Forfuul is less of a god and more of a force, one which the people who worship him choose to form into a recognisable icon to more understand him.
Note that while not all worshippers of Forfuul are evil, it is most certainly the opinion of the common folk that they are. Nonetheless, worship and deference continues.

Forfuul is worshipped as a god of pure entropy, with relations to ageing, erosion, growth and death. "That which has begun must oneday become undone" or some variation of this is oft repeated among his worshippers.

While he is worshipped in thin cults throughout Lythran, his fealty is more common in coastal towns and groups. His connection with the ocean is deep and terrifying, with his followers believing that one day he shall claim not only Lythran, but the whole world, until all that is left is salt and sea.

Notable is the fact that House Phelt openly worships Forfuul, to the distain of their subjects.

With his connection with the seas, it is no surprise that his following is seeing an alarming growth in the members of the Deckborne Sons.

Forfuul is often represented by that of a tolling bell over an oceanscape, or simply black paint.

Worshippers of Forfuul leave their mark by spreading coal dust or dark paint on walls, or leaving a crime scene dark painted to distinctly claimed as a murder for their entropic god.

More peaceful Forfuulites may make themselves known by ritually coating the inside of their mouths with squid ink.

Forfuul's relationship with the ocean is unique, as he is not represented by the water itself, but the water's effect on the world around it; the slow erosion of rock to stones to sand to nothing. This is understood and adored by Forfuul's followers, who long to see the world erode to nothing like the rocks of the shore.

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