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{{Deity | {{Deity | ||
|titles=The Hungry One | |titles=The Hungry One | ||
|worshippers=Goblins of [[ | |worshippers=Goblins of [[the Fortbreacher Legion]] | ||
|domains=Destruction, Might, Toil, Zeal | |domains=Destruction, Might, Toil, Zeal | ||
|weapon=Bone-craft | |||
|gender=Masculine | |gender=Masculine | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{this}}, the Hungry One was a god worshipped by most goblins of [[the Fortbreacher Legion]]. | |||
{{this}} was believed to be an ever-hungry being who constantly craved sustenance. His followers kept him appeased through offerings of blood spilled from their enemies and through sacrificial rites. In return, they believed {{this}} granted them strength and aid in overcoming their daily struggles. | |||
The followers feared that failing to satisfy him would unleash a doomsday capable of destroying the entire world. | |||
== Worship == | |||
Priests of {{this}} were known as shamans. Religious dogma was passed down orally, without any official scripture. | |||
[[Category:Enu]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 24 October 2025
| Titles | The Hungry One |
|---|---|
| Worshippers | Goblins of the Fortbreacher Legion |
| Demesne | Destruction Might Toil Zeal |
| Gender | Masculine |
| Favoured Weapon | Bone-craft |
Jok'Ragh, the Hungry One was a god worshipped by most goblins of the Fortbreacher Legion.
Jok'Ragh was believed to be an ever-hungry being who constantly craved sustenance. His followers kept him appeased through offerings of blood spilled from their enemies and through sacrificial rites. In return, they believed Jok'Ragh granted them strength and aid in overcoming their daily struggles.
The followers feared that failing to satisfy him would unleash a doomsday capable of destroying the entire world.
Worship[edit]
Priests of Jok'Ragh were known as shamans. Religious dogma was passed down orally, without any official scripture.