Drahyrt

A Demon god, that willingly came to latebra to bide his time and grow his power.
Alignment: (Neutral Evil)
Drahyrt, the demonic wolf, a.k.a. "The bladed predator", “The hunter of perfection“ Its symbol is a wolf which has fur made of blades. This symbolizes Drahyrt´s struggle to turn himself into the perfect hunter and any part of himself into the perfect weapon. His way symbolizes the struggle to strife for perfection no matter the consequences and difficulties. Many monks and warriors follow him, but so do scholars, mages, etc. His continued hunt after evolution has been made into a broader religion based on an effort to become as perfect as possible. For some in a single endeavor, for others, more arrogant and driven, as the apex of their species. He is also the only god that has some semblance of worship from the Flame Dressed.

Portfolio

Unique Portfolio: Body, Fiends
Beasts, Discipline, Knowledge, Survival, War Additions after the the council of Dark days: Beauty, Liberty, Pain, Tactics, Wisdom, Victory

Holy books

Favored Objects

None

Holy Symbols

Despite his everchanging form his commonly used symbol of faith is a howling wolf that has fur consisting of blades.

Tenets of faith

Improvement and Perfection. Give it your all and overcome what was the limit.

Holidays

Divine Goal

Becoming the most perfect of predators.

Personal History

Motivations

The other gods and the trickster are his prey and afterwards he will hunt in more distant hunting grounds.

Likes/Dislikes

Likes: Dominance in every field. Arrogance that is deserved. Dislikes: Undeserved pride, and a weak will.

Domains

Beauty, Knowledge, Life, Madness, Nature, Tempest, Trickery and War

Divine Influence

Clerics who have the most direct connection to deities are impacted by the unusual close connection between mortals and gods on Latebra

Drahyrt stand for the improvement of one self therefore Creatures you summon have their maximum hitpoints halved.

When you cast a spell that buffs a creature the creature additionally gains temporary hitpoints equal to twice proficency bonus, these don´t stack with existing temp. hp, but if the spell in itself grants temp hp it is added on.