Boală

THE GOD OF SNAKES, DISEASE AND POISON

ALINGMENT: NEUTRAL EVIL Boală is a god most hated by everyone, not because his name is difficult to pronounce, but because he is said to be the source of all maladies, outbreaks and horrible diseases. It is said that when Boală practices alchemy and herbalism, whatever the result of it is, he unleashes upon the mortal world in secret. Thus, diseases often break out in his name, and he simply marks down the results. The polar opposite of what some consider to be his brother, Nerekku, Boală practices what medicine is in extensive doses; poison.

He is affiliated with snakes, and many claim that his influence expresses itself through snakes in the form of their horrible venom, capable of killing a man nigh instantaneously. It is only ironic, though, that their venom is often used for antidotes.

In a way, he advances medicine as much as his brother, because the diseases and poisons that he unleashes are often turned and used to strengthen oneself, and find remedies to other horrible diseases. He doesn't seem to care much on the subject.



A Curse upon Boală

Wretched Boală,

May your venomous horror be cast from this world,

Take with ye your snakes unfurled,

We curse you this day, and unto the underworld;

May you too into the abyss be hurled!

EFFECTS OF WORSHIP

Boală appreciates those who offer themselves for the sake of advancing his knowledge with disease and poison. Offer yourself freely to him, and he will experiment upon you; roll 1d2. If you gain 1, you die. If you gain 2, you suffer a lot, and then die. Boală doesn't care about you.