Isros

Isros the Deep is god of the sea and storm. His domain is the ocean, lakes, water and all that live in it. He is also the storm god and god of the rain that falls from the sky. He is worshiped by sailors and fishermen and those that live near the sea or draw their life from it.

Description
Isros is always depicted relatively shirtless and with long brown hair and a beard with blue-green eyes. Even when shown with armor it is never in full plate or armor that covers much of his body. He is also sometimes characterized in a more amorphous form as a giant wave with a face or similar description.

Personality
Isros' personality can vary as much as the seas themselves. Normally calm and aloof he is prone to sudden fits of rage if the situation arises. He tends to be serious and brooding but isn't malicious unless provoked. He favors those that respect the sea and the life within it.

Powers & Abilities
Isros has the ability to merge with the water itself as well as live and breathe underwater. He commands all the life within the oceans and can summon storms and wind with destructive effect. He is physically almost as strong as Arek or Amon and commands the seas themselves.

Worshipers
Isros is worshiped by sailors and fishermen mostly who pray for safe passage or bountiful results when fishing. He is also worshiped by those that live on or close to the ocean that pray for calm seas and protection from storms. His temples are always near or on the water with monuments sometimes being erected in the water near shore or on the rocks as a lighthouse.

Traditions
During the Festival of Crowns some coastal towns will have boating races. In Summerwyn some worshipers will release floating lanterns into the sea as tribute. Sailors and fishermen have many superstitions about Isros. For example, fishermen often toss the smallest fish back into the water from their nets as a sign of respect to the god of the seas.