Morrin

Morrin, the foreboding god of death and slumber. With a statue that displays his ominous nature, Morrin has become the god that everyone seeks to make peace with before they die. Because once Lyrras' grip loosens, Morrin takes over. Although Lyrras is his counterpart, Morrin and him are said to be brothers that work in synergy with one another, creating the life and death cycle. Who is older, is yet a mystery, but many believe it to be Morrin, as death existed before the world was even created.

Morrin is a silent, yet grimly dire god. He is said to not utter any words, if it can be avoided. And if it isn't, he will make the sentences as short as possible. This makes him the most cryptic god to communicate with, and leaves many of his words for interpretation. There is a church in Lonelight for Morrin, which is locally known as 'The Chapel of Silencet'. The priests there are nearly as cryptic as Morrin, and are said to communicate on the same level as him. At The Chapel of Silence, burying one's dead in their graveyard is considering an offering to Morrin, and thus the bereaved will receive his blessings. This blessings, however, are nearly as subtle as the god who sent them.

Even though Morrin is the god of death, he takes little to no participation in the war against the Netherworld, as he claims it is just not worth his effort. His fellow gods have ceased to try and make sense out of him centuries ago,