Volg

Volganths, commonly called Volgs, are generally thought of as legends by most people. They are stories to frighten children with, and few people believe they actually exist. According to the stories, the Volgs were banished over two thousand years ago to a large island in the centre of the Great Ocean. According to the stories, they are servants of evil, worshippers of Night, the Lord of Darkness.
Volgs have the torso, arms, and legs of a human, but the head of a horned goat and large, bat-like wings. Some stories also tell of Volg shapeshifters, who infiltrate human society.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Unknown

Civilization and Culture

Common Myths and Legends

What myths and legends the Volgs may have are unknown. However, stories about Volgs make them out to be servants of Night, the god of death, darkness, and evil. According to some stories, during the war that led to their banishment, they used to ritually sacrifice humans and Isyar in mass numbers. The method of sacrifice varies from story to story, but the most common methods are burning alive and crucifixion.

Lifespan

Unknown

Average Height

Stories claim Volgs are tall, often reaching 7 or even 8 feet in height, but these are unverified.