Mogarag

Mogarag is the Dwelver of the Deepness and Keeper of the Dragon's Gate. He was brought into the pantheon with the intent to guide souls to their rightful place or destroy them if the need should arise. In the beginning, when life was fresh and none were of old age, the only duty Mogarag had to perform was that of ensuring the proper rate of decay was set upon the world. Mogarag, like Astrasaz, loved life. When he began his duty of the Keeper of the Dragon's Gate, the gate that moved a soul to its rightful place, he was saddened that the people he enjoyed talking to had to leave him forever.

When Astrasaz taught the people of war and bloodshed, Mogarag was made to destroy souls, souls that had been far too tainted with violence and hatred and divinity. If left unchecked, those souls would have been reincarnated and demi-gods would roam the world and destroy everything. Still, Mogarag was tormented by the screams of the souls as they were wiped into the Void.

After detroying countless souls, Mogarag and his siblings, Byzoautol and Bastra, were driven mad. They were tired of their duties and, in an attempt to escape them, rebeled against Risaltret, who had brought them into existance in the first place.

Realms of Influence
Death - The Guider of The Lost and the Keeper of the Dragon's Gate, Mogarag guides those who would be lost to the Void to the Safety of the Elysium Fields. Those who perform burial rites often throw coins into the grave to paytoll for the Gate and its Keeper.

Shadows - The shadows can be soothing just as much as the light, and Mogarag understood this just as much as Girelda did. Those who embrace the gift of knowledge of Knowledge understand that it can a burden as well; the Shadows do well to conceal many things, including intellect. In his madness, Mogarag used this darkness to conceal his armies and strike suddenly without any warning.

Decay - Decay is a part of life. It can be considered a beautiful thing. Decay moves away the old in order to make room for the new. To Mogarag, there is nothing more amazing then the progression of life and its natural order.

Favored Classes
Barbarian - Those who embrace death are often well-worn travelers. They usually make the for the best stories compared to the rest of the inhabitants of Faeyrellun. Those who made a return trip from the Dragon's Gate before Mogarag's descent often times say that Mogarag was a very agreeable god. After turning insane, he merely agreed with their methods of destruction and rage.

Witch - Many embrace decay as a part of life just as much as living. Those who understand often turn to Mogarag to thank him for his gift. Those who don't understand usually view it as a tool of bringing about death. Mogarag in his madness made no distinction between the two.