Fyrrin

Fyrrin


History:
Fyrrin is Born God born of a union between Mihnihsae, the Goddess of Chaos, and Ahgahnus, the God of Death. He is ever faithful to both his parents, delighting to send them to his father’s realm, but choosing to take his time inflicting terrible and senseless pain upon his victims. He delights in nothing more than pain, both physical and emotional.



Relationships:
Fyrrin has a close relationship with both of his parents, Mihnihsae and Ahgahnus. He and his two brothers, Plehgus, the God of Disease, and Sehrond, the God of Fear, are nearly inseparable and often delight in inflicting their various powers and domains on the mortal realm together. He also has a close business relationship with Phaelep, the God of Ambition.



In matters of love, Fyrrin has little luck and usually takes what he wants by force, in fact, prefers it that way. However, he does maintain on and off relationships with the half-sisters, Ahnahndra, Goddess of Jealousy, and Sheera, Goddess of Lust.



Appearance and Emissaries:


Fyrrin appears as a large muscular Orc dressed in mail and wearing a cape made from the sewn skin of his enemies and clasped about his neck a string of ears.

He is associated with venomous animals in general but particularly with snakes.

The Church of Fyrrin :
Shrines and Temples to Fyrrin are seldom found in public except in wild lands dominated by Orcs. In Orc Home, it is common to see shrines to Fyrrin built from the rubble of conquered towns and villages. However, in other places, shrines to Fyrrin are underground affairs found in the dark underbellies of cities. Often, shrines to Fyrrin can be found adjoining shrines and temples to Sheera, Sehrond, and Bahrahmin, the God of Anger, as their pursuits often coincide with Fyrrin’s. They can also be found in dungeons or in the personal quarters of most tortures and some interrogators. His followers tend to be barbarians, fighters, and rogues.



Religious Traits:


Animal Cruelty:
Just like your God, you have an inherently cruel nature and little patience for animals.

Bonus: You can make an Intimidate check instead of a Handle Animal check when trying to handle or push an animal. For every 4 levels you remain devoted to Fyrrin, you receive a +2 trait bonus on Intimidate checks to handle or push an animal.

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Potion Brewer:
You know that poisons are slow and painful and you enjoy watching people suffer, so you have perfected the art of poison making.Bonus: You gain a +2 trait bonus on Craft (alchemy) checks when brewing poisons, and Craft (alchemy) becomes a class skill for you. For every 4 levels you remain devoted to Fyrrin, you receive a +2 trait bonus on Craft (alchemy) checks when brewing poisons.