The Drowned God, also known as He Who Dwells Beneath the Waves, [1] is a sea deity worshipped by the ironborn of the Iron Islands in Westeros. The religion of the Drowned God is old, dating back to before the coming of the Andals, and the attempts of the Andal invaders to supplant it with the Seven all failed.

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The Drowned God himself is said to have drowned in the sea, for the sake of the Ironborn, but returned to life "harder and stronger". Drowning is also employed as a method of sacrificing captured enemies to the Drowned God.

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The Drowned God, also known as He Who Dwells Beneath the Waves, is a sea deity that is associated with reaving, raiding, pillaging, plundering, and the sea. He is worshipped in the Iron Islands by the ironborn, who believed themselves to be created by the Drowned God for the purpose of reaving...

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Jan 9, 2024 · The Drowned God is the patron deity of the Iron Islands. The ironborn, who reside in one of Westeros's least-populated regions, resisted the Andal's efforts to convert the continent.

The Drowned God, also called He Who Dwells Beneath the Waves, is a sea deity worshiped by the ironborn of the Iron Islands. The religion of the Drowned God is old, predating the coming of the Andals .

When none of the beasts appeared, a stone-laden Lodos walked into the sea with thousands of followers to see his supposed father, the Drowned God. Priests were angered by Lord Vickon Greyjoy allowing the Faith of the Seven to return to the Iron Islands.

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