Sen'Khlori

"'Fear... Hunger... Anger... I am all of these but not... I am their creator, more powerful than all combined!' -Sen'Khlori on its identity"Sen'Khlori, also known as Eirthshroe, is the Old God of disease and pestilence. It identifies as male and is one of the largest of the Old Gods.

Appearance
Sen'Khlori is often seen as a pinkish-purple mound buried in the ground with one dark eye with golden stripes, over six meters tall, swiveling around on it, seemingly capable of going anywhere one the body. It has also been known to have smaller versions of itself appear throughout the Rift. These smaller versions often appear with insectoid claw-like growths.

Eye of Damnation
The Eye of Damnation is Sen'Khlori's eye, and is capable of firing a beam of fel magic and of creating a substance known as the plague, witch turns its victims into mindless, zombie like creatures. The Eye can be removed from Sen'Khlori's secondary bodies and may be infused within an item to give it the properties of the eye itself.

Personality
Sen'Khlori is considered insane, and is hell-bent on spreading chaos in the name of the Old God Seaoch. It can often show benevolence to its worshippers however, and may grant them extended lives and freedom from disease. It does not often speak, and has no visible mouth to do so from, but when it does, it has a deep, male voice that often corrupts the minds of mortals. This too can be considered a disease, and must be treated as such when dealing with the creature.

Religion
Sen'Khlori is rarely worshipped, and is one of the lesser known of the Old Gods. It is often worshipped in small covens near central Yarciem, where its central body resides. Temples are often built around various offshoots of its body, and have been known to be the starting point of many plagues in the past.

Sen'Khlori is despised by both followers of the Dorrel and of the Divines. Some smaller and less prominent religions respect and even revere it however, the most prominent of which being the Thornsha religion, which adores it as a god and treats it as a royal among them.