Mitauetus

 Mitauetus

Alternate Names: The Great Whale, Leviathan, The Deep King

Alignment: Neutral can lean to good or evil depending on his temper

Domains: Oceans, seafaring, sea-monsters, Tsunamis, Strength

 Personality Mitauetus is a brooding god, slow and steady like the tide itself and yet passionate and spirited like the crashing eaves, he rarely speaks but when he does his followers listen. The seas are his realm and protects them fiercely. He wishes to cover all over Ardus in water and then he would rule supreme to gain the attention of his secret beloved. He see's seafarers as his worthy followers and his sea-monsters as his greatest works and often pits one against another to yest their might, blessing the victor

 History He was cast into the oceans long ago by the other gods, for a long forgotten transgression or which he blamed Malaraes but his words were not heard and he was banished to the oceans depths and bound in chains where he has remained until the fall. The back lash from the fall weakened the other gods and he took his chance and escaped. however he remained in the oceans as they had become his new kingdom and largely ignores the other gods and yet misses them deeply at the same time however he has not forgotten his grudge against Malaraes who teases him with verse from time to time and on those occasions his temper flares and tidal waves become the result.

 Physical Manifestations He is often depicted as a giant whale shark or an enormous sea serpent

 Alliances He secretly longs for the embrace of Shareia but he believes she would not have him in his lowly position and to gain her attention he must rise up as a mighty entity. To this end he will ally with all except Malaraes to gain status and her attention. He enjoys the presence of Mael & Tsun, churning the waves to increase the sport of their games and grows sad when they leave and a notable lull descends upon the ocean

 Followings

He is worshiped in sea dependent towns and his church is known as "The order of the Breakers" they encourage its members to revere and worship Mitauetus and to cast of the shackles of the land. As such they built little floating communities upon the calm bays of the world and spend their wholes here, going ashore very rarely