"O, hail King Neptune! To the mighty palace! Grand is he, on his throne! All hail the king!" they said. As they placed the jewels on the altar, a strange figure appeared. "Father!" he cried. He ran to the first one. "Run along, son.",he said. His trident was raised. The boy was pulled in a whirlwind. When he landed, the father came. The boy needed a healer- fast. Luckily, the boy lived. That, according to folklore, was a story from a father Triton. But yes, it was true. It is also a warning from elves.Yes. The're waiting. I hope you can live. But then again, not. Do not disturb them.I warned you. By Zola C Age 7 1/2 Instinct: To worship

• Worship: On any turn after worship, a Triton may choose to deal 1d6 more damage and attack, ignore one damage roll, or save it for later. If they save they gain 3 more damage on the worshiped roll. If you choose the other option, deal 1d6 damage also.
• Wavecall: When a triton worshiper battles, it calls a wave, sending everything in its path backwards very far. It can yank pillars, walls, everything, and it makes a mess. Then it deals b(2d10+6) damage.
• Multiple Group's help: When a Triton Worshiper has assistance, it can deal the original damage times the group size.While in distress, it can call on other packs for help. When they do they heal 1d8 damage per Triton.