Thassas

Thassas is a fictional deity featured in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game's lore. He is primarily associated with the plane of Theros and is the god of the hunt, the wild, and the moon. Thassas is depicted as a powerful and often capricious entity, whose followers seek his favor through acts of prowess and successful hunts. His symbol is often represented by a crescent moon.

The domain of Thassas extends to the untamed wilderness, where predatory animals and the cycle of life and death are central. His followers are typically hunters, rangers, and those who live closely with nature. They often leave offerings to Thassas in the wilderness, hoping for his guidance and protection. While he can be benevolent, especially to those who respect his domain, he is also known for his swift and unforgiving justice when his natural order is disturbed or disrespected. His influence is deeply ingrained in the culture and religious practices of Theros, shaping the lives and beliefs of its inhabitants.