Zoth

The God of Water, Life and Beasts. 
               Zoth is an enigma. Eons ago, a marvelous meteor slammed into an ocean and laid dormant until the arrival of Myrtu, the first God. Suddenly, the ocean around the meteorite turned the color of wine, and a being of godlike power was born. 
               After an early conflict with Myrtu led to the creation of the Pronger Valley and an agreement of peace, Zoth focused on creating life within the vast ocean that is himself. He created the mighty, immortal egg-spawning leviathan to dominate the oceans and placed within it Jyonah, the oldest living mortal man who was supposed to be the 13th Holy Ghost of the Smerta but did not die. 
               Seeing the early humans take to worship of Myrtu, Zoth created the Carp, a sentient race of benevolent fish men. They live short lives and breed quickly, living in beautiful underwater cities of breathtaking architecture with buildings built in and out of the coral. He created the sea cow, a domesticated aquatic herd mammal to draw nomadic seafaring humans to the coast. However, all of his creations weren’t beneficial. He also created the Eska, a sentient race of angler fish people that are known as aggressive, deceptive predators. 
               Despite being an inhuman and mysterious God, Zoth is close friends with another deity, Coldwell. Zoth even serves as the hot tub system in Coldwell’s realm of revelry.
APPEARANCE
               Zoth appears as a wine-colored ocean. He does not take forms and does not leave the material plane.
WHAT’S AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN?
Deep at the bottom of the Zoth Ocean, there are the twinkling remains of an opalline comet. Overhead, a massive leviathan lingers, every movement setting the water trembling. The leviathan groans and sends its massive eggs to the ocean floor in a blast of amniotic mist. 
HOW DO YOU WORSHIP ZOTH?
               Formal worship of Zoth is limited to specialized cults that emphasize having more children. The Carp practice their worship of Zoth in formal churches, but everyone else engages in fertility cults. Zoth respects offerings but very rarely helps people who make them. The only thing Zoth wants is newborn children. It is very taboo for humans, and Zoth does not like to speak to mortals, but Zoth takes human children to be raised in underwater Carp Kingdoms. Zoth has not explained why.