Demi-powers of Traykon

Batsuto was once a monk of the Order of Kher. While collecting the dead for burial in a remote village, he fell ill and was entombed by his brothers in a vast crypt. When he awoke, he was surrounded by Specters and Ghosts in a lightless tomb. He wandered the depths for months, living off the putrid remains of the dead with spirits as his only companion. Instead of death or undeath, he was cursed for his ghoulish attempt to avoid death by an unknown deity and now walks the night carrying a sack of grave markers destined to collect the dead and bury them. Anyone attempting to foil him learns quickly of their folly.

Jharlamak
aka. Thorne

Demigod

Lawful Neutral

Knights of Thorne are the only worshipers of Jharlamak in current times. Jharlamak does not concern himself with he affairs of mortals but only acknowledges the oath of servitude taken to become one of his knights.

Kalivasha

Lesser Deity

Neutral

Duskbrothers are Kalivasha's chosen people and her only concern. All of her power and influence goes directly to her chosen in the form of special abilities.

Lyranis
Child of Bedlam

Demigod

Chaotic Neutral

Rumored to have been born from a powerful demon seduced by Aragon in eons past, Lyranis is a terrible foe. Completely devout to his father's teachings, Lyranis sits at his fathers right hand as his premier intermediary with mortal affairs.

Siriki
The Black Seed

Demigod

Neutral Evil

The Black Seed is not a person, but a title granted to the greatest priest of The Unnamed One. To attain the position, one must stand before the great deity and formally challenge the current Black Seed over his shoulder. Only by vanquishing the current Black Seed may a new one ascend to the level of demigod and stride the planes at his master's command.

Stalker
The Death of All
The Reckoning

Demigod

Chaotic Evil

Stalker is a mysterious killing machine that resembles a large Hobgoblin who travels about the wilds of Traykon's underground killing any who crosses it's path. Rumors persist that Stalker is responsible for the deaths of at least a dozen demigods and lesser deities since his emergence during the Age of Darkness.

Wild Hunt

Demigod

Chaotic Neutral

Not so much a Deity as a sentient force of nature's wrath. Wild Hunt has no followers, no clerics, and no shrines. Druids and followers of nature deities offer sacrifices and tokens to appease Wild Hunt's hunger. Whenever a great unnatural disaster devastates the land or someone defiles a natural sanctuary, the Wild Hunt emerges from his shadowy den and stalks the night.