Poseidon - God of the Sea

Poseidon is the God of the Sea. He is a mercurial and vengeful deity, embodying both the calm and the violent nature of the seas.
Poseidon is known as the King of the Sea and presides over the domain of water, from the oceans and rivers to the Elemental Plane of Water. He rules from his palace, along with his Consort, the Sea Nymph Amphitrite.
Poseidon is commonly worshipped by sailors, fishermen and those living under the sea, usually for protection or safe passage.
Domains: Lakes, Rivers, Seas, Oceans and Water.
Symbols: Dolphins, Horses, Tridents and Whales.

Apperance:

Poseidon is exclusively depicted as masculine, commonly a middle aged figure with tanned skin, sea green eyes and thick black hair and a beard. They are usually depicted wearing a crown and holding a trident.
Poseidon is sometimes depicted nude, or with blue skin, fins and a fish-like tail, resembling a Merfolk.

Holidays

Thalásméra - 17th of Hebdomos
A religious day for the Gods of the Sea, such as Poseidon. Commonly celebrated by sailors and people living on the coast as to bring them good fortune in all the coming sea storms.

Divine Classification

Greater Deity

Religions

• Sea Lords of Orisima

Realm

Elemental Plane of Water

Date of Birth

Creation

Parents

Khronos - God of Time

Children

• Ceto - The Sea Witch

Pronouns

He/Him

Gender

Male

Ruled Locations

• Elemental Plane of Water

Divine Patron:
Merfolk
Triton