Tarthralloth, once a mortal mage-king, loved the worship of others. In death, he became one of the Ten Thousand Kings of Hell and is now worshipped in earnest as a fiendish patron. He is the Master of Malformation, given to whatever unstable mutations cross his mind at any moment, and able to change his form at only an idle thought.
Statistics: Tarthralloth is roughly equivalent to a Pit Fiend in power, able to use Shapechange every second round, with no concentration required. He shifts at every opportunity if possible, usually adopting the forms of bizarre and monstrous creatures. Those who swear pacts with Tarthralloth find that one of their fingers or toes becomes morphic, changing into a small and boneless tentacle-like appendage. They usually gain powers of shape-changing and disguise. How you can use Tarthralloth in your games: - The servants of Tarthralloth demand obedience as only their due, demonstrating their power at every possible opportunity. They are proud and powerful, and dangerous when threatened. They often try to sieze power in convoluted coups that dispose of all of their enemies at once, often becoming revealed if their plans are anything less than perfect. - Tarthralloth's realm is a place marinated in sorcery and as changeable as Tarthralloth himself. Those who journey into this realm find it a bizarre and confusing place, where the sky is filled with flying towers made of quicksilver one moment, and a howling blizzard of diamond rain the next. Those who would journey to beg a boon of the Devil King would be well-minded to ward themselves against any conceivable danger, and more. - Tarthralloth and his court war ceaselessly with the other Ten Thousand Kings of Hell- for each is nothing less than inferior to the might Master of Malformation. These plots often draw them into battles against one another, and his grandest plan is ever to eliminate them all. His infernal Lords smile at this plan, and merely pick new mortals to ascend to a throne on their death. Also posted on Game Masters Stash on 9 September 2020. Comments are closed.
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