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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 4671312" data-attributes="member: 14041">Azathoth – The Primordial God of Creation.  He is typically only worshipped by the mad and certain savage cults.   Nevertheless many a city wall has his sign smeared in fluids better left to the imagination.Cthulhu – God of the Sea and all who live near it or make their living on it.  His main worshippers are sailors and fishermen.  When the sea is calm they say he sleeps, but when the storm season starts up the people say he wakes and will do anything they can to put him back to sleep. Ithaqua – God of the North, Wind, and Cold.  Ithaqua is only popular among the Viking like folk of the north, whose barbarians and fighters make bloody oaths in his name as they ritually scar his body.  Nyarlathotep  - The God of Secrets.  He is worshipped by scribes,  bards, and actors.   There are a thousand different cults in his name, who are often in conflict with one another about the true nature of their god. Shub-Niggurath – Goddess of Fertility.  Worshipped primarily by those who are pregnant or wish to be, or who don’t.  Popular among the poor masses of the cities, monstrous humanoids (who breed in large numbers), and druids.  Deformed children and sorcerers, who often have some odd identifying features, are said to be Touched by the Mother. Y'golonac - God of Evil and Corruption.  Worshipped in nameless brothels and secret dens both denounced and frequented by the aristocracy.Yog-Sothoth – God of Magic and Travel.  Worshipped primarily by wizards he is also honored at the gates of cities and at road side shines. Rogues pray to him before opening doors and slipping through dark alley ways. What no Hastur, Dagon, or Nodens?</blockquote>

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