Gyral - The cursed igniter

The third domain is the world of fire. This world is ruled by Gyral, also called Gyralph, with his terrible servants. Gyralph, a tall figure like a troll, wears the head of an eagle. In place of the beak are three long proboscises that reach down to the ground. Gyralph always seems to be on fire, his skin resembling glowing black ash with countless fiery wounds. His servants, Nugshu and Tulhu, resemble the griffins, but they wear four horns on their backs and the same burning skin as their master.

Profile image
The world of Tirakan
The history of Tirakan
Of gods and demons
Special Places
Flora and fauna
The magic of Tirakan
Gyral - The cursed igniter Gyral - The cursed igniter
Work
Flamebound Pact (4): Gyral imbues the priest's hands with an eternal flame for 10 minutes. The priest can ignite any flammable material with a simple touch, and the flame will burn even in the absence of oxygen. However, this power scars the priest's hands with searing pain, making them tremble and less precise when handling delicate objects or tools.
Infernal Ember (6): Gyral places an ember of infernal fire within a chosen object. For one hour, the object will emit a dangerous heat that will scorch anything nearby, making it a deadly trap or weapon. When the effect ends, the ember burns out violently, leaving the object deformed and unusable. During this time, the priest will experience phantom burns on his chest, making every breath a struggle.
Blaze of Devastation (22): Gyral summons an all-consuming blaze in a 20-meter radius for 10 minutes. The fire ravages everything, sparing neither ally nor foe. The priest, as the channeler of the flames, finds their body left unbearably heated and vulnerable to even the slightest touch afterward, as if their skin has absorbed the fire's wrath.
Work
Flamebound Pact (4): Gyral imbues the priest's hands with an eternal flame for 10 minutes. The priest can ignite any flammable material with a simple touch, and the flame will burn even in the absence of oxygen. However, this power scars the priest's hands with searing pain, making them tremble and less precise when handling delicate objects or tools.
Infernal Ember (6): Gyral places an ember of infernal fire within a chosen object. For one hour, the object will emit a dangerous heat that will scorch anything nearby, making it a deadly trap or weapon. When the effect ends, the ember burns out violently, leaving the object deformed and unusable. During this time, the priest will experience phantom burns on his chest, making every breath a struggle.
Blaze of Devastation (22): Gyral summons an all-consuming blaze in a 20-meter radius for 10 minutes. The fire ravages everything, sparing neither ally nor foe. The priest, as the channeler of the flames, finds their body left unbearably heated and vulnerable to even the slightest touch afterward, as if their skin has absorbed the fire's wrath.

The third domain is the world of fire. This world is ruled by Gyral, also called Gyralph, with his terrible servants. Gyralph, a tall figure like a troll, wears the head of an eagle. In place of the beak are three long proboscises that reach down to the ground. Gyralph always seems to be on fire, his skin resembling glowing black ash with countless fiery wounds. His servants, Nugshu and Tulhu, resemble the griffins, but they wear four horns on their backs and the same burning skin as their master.

Sigille Gyral

At the feet of Gyralph and Nugshu and Tulhu dance many small human-like creatures made of flame, the flaming deaths as they are often called. The demonologist can summon these to cause conflagrations and reduce any unblessed building to rubble within a short time. But Gyral can also give the demonologist the gift of becoming immune to fire. Thus it happened in 267 that the demonologist and murderer Arahan Ben Furion was able to escape unharmed from his funeral pyre until he was finally removed from the face of Tirakan by some priests a short time later. However, they reported that it was probably Gyral himself or his servant Nugshu who, out of dissatisfaction with the demonologist, had him burnt to a pile of ashes.