Trakhar

The Maurayan god of war.

Trakhar is essentially the root of most of the world's conflict. By inducing a different desire in every person, conflict can be created very effectively and in some cases cause nations to go to war. Due to this, Trakhar is often depicted as quite close to Zernagek, the god of death. It is sometimes said that Trakhar often claims the souls of those who die in battle, instead of Zernagek. 

Trakhar is almost always depicted on a battlefield. They usually use a lot of red in their art, though different species may see anger in a different colour from humans. For example, most suons have a blood colour that differs massively from humans. They might depict Trakhar in their own blood colours as that would be the colour they perceive violence and war as. 

Trakkhar's personality is very cunning and very eager to watch over any fights, or even cause them. Highly mischievous, they can perhaps be seen as quite evil compared to many other gods. They have managed to evade capture or death at the hands of other gods by cunningly evading them and causing conflict, even within the realm of gods. Trakhar is thus able to easily avoid other gods.

As with any myth, different cultures might see them differently. Some might not think they exist at all, other cultures might see them as a force of nature instead, or perhaps even a servant of Landraz, the god of life.