Marutuk

Marutuk exists among the earliest generations of Titans, utilizing his primeval power to harness the basic essence of the cosmos itself. Devoting most of his effort towards greater understanding of the vast and complex nature of astronomical powers, he has only created one world, Nibiru, and while many complex lifeforms live among it, only one sentient mortal race was fashioned by him, the Parian (sing. Pari).

Roles
As the sole Titan creator of Nibiru and its inhabitants, Marutuk has had to undertake quite an inordinate amount of tasks in order to properly tend to his world.

Starfather: His main epithet, the Parian early coined the term in reference to him due to his stellar motif and affinity for cosmic powers. The title itself is reminiscent of other deities' monikers in the vein of "Allfather" or "Skyfather"; to the parian, Marutuk is father of the night sky and all it pertains. In effect, it is shorthand for all the roles he performs.

Shepherd of the Stars: Alluding to his main title, Marutuk is known for manipulating cosmic energies, though most notably this refers to his capacity to alter the course of time, "halting the stars in the sky itself should he need to" as the parian often say. Alternatively, in accordance with Martuha'i (the parian religion surrounding Marutuk), parian generally believe that when they die, their souls become a new star in the sky and that Marutuk himself leads them across to their resting place beyond.

Cartographer of the Cosmos: Among the Titans themselves, Marutuk is noted for his interest in mapping the cosmos as much as one possibly can, despite its infinite size. Even among Titans, very few others have as much knowledge as he does of their surrounding space.

Lord of the Night Harvest: In conjunction with parian agriculture, which slightly differs from most worlds in that Nibiru's plantlife is magical and requires different farming techniques, Marutuk is seen as the lord of vegetation on Nibiru as it clearly has been influenced by his presence. Alternatively, this title also refers to his status as a death deity, abiding by the notion of "reaping souls" akin to "reaping grain".

The First and Last Light: This moniker typically refers to his role in giving and claiming life; the First Light one sees upon birth and the Last Light they see upon death.