Umberlee (uhm-ber-LEE)
Fickle Umberlee
The evil she demon of the open sea, Umberlee's church is spread through the Apocrypha of Fear, which is both a way of life and the name of her priestly orders' instruction manual. She is worshipped out of fear, for she is fickle and spurious, and sees her interactions with mortals as mere moments.
Umberlee's temples are few and far between, widely situated throughout the world in the hidden coves and underwater copses of the world. Her symbol, of two waves facing away from each other, is engraved near docks and on sea walls the entire world around.
In depths where cerulean waves unfurl,
Where mysteries of the ocean swirl,
Oh, Umberlee, goddess of the sea,
We raise our voices in praise to thee.
With billows bold and tempest's roar,
You rule the tides, the ocean floor,
Your realm, a realm of endless blue,
Where life in splendor finds its hue.
Beneath your gaze, the waves they dance,
In your embrace, all life's expanse,
From coral gardens to kelp's embrace,
You cradle creation's sacred space.
Yet, in your depths, a tempest brews,
A fickle heart, both win and lose,
For you are fierce, a force untamed,
And sailors tremble at your name.
But, Umberlee, we know your might,
And in your realm, we find our light,
With reverence deep, we raise our plea,
Grant us safety upon the sea.
In storm and calm, we sing your song,
To you, our goddess, we belong,
To the depths of the trench, we'll sail,
With your blessing, we'll prevail.
Oh, Umberlee, with love profound,
In your domain, we're forever bound,
Guide us through the ocean's expanse,
In your name, we take our chance.
So, hear our prayer, our voices rise,
To the goddess of the sea and skies,
Umberlee, we praise your grace,
In your embrace, we find our place.
Divine Domains
The oceans and seas of the worlds are Umberlee's playground, demesne, and hunting areas.
Holy Books & Codes
The Apocrypha of Fear; The Eternal Deeps; Farmer's All-Weather Almanac1.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Two waves, facing away from each other, back to back.
1 The only mortal Umberlee ever truly respected was the one who thought of making her a Holy Book and publishing it as advice for fishermen and those who ply the seas. That mortal was a priest named Zilphian Farmer, but Umberlee never actually cared enough to ask.
Divine Classification
Deity
Religions
Alignment
chaotic/nuetral
Age
Ageless
Children
Pronouns
She/Her
Gender
Woman
Presentation
Femenine
Eyes
Deep, stormy blue
Hair
"kelpy", very dark green
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Green tinged white girl