Kratatak

Kratatak was always a strong, but largely unremarkable god, with very few special attributes or ideas to speak of. So after the Godswar was over and five of the Gods were lost and their portfolios lay unclaimed Kratatak used his strength to quickly take them for himself, conquering the elemental planes and taking possession of the Lost God’s bodies. Elementals once served the Creator Gods, those who did not lose their minds and become Demons, now serve Kratatak. Followers. Those who respect personal strength as the authority and who prefer action to study are often devoted to Kratatak. People pray to Kratatak to avoid natural disasters, or to ask for strength or rain, he is asked to bless some tribal leaders and Khans and thanks is given when a natural disaster seems to be averted or when a personal test of strength is overcome. Priesthood. Those who follow Kratatak are less inclined to build temples, and sometimes choose locations of elemental power as holy sites, such as volcanoes, outcrops of rocks and windy canyons. Priests of Kratatak are not always spellcasters, many are Barbarians, whilst others are sorcerers, druids and clerics. Priests tend to wear only small amounts of clothing, preferring to demonstrate their strength by showing their muscles, stone hammers and mauls tend to be their preferred weapons. Dogma. True followers of Kratatak have a temperament of fire, a will of stone, mind of water and readiness of wind. Strength of body and will is the path to fulfilment, take what is yours if you can. Do not fear the elements, pass through the fire, stand firm in a quake, ride out the storm and lean into the wind.