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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sir Brennen" data-source="post: 3107172" data-attributes="member: 553">As frogmen, grippli value water in an almost religious context, I'd imagine. So they might have a rain god or god of lakes and streams.What are your other gods gods of? I mean, I could see the rainbow frog fulfilling either of these roles - the rainbow actually representing the meteorlogical phenomenon associated with rain. If not, a frigate bird might be the rain god, or a giant carp (plant-eating fish) might be the god of lakes.Where do grippli lay their eggs? They may have a "nursery" god associated with fertility and protection of the young. A God of the Reeds (Dragonfly? Actual humanoid looking plant?) or maybe a cave god (albino cave salamander?)One other thought - an apocalyptic deity, in the form of a giantic snapping turtle which sleeps in the deepest part of the Lake of All Worlds. The waking of this god will bring great disaster. For a high-level plot hook, many believe the grippli's Turtle God is based on appearances of the Tarrasque...</blockquote>