Zasgrall
One of the most ferocious and unpredictable of the Divines, Zasgrall is linked with savagery and inhibition. A child of Astartes and, therefore, war, Zasgrall’s hand can be found where fighting turns to slaughter or when creatures, humanoid or otherwise kill for the pure pleasure of it rather than for necessity.
Divine Domains
- Savagery
- Inhibition
Common Worshippers
Most folks who regard themselves and their surroundings as civilised have little to do with Zasgrall and little desire to engage with her, as she encourages violence and disorder. Most of those who follow her are tribal peoples who live in the wildest places of the world and she has a particularly strong following amongst Gnolls, who were created to embody her savage nature and tendencies.Priesthood
Though she prefers the disorder brought about by unrestrained violence on the whole, when it comes to those chosen to be her clergy, Zasgrall is much more of a stickler. Communities which worship Zasgrall will often be led by one of her clerics, who will hand pick those from among the population thought to embody her love of savagery more powerfully than their kin. These souls will then be trained in the art of war and the secret rites which allow them to become berserkers in battle, men and women capable of enduring immense pain who cut down hundreds in a single engagement.Temples
There are no formal temples to Zasgrall, but in the wildest, most desolate places of Kelbonnar Planes of Existence, or where her followers have brought forth slaughter, huge mounds of severed heads will be erected in her honour.Activities in the Divine War
Naturally, the Divine War is something that Zasgrall is highly supportive of. She fights for the Astartians and is regarded as one of the most capable fighters at Astartes' disposal. However, Astartes keeps Zasgrall on a short leash, knowing that without close management, she will quickly bring about ultra violence and destruction.Family Tree of the Divines
Divine Classification
Goddess
Species
Age
Unknown
Circumstances of Birth
As recounted in The Origin of the Divines.
Children
Gender
Female
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