Yaesheuhnahl

I pity you, a slave to a great and terrible master. You and I are nothing but pawns in their great game— but I am a better pawn than yourself.

— A mere pawn

Yaesheuhnahl— or Yaesh, Euhn, and Ahl— is an eldritch being split into three distinct consciousnesses, pitting their servants against one another in a great game spanning untold millennia across uncountable stars to determine which consciousness best deserve complete control over Yaesheuhnahl.

Symbolism & Worship

A trio of curios

Symbols of Yaesheuhnahl are split among the three consciousnesses, Yaesh's symbols are polished charcoal and fish heads, Euhn's are square-cut charcoal and fish torsos, while Ahl's are charcoal dust and fish tails.

Servants of Yaesheuhnahl will find themselves subject to heterochromia. If they already have this, their eye colors will simply change anew.

One at a time

Worshipers of Yaesheuhnahl may only devote themselves to a single consciousness— if they betray their master, they will find themselves split, too— their bodies moving on their own, and another voice crying out in their own head.

Rituals are performed largely in threes, with three performers, vessels, and repetitions— often on the third day of any given month.

Yay-shoo-nahl

(Approximation)

The Pawn

To Yaesheuhnahl, humanity is nothing but a collection of pawns in their great game.

Communication is one-way only, and a pawn can only receive messages. How, exactly, contact is initiated is unknown.

Pawns are expected, one day, to face and kill the pawns of the other consciousnesses— should they flee, control of their body will be wrested from them, and they will face their foe.

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