Pantheon/Vulgroz

Vulgroz is one of the twelve deities of the Arthurian pantheon, and is the devil of emotional detachment and excess. He is seen as sociable and flirtatious, but more than eager to force mortals or His own demons to do as He wishes for the sole goal of entertainment. In fact, He is believed to interact with mortals far more often than the other devils, often taking different forms on the mortal plane to entice or simply torment mortals that He finds. While He is commonly referred to with masculine pronouns, He is seen as a genderless entity by His followers. His god counterpart is Venya.

Avatars
Vulgroz is most commonly depicted as having the head of a billy goat and the torso of a man, with His lower half being replaced by an octopus' tentacles. In folk tales, He is often portrayed as a talking lurker. However, He has been depicted using a wide variety of forms that are too numerous to mention, from humanoid to animal and masculine to feminine, with some of His depicted forms defying description.

Aspects
While Venya's followers embrace love in all its forms those following Vulgroz see love as arbitrary or even counter-intuitive, preferring to detach themselves from having meaningful relationships. Instead, Vulgroz represents pursuing short-term relationships and sources of pleasure over more long-term goals. While any form of overindulgence falls within His sphere of influence, He is most commonly known for being the devil of lust. The followers of Vulgroz tend to be just as self-serving as the devil they worship. They will often go out of their way to try and draw those unaffiliated with Vulgroz into His service, to share their hedonism with as many mortals as possible. In terms of occupation, Vulgroz's followers, not unlike Venya's, tend to be enchanters.

Deity Interactions
Nothing is known about how this deity interacts with other deities yet.

Known Followers

 * Seducers (demonic servants)
 * Houstel