Edarr

Edarr, the son of the Sunken, is a prominent deity in the pantheon known for his dominion over storms. While his father is revered as the God of the depths and the seas, Edarr is more widely recognized for his control over the tempestuous forces of nature. His divine presence is most felt when the weather turns tumultuous, and he is called upon for aid during sudden and fierce storms.
Story:
Edarr’s reputation as the God of Storms is rooted in his dramatic and powerful nature. Unlike his father, who is often petitioned for safe voyages, Edarr’s influence is more directly associated with the fierce and unpredictable aspects of the weather. It is said that his divine power can stir the skies and command the storms with a mere thought.
Edarr’s most well-known myth involves his love for Amalee, a mortal woman whose beauty was so captivating that Edarr halted a raging storm to gaze upon her. Moved by her grace, Amalee was elevated to the status of the Goddess of Home and Hearth, becoming his eternal wife. Together, they have three daughters, each representing an important aspect of life: farming, family, and fertility.
Among the deities, Edarr is noted for his favor towards Toria, an island in the Tears of the Veil.
Prayer:
"Gracious God, my deliverer, I come to you in my time of need. Illuminate me so I might go forth in your name. I beg this of you on both my knees, giver of love. Support me with your glorious grace.
Legacy:
Edarr’s influence is felt most acutely in regions where sudden weather changes and storms are common, particularly in places like The Veil. While he may not be as commonly invoked for sailing as his father, sailors and travelers alike turn to Edarr for protection when faced with unpredictable weather.
The divine family of Edarr and Amalee, along with their daughters, forms a powerful and balanced pantheon that reflects the essential aspects of life and nature. Edarr’s role as the God of Storms underscores the importance of understanding and respecting the forces of nature, reminding followers of the power and beauty inherent in the sky and its storms.
In worship and daily life, Edarr’s presence serves as a reminder of the ever-changing nature of the world and the divine protection that guides and shields those who seek his favor.

Divine Domains

Sky Sanctuary

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A Storm Cloud: This symbol represents Edarr’s control over storms and his ability to summon or calm the tempests. It is often depicted in divine art and is a key element in his worship and rituals.

Tenets of Faith

Respect the Storms: Recognize the power and majesty of storms. Understand that they are forces of nature that must be respected, not feared. Approach them with reverence and preparedness.

Seek Safe Passage: When facing the unpredictability of weather, call upon Edarr for protection and guidance. Ensure that your actions in the face of storms are deliberate and respectful of his divine will.

Embrace Change: Just as storms bring change to the weather, be open to the changes and challenges in life. Adapt and find strength in the face of adversity, knowing that transformation is a natural and necessary part of existence. Honor the Sky: Appreciate the beauty and power of the sky in all its forms. Engage in practices that celebrate the celestial realm and acknowledge Edarr’s dominion over the heavens.

Holidays

The Storm’s Embrace is an annual celebration dedicated to Edarr, the God of Storms, observed during the peak of the storm season, typically in late summer or early autumn. The holiday serves as a tribute to Edarr’s immense power and a plea for his continued protection. Festivities begin with storm watching, where communities gather at vantage points to witness and honor the storms while offering prayers of thanks. A ceremonial boat adorned with offerings is set adrift on the water, symbolizing a tribute to Edarr and a request for safe passage.
The celebration continues with feasts featuring hearty foods and communal storytelling about storm survival, accompanied by hymns and songs dedicated to Edarr. Special chants and prayers are performed throughout the day, and offerings of food, crafted items, and storm-related symbols are presented at altars or shrines. The Storm’s Embrace is both a day of reverence and festivity, reinforcing the connection between the deity of storms and the resilience of his followers

Divine Classification

Deity

Sex

Male

Eyes

Sapphire

Hair

Ocean blue

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Light Blue