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  1. Characters

Dul

This character is dead.
The One Eyed God, The War Maker, War Master, The Headless God
Deity

Dul, the once mighty One Eyed God and the creator of the orcs, now a dead deity only worshipped by orcs in hushed tones and in warnings to their new master's will. Once he was a being of pure strength and will, he bore the first orcs from his own blood when Karina had struck out his eye with an arrow. 

Personality and Power

Violent and bloodthirsty, Dul was a god that exulted in battle and reveled in warfare. He was a savage deity with the rage of a berserker whose desire to wreak havoc could only be satisfied through destruction and carnage. The patron god of the orcs loved fighting for its own sake, and he needed no greater reason to create gore than to hear the pleasing sound of viscera flopping wetly to the ground. Dul was also driven and aggressive, constantly pushing his people to create and engage in the pain, conflict, and strife that he relished.

Relationships

Dul held power over the orcish pantheon and created the orcish people from his blood. While active, he was wary of the other members of his pantheon, fearing they'd overthrow him. Instead, the betrayal came from the outside by Sanguinius.

Of all the various races and their patron deities, Dul had a particular hatred of the elven gods. While it was said that most gods accepted Karina's soft-handed and passionate ways, these traits infuriated Dul. Even among gods, the wrath of Dul was something to be respected, but Karina blithely paid him no attention. One might think that Lolth and Dul would make natural allies, as both were comparable entities of divine chaos with a strong hatred of Karina. Though the two were believed to have had dalliances in the past, they were, in truth, fundamentally different. The Spider Queen was whimsically wicked, but her complicated acts of malice were deliberate and well-woven. Dul, meanwhile, was steady in his rage, but this focused fury was as mindless as a tempest. Dul had never been a cooperative deity, and once the deceptive demoness betrayed him, he refused to work with her again.