@The Slimy Stump You're thinking within the constraints of Greek Mythology, and other real-world mythologies, where absolutely every god is "the god of ____". But Middle-earth isn't bound by a rule that every divine being must have a particular emphasis, even if most of the Valar do.

A worldbuilder can import or exclude any real-world-mythology norm that they wish, for their own fictional world.

Melkor may have acquired a particular area of emphasis had he remained good....

^That's what I meant. What is his particular area of emphasis?

@The Slimy Stump did you not read my first reply?

^Did you not read my first reply?

I guess you didn't.

I guess you didn't either.

Back to the topic at hand, what do you think Morgoth was the god of before he became the Dark Lord

@Fandyllic I’m sorry if information I posted may hav been wrong. I won’t debate that, but what do you think Morgoth was the god of before he became the Dark Lord?

I never agreed Morgoth is the god of anything, so I don't have an answer for that. All I know is that his skills most closely resembled Aulë, which I said in my first reply

Right, why does Morgoth have to be the god of something? He's not.

God of Darkness Morgoth