Chavazvug

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Chavazvug
(Deity)

Titles
The Crawling Inferno
Realm
Alignment
Areas of Concern
Fiery consumption
Monstrous recursion
Follower Alignments (1E)
Domains (1E)
Chaos, Evil, Fire, Repose
Subdomains (1E)
Ash, Entropy, Smoke, Souls
Favored Weapon
Symbol
Burning tentacled rune
Sacred Animal
None
Sacred Colors
Orange
Source: Book of the Damned, pg(s). 128
Chavazvug
(Creature)

Type
Outsider
(chaotic, evil, extraplanar, qlippoth)
CR
22
Environment
Alignment
Source: Bestiary 6, pg(s). 232

Chavazvug is a qlippoth lord with a particular hatred of demons instead of mortals. He is capable of growing new bodies when killed, and often launches suicidal assaults into demonic territory.1

Appearance

Chavazvug resembles a mound of digestive organs held aloft by five long, thin legs with twitching entrails dripping below the torso. His entire body steams with heat, and his mere touch could set living creatures on fire. Chavazvug stands 50 feet tall and weighs 20,000 pounds.2[citation needed]

Home

Chavazvug lives in a vast cavern in the deep Outer Rifts, strewn with boiling lakes of bile and seepage, from which Chavazvug can reform a new body if killed, unless the regenerating body is destroyed as well. Portions of the ceiling constantly fall, creating new craters. In time, this can destabilise demonic realms or even break into the Astral Plane; Chavazvug's cultists believe that he will become a true deity at that point.2[citation needed]

Cults

Due to his hatred of demons, Chavazvug is the qlippoth lord with the least antagonism toward mortals, and does not care about his mortal cults. Most worshippers of Chavazvug are solitary pyromaniacs who consider spontaneous combustion to be the perfect fate, and never seek to do so on their own, considering it a reward. Chavazvug's sacred sites are buildings consumed by fire, especially former temples to demons.2[citation needed]

References

  1. James Jacobs. “Before Sin” in Beyond the Doomsday Door, 65. Paizo Inc., 2012
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Paizo Inc., et al. “Monsters A to Z” in Bestiary 6, 233. Paizo Inc., 2017