Who is the god of piracy in Pathfinder?

The Pirate Queen Besmara embarked on her journey as a minor deity, relatively unknown in the realm of gods and goddesses. Over time, her influence grew as she demonstrated her prowess in battles against other demigods.

Her victories against formidable opponents did not only bolster her reputation but also granted her immense power. Besmara's reputation as a formidable warrior spread far and wide, making her a figure of respect and awe among her peers.

With her growing strength and influence, Besmara began to assert her dominance over sea monsters. These creatures, once feared by sailors and mariners, now fell under her command, adding to her already impressive array of powers.

Piracy also became an integral part of Besmara's domain. She embraced the act of piracy, seeing it as a way to challenge authority and assert her independence. Under her rule, piracy flourished, becoming a symbol of her rebellion against established order.

Due to her unique blend of power, independence, and rebellion, Besmara attracted a loyal following among the Firebrands. These worshippers revered her as a symbol of their own desire for freedom and rejection of conventional norms.