Broyvar

A member of the Eleven Divine, Broyvar is one of the eight deities of mortals. His domains generally focus on things that are ever shifting, from both tangible things like weather and intangibles like ideas.
==Domains==
===Change===
Broyvar is seen as the deity of change. In a broad sense, this is taken as every day life occurrences. One may pray to Broyvar for such things as a child moving out for the first time or the start of a new job. Broyvar is asked for a smooth transition and for the change to be a good one. Conversely, one may pray to Broyvar to change a situation that they’re in, such as a bad marriage or undesired servitude to a master not of their choosing.
===Elements===
Broyvar is given credit for affecting the various elements on Ulea. This includes things that mortals find helpful, such as the rains that grow their crops and the winds that turn their mills, as well as things that hurt them, such as large storms, wildfires, and other natural disasters. Due to this, Broyvar is prayed to both to ask for help by those in need and for mercy by those that fear what he might bring. 
===Rebellion===
Broyvar is the rallying deity behind most rebellions. With rebellions come a change to the infrastructure of societies and countries. Even with minor social movements, people evoke the name of Broyvar to aid them. Young people, who often experience feelings of independence and rebellion at a certain age, are said to be inhabited by his will during this time.
===Progress===
Broyvar is thanked for innovations made by mortals, especially ones that change the path of society in some great form. Inventors and deep thinkers often beseech him for aid while contemplating their breakthroughs. While not usually given direct credit for the ideas, he is sometimes seen as the divine spark behind them.
==Rituals and Practices==
When praying to Broyvar, it is custom to change the prayer each time. As a result, there are no phrases typically associated with his worship.
Those that fear what Broyvar may bring, such as a storm while out at sea, will make a small change in their life. This can take the form of something as small as eating out of the ordinary food for a meal or a different way of styling one’s hair. The hope is that enough change has occurred, and there is no need for more.
==Worshipers==
Those that choose to worship Broyvar over other deities come in many different forms. Typically, most sailors pay at least some reverence to the deity, and many ship captains hold their own rituals to appease his will.
==Factions==
Category:God