and end.
Worship: Typhon is among the most worshipped gods, with different cultures focusing on various aspects like dualism, chaos or order. Dragons, however, do not worship but respect Typhon as their father and believe they will be harbingers of the end.
Role in myth: Throughout most myths and legends telling of the exploits of the gods Typhon usually takes the role of instigator or mediator in conflicts but tends to be rather passive in any further actions. tales may vary in telling but Typhon has yet to be bested directly by any other god.
Afterlife: Most of Typhons followers believe that Typhon claims their soul after their death and reincarnates them to live once more wether in past, present or future. Many, especially dragonoid followers such as kobolds, believe that the most devoted followers are reborn as true dragons. The dragons themselves believe that their father will keep them by his side until the end times at which point they will all be unleashed and will live again in the new world.
Divine Domains: Chaos Order Dragons Time
Symbols: Dragons Hourglass Scale