Iututɤ

Iututɤ, one of the original gods of Ngichapun, part of Qohuishán, was most commonly worshipped by those living along coasts.

Divine Domains

Water, The Sea, Storms

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Iututɤ is depicted as a young woman with dark skin, black dreadlocks beaded with blue beads, wearing loose green, blue, and silver clothes. Common symbols of her include a cupped hand with water pouring out between the fingers, a storm cloud with 5 bolts of lightning, and blue and silver beads.

Divine Classification

Goddess

Titles

The Seamother, The Stormbringer

Alignment

Neutral

Domains

Sea, Water, Storm, Tempest

Worshippers

Sailors, Pirates, Costal Dwellers, Water folk