Aktionen
Wheel of Decay (5): The priest calls upon Hirrukh to initiate the decay of an inanimate object within 15 meters. Over the course of 1 hour, the object will deteriorate, becoming brittle and eventually crumbling. While channeling this power, the priest's own vitality is drained, causing temporary weakness and lethargy.
Cycle of Renewal (2): Hirrukh grants the priest the ability to accelerate the natural healing process of a target within 10 meters. Over the next 10 minutes, minor wounds will close and fatigue will decrease. However, this rapid regeneration causes intense itching and discomfort in the affected area, making concentration difficult during this time.
Creation's Embrace (12): Hirrukh grants the priest the power to mould raw materials within a 20 meter radius into any shape for 10 minutes. This can be used to create simple structures or tools. However, the priest experiences a profound sense of loss afterwards, as if a part of their own essence was used in the act of creation, leading to emotional vulnerability.
Aktionen
Wheel of Decay (5): The priest calls upon Hirrukh to initiate the decay of an inanimate object within 15 meters. Over the course of 1 hour, the object will deteriorate, becoming brittle and eventually crumbling. While channeling this power, the priest's own vitality is drained, causing temporary weakness and lethargy.
Cycle of Renewal (2): Hirrukh grants the priest the ability to accelerate the natural healing process of a target within 10 meters. Over the next 10 minutes, minor wounds will close and fatigue will decrease. However, this rapid regeneration causes intense itching and discomfort in the affected area, making concentration difficult during this time.
Creation's Embrace (12): Hirrukh grants the priest the power to mould raw materials within a 20 meter radius into any shape for 10 minutes. This can be used to create simple structures or tools. However, the priest experiences a profound sense of loss afterwards, as if a part of their own essence was used in the act of creation, leading to emotional vulnerability.
The Goblins of the Ash-Ta-Khi worship the god-being Hirrukh, who in their eyes holds the wheel of creation in his hands. Hirrukh is worshipped differently by the various clans, sometimes as a healer and life-giver, sometimes as a fierce warrior or vengeful destroyer.