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Followers believe the Eye to be the birth pangs of a new deity (sometimes called the Deluged God), who will eventually emerge from the storms to inundate all the landmasses of Golarion with a devastating flood.
Followers believe the Eye of Abendego to be the birth pangs of a new deity, calling him the Deluged God, who will eventually emerge from the hurricane to deluge all the landmasses of Golarion with a terrible flood.
Sacrifices to this gestating power are intended to persuade it to spare some few places (the Shackles themselves, of course), along with the faithful, and prepare the world for life on the global oceans-to-be.
Sacrifices to the god are intended to persuade him to spare some few places along with the faithful and prepare the world for its new life.
Every worshiper is expected to make at least one pilgrimage to the Isle of Consummations to the northwest of Tempest Cay as proof of devotion.
Every worshiper is expected to make at least one pilgrimage to the Isle of Consummations to the northwest of Tempest Cay.
Rumor has it that not just the blood of animals is spilled on the god's altars, and some speculate that the cult is behind the mysterious disappearances of the city's lonely beggars and local drunks.
It is said that not just animals are sacrificed on the god's altars and some believe that the cult is behind a number of mysterious disappearances of lonely beggars and local drunks in Drenchport.
There are at least seven shrines to the Deluged God in the shady districts of Drenchport, and its priests sail in small crafts around the Shackles, engaged in wild-eyed, apocalyptic evangelism, led by their mysterious high priest, Father Chessadarde (CN male human sorcerer 10), who claims to have received his divine visions from the Deluged God after sailing into the heart of Ancient Azlant to the west.
There are at least seven shrines to the Deluged God in the shady districts of Drenchport.
Thus far the cult's priests have won few converts outside Tempest Cay, but the temples to Besmara and Gozreh on the island keep close watch on the new faith, deeply concerned about its ultimate intentions, while the Master of the Gales has for the most part kept out of the matter completely.
The cult's priests sail in small crafts around the Shackles evangelising the young faith.
The cult (about 100 acolytes) is led by the mysterious high priest, Father Chessadarde who claims to have received his divine visions from the Deluged God after sailing into the heart of Ancient Azlant to the west.
Thus far the cult have won only a few converts outside Tempest Cay but the temples of Besmara and Gozreh watch it carefully, concerned about its true intentions.