Nenthras, The Everplague
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Major Spheres of Influence: Plague, Hunger, Pestilence
Minor Spheres of Influence: Predators, Deconstruction
Suggested Domain(s): Nature, Death
Followers: Druids, Predators, Cannibals, Evil Fey
Symbol: The Putrid Rose
The God of Plague, Nenthras represents the unforgiving wrath of the natural world. As with most of the Far Gods, little is known of his true nature, and he is worshipped far from cities, on the fringes of society. Nenthras is thought to seek only to bring down the merciless forces of nature upon anyone within his reach. He represents a strong hatred for civilization, taking any opportunity to destroy cities, crops, and communities, often through slow and painful degradation. Nenthas rarely seems to seek clout or allies, instead opting to rally the wilderness' forces against any who catch his attention. He relishes the opportunity to see life shrivel and decay. Little is known about how Nenthras might manifest, if he ever did. The few known depictions seem to portray him as a pulsating entity only seen in the delirium of sickness. Others show her as a towering amalgamation of vines and teeth.
Major Spheres of Influence: Plague, Hunger, Pestilence
Minor Spheres of Influence: Predators, Deconstruction
Suggested Domain(s): Nature, Death
Followers: Druids, Predators, Cannibals, Evil Fey
Symbol: The Putrid Rose
The God of Plague, Nenthras represents the unforgiving wrath of the natural world. As with most of the Far Gods, little is known of his true nature, and he is worshipped far from cities, on the fringes of society. Nenthras is thought to seek only to bring down the merciless forces of nature upon anyone within his reach. He represents a strong hatred for civilization, taking any opportunity to destroy cities, crops, and communities, often through slow and painful degradation. Nenthas rarely seems to seek clout or allies, instead opting to rally the wilderness' forces against any who catch his attention. He relishes the opportunity to see life shrivel and decay. Little is known about how Nenthras might manifest, if he ever did. The few known depictions seem to portray him as a pulsating entity only seen in the delirium of sickness. Others show her as a towering amalgamation of vines and teeth.
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