Morpheus

The god of sleep and dreams. God of minor rituals. 
Not far from the Pandese town of Sersch is a small grove that travelers visit with awe. On a large flat stone in the middle of the grove lies a small mummified man. Visitors are told that he had started to tell everybody who would care to listen that Morpheus was a sham and sleep came naturally to all beings. But one day he did not awaken from his sleep, and if he is not dead he is still sleeping. The purpose of this tale is to show that we do not understand Morpheus. He controls a third of our lives, and yet we do not know what He wants. Sages and philosophers argue without end about the nature of sleep, but the fact that elves do not sleep the way men do points to the fact that sleep is something Morpheus grants, not just guards. Though sleep by some is considered a preview of death, it is the process of sleep that allows us to come to terms with all the new impressions that we receive each day. Many who are ready to commit suicide at night, trudge on in the morning. Most men fear to be deprived of their sleep, and so they sacrifice regularly to Morpheus. Note that Morpheus sends ordinary dreams, whereas all gods (but especially Selene) sends divine dreams. Morpheus is also the god of beginnings and ends, home and change (this aspect is known as Janus in some places), and His priests are mainly active performing minor rituals in private homes.
Holy day: November 8th. Symbol: A sleeping person, a disc with a sun and a moon, a door, a Janus head