Enki

Enki (worshiped as Odin in Falandria). The god of law and justice. God of water (sea and river) and of the element water. The god of exorcists. Enki is the greatest god in Bandagora.
==Sphere of influence==
To some it is self-evident why the god of law is also the god of water. Water always seeks its own level. The first clocks were sundials, but water clocks were the first reliable clocks. But water is merely the physical manifestation of Enki, not his principle. Law is the principle of Enki, and he is seen as being the creator in a sense. The other gods may aid or hinder him, but without Enki there would be no law, and thus no meaning. If there is no good or evil, or up and down, there can be no history, only confusion. Enki made order out of chaos by showing what was wrong and what was right. Where each pebble belongs and which way the wind should blow. When he was done the other gods began to meddle, this brought on many changes, but did not shake the fundament Enki had created. It is the divine purpose of all Enki priests that the law man lives by is the same as the laws of nature Enki has laid down. Enki priests are sometimes accused of honoring the law rather than those supposed to be protected by the law. This is nonsense, they feel. It is possible that the law may have some unintended and seemingly unreasonable consequences for certain unlucky individuals, but if the law itself is doubted, then it rocks the pillars of society endangering all. So the letter of the law must adhered to. Justice is important, but law and order are more important as they constitute the basis of justice. The laws of nature also implies that each thing has its own natural place. If something is out of its place, it should be returned. This is the reason Enki is the god of exorcists. Demons and devils does not belong to  Middle Earth and must be driven out. Their existence away from the Upper Plane is due to Hecate's gift of magic, a gift that does not come with any guarantee that a conjurer acts with responsibility. Finally one must note that, as with all the great gods, the creed of Enki varies somewhat from place to place.  
Holy day: May 15th. Symbol: The color green, water (often two wavy lines), the arrow of time (arrow crossed by two high tides), scales, ziggurat.