​Quell, The Sea King, Lord of the Blue

Alignment: Chaotic Good
Domains: Community, Travel, Water, Weather
Symbol: Sea king seated upon a giant clam shell throne
Garb: Practical shipboard clothing in blues and grays and long coat with a blue collar
Favored Weapon: Harpoon or trident
Form of Worship and Holidays: Equinoxes are special celebrations of the seasons and tides with the sounding of conch shells and the giving of gifts. Daily prayers are held with the changing of the tides.
Typical Worshipers: Explorers, sea traders, sailors, people that rely on the sea for their livelihood
Quell is a god of ancient Hyperborea that has found his way into the pantheon of every culture to occupy Akados since the days of that great empire. He represents the dangers of a life upon the sea and those who brave them either to earn a living or for the sake of adventure. Most major ports have a Chapterhouse of Quell where a sea priest conducts blessings upon the fleets and provides guidance of coming weather patterns. As a god of hearth and home for seafarers, the Chapterhouses of Quell also do charitable work for the poor and destitute of their home cities seeking to ease suffering, feed the poor, and heal the sick. They only charge those who can afford to pay for their services from.
Quell has become the most prevalent god upon the Razor Coast, certainly within Port Shaw, and perhaps supplanting even the veneration of the native gods by the Tulita, such is his influence. Many Tulita that look to the sea for their survival and feel abandoned by their totem gods have turned to the worship of Quell in hopes of capturing some of the prosperity that seems to cling to the mainlander colonists

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