Ciden

Alignment changes depending on whichever season is currently in power, Uthilithian conception of weather and nature.
Born from the body of earth, sea, and sky, Ciden presides over the dominion of all nature - a perpetual cycle of change. He's an incredibly volatile deity; his persona changes depending on whichever season is currently at its peak. As the seasons shift, so does he to mirror one of his four children and amplify the power of the season at hand - Verna, Notus, Melancholia, and Polaris. Amidst spring, Ciden is a mystical figure who endorses resurrection and life. Amidst summer, Ciden is an aggressively friendly god who pushes the world at his whim. Amidst autumn, Ciden becomes a down-to-earth deity with great reverence for mortals on the whole. Amidst winter, Ciden becomes almost cruel in his disdain for the world - he adopts the typical persona of a vengeful god.
His primary place of worship resides inside the trunk of the Tree of Life, an Yggdrasil-esque organism with a spiritual connection to all flora and fauna in Uthilith. Since most of his worshippers specialize in one of his four minor god children, it's not technically dedicated exclusively to him. Acolytes of the Seasons are chosen by their respective deities to make a pilgrimage to this temple on the Forgotten Continent in service to nature on the whole.

Servants:

• Marianne von Fortier 
• Lydia Moad 
• Ianassa Achaeus