Moa

Moa is the Great Frog and to some she is the Mother of Rivers. For many, Moa is the lord of all rivers in Xen'drik and they pray to her for safe passage.

Moa has been at war with Remni for aeons and neither spirit truly knows how it all started.

Giant eagles and their Aarakocra allies often hunt frogs and snakes to prove Remni's superiority over Moa.

Man and frog
Man and Frog have lived together since the First Sun, but one day when there was little water to be found. Man spent the days worrying and thinking about how he one day would leave this world, never to return. One day would be his final and he dreaded that day.

But man sent his faithful servant Wolf with a message to the gods; to ask if he could live forever. Man was to come back to life again, like a flowering plant after death.

Wolf set off to find the Gods, however he was soon distracted by the smell of stew and followed its hunger towards the source. Leaning close to sate it's hunger, wolf was content and forgot its mission.

Seeing that Wolf was lost, Frog took it upon itself to go to the Gods and tell them that man did not want to live forever. If man was to be reborn, thought Frog, he would soon muddy the rivers and destroy the birthplace of frogs.

Wolf finally arrived to tell Mans message. Leaning low Wolf crooned Man's need for rebirth in the song of the howl. The Gods were touched by Wolf's devotion for man.

But the Gods granted Frogs wish, because it got there first.

The Imposter
There are however those who seem to think that the real Moa no longer exists. A group of kobolds known as the Covenant of the Blessed Dagger claim that a snake god has usurped the true Moas powers and domain, eating her in the process. This unnamed trickster god is currently masquerading as Moa, and has sent out the frogs as a plague upon the jungle.

None of this as been confirmed by other sources, and would presumably be staunchly denied by actual followers of Moa. Given the often deep-rooted animosity between the different groups and species of the jungle, actual fact can be hard to ascertain.