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Rorakan is not picky about who follows him, only that they do as he commands: fight and kill and take. He is worshiped by many Seuvian [[goblinoid|goblinoids]]. His strongest support comes from [[gnoll|gnolls]], who view him as their patron deity; many of them consider him a gnoll-god, their creator, and the very first gnoll. He is even worshiped by some Jihuthis, who depict him not as a beast-god but as a man wearing the skin of a beast.
Rorakan is not picky about who follows him, only that they do as he commands: fight and kill and take. He is worshiped by many Seuvian [[goblinoid|goblinoids]]. His strongest support comes from [[gnoll|gnolls]], who view him as their patron deity; many of them consider him a gnoll-god, their creator, and the very first gnoll. He is even worshiped by some Jihuthis, who depict him not as a beast-god but as a man wearing the skin of a beast.
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Yeenoghu-1.jpg | How gnolls depict Rorakan
File:Rorakan-Human-1.jpg | A Jihuthi depiction of Rorakan
</gallery>

Revision as of 20:46, 27 July 2025

Rorakan
Title The Beast-God
Alignment Chaotic Evil
Superior Zehir (currently)

Rorakan is a deity worshiped in Aluray, mainly by gnolls and goblinoids. He is associated with savagery, brutality, barbarism, and the wilds.

Rorakan calls on his followers to devour and dominate, to crush their enemies under their boot heel, and to take and plunder and consume and indulge in all vices. His hymns are war cries, his baptism is in blood, and his holy places are anywhere screams are heard.

Rorakan is believed to have sided with Zehir in the Red Terror.

Worshipers

Rorakan is not picky about who follows him, only that they do as he commands: fight and kill and take. He is worshiped by many Seuvian goblinoids. His strongest support comes from gnolls, who view him as their patron deity; many of them consider him a gnoll-god, their creator, and the very first gnoll. He is even worshiped by some Jihuthis, who depict him not as a beast-god but as a man wearing the skin of a beast.

Gallery