Tawade

Common Lore The Fallen Triton god of Independence, Dance and Dreams was often shown as an androgynous triton wrapped in kelp though the form they often took was that of a large dolphin with sapphires for eyes.
Even today, Triton Artisans will often have a small dolphin somewhere around their workshop. 
Freedom was incredibly important to them they was the patron for many wandering Triton adventurers, bards and poets during the Silver Crusade. 
Uncommon Lore Tawade first taught Triton how to dance in their dreams, they adored how easily they could flow with the waves or pull themselves totally against them. They taught them the beauty of different environments, primarily how dancing and movement could be alluring in different ways both in the sea and in the dry air. 
Rarely known or heard lore Tawade was the first god to be betrayed during the Silver Crusade. Their priests considered what they did a mercy, at first, before the taste of power they had and the dark whispers of Boral caused them to drain Tawade nearly dry of divine power. 
Even in their last breath however, they whispered forgiveness into the ears of the remaining gods.

Alignment Chaotic Good

Symbol A Swimming Dolphin

Domain Trickery, Nature