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Revision as of 13:29, 28 March 2014
- "We fight against the Storm God, who holds a castle in the clouds and sends the winds to lure the ironborn off course or wreck our ships."
- ―Yara Greyjoy
The Storm God is a deity in the religion of the Drowned God, followed in the Iron Islands of Westeros. He is the enemy of the Drowned God and the ironborn.
Representation of the Storm God's castle
The Storm God is believed to dwell in a castle in the clouds and to send winds and waves to lure ironborn off course or wreck their ships. Ironborn believe that it was the Storm God who blew the Andals to the Iron Islands.
Legends also tell that the Grey King waged war against the Storm God for a thousand years.
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Storm God is the "evil" deity in the ironborn religion, fighting against their creator, the Drowned God. The mythos of the ironborn religion is loosely inspired by real-life Viking mythology.
