Fear and Hunger

1. #1Sylvian

   Keys: Fertility, the Great Mother, Sylvian · Secondary:

   Sylvian is the Goddess of fertility; at her core, she is the embodiment of life and its creation. Affinity can be gained with her through acts of “love” or the enactment of the celebration of intimacy and flesh. In the Old Times, she was worshipped with massive orgies; masturbating or orgasming and producing love is embodying Sylvian. She embodies healing magic.

2. #2Gro-Goroth

   Keys: God of Destruction, Gro-Goroth

   Is the God of destruction and renewal; he embodies the very act of sacrifice and change. His spells are offensive and primarily utilize blood magic — to harness his power, blood and sacrifices are needed. In the Old Times, he was worshipped in mass slaughters to be as agony-inducing as possible.

3. #3Alll-Mer

   Keys: the Ascended One, Alll-Mer, the Savior of Humanity

   Alll-Mer is the main religion worshipped all across the globe — he was first human to ever ascend to true godhood, accordingly and was destined to be the one to save humanity. He represents benevolence and love by killing the old Sultans and rulers before Year 0 and establishing a new world order; his origins are murky and there are two separate predominating myths about his creation. One where he was born to a human mother and to a New God father, the other detailing a master-architect of the Gods creating him.

4. #4Vinushka

   Keys: Nature God, Vinushka

   Vinushka is the Goddess of Nature, and is the child of Sylvian and Gro-Goroth; he embodies nature as a whole and its chaotic and ever-changing nature that is constantly fluctuating. As humanity progressed in the Old Times, Vinushka was eventually killed; his traces, like the other Old Gods, still linger.

5. #5Rher

   Keys: Rher, God of Truth, the Moon God

   Rher represents mystery and truth, along with the Moon, and even with his traces remaining, he still notably detests humanity. He was the one who hosted the Festival simply out of spite.

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