Dagor of the Tempest

==Location==
Atlantis
==Appearance==
Dagor is a huge creature, 400 feet tall at the least. He is a very amphibious humanoid creature with a face much like an anglerfish, including the bioluminescent antennae on top, and there are two huge breathing sacs on the side of his face behind the eyes. The eyes themselves are large and black and dead, very much like a shark.
==Lair==
Dagor exists physically imprisoned beneath Atlantis.
==History==
Dagor, known to the people of ancient Mesopotamia as Dagon, once was considered a god by primitive peoples who lived and survived near the sea. He is mentioned in the Judeo-Christian scriptures, but everything about him has changed since these words were written about him. He was the General of Az’tothail, and led the attack against Atlantis. He was the first to be stopped, physically chained by magickal forces in the caves below the sea where Atlantis eventually crashed.
==Modus Operandi==
It is thought that Dagor will break free from his bonds someday, and when he does, he will damage the forces keeping the others at bay. He will ravage the seas and will probably make his way to the nearest landmass and cause a large amount of destruction. Prophecy states that he will be defeated before too long, and the story will be forgotten. As soon as a day passes when someone doesn’t consciously think about the horror of his attack, the beginning will be set in motion of the return of the other Great Horrors.
==Avatar==
A Merrow is normally the current Avatar of Dagor, and he usually chooses one out of the small groups that live in coastal areas near where he is imprisoned. He will usually choose the strongest, the best warrior, the biggest and most physically imposing among them. They will become the leader or chieftain of their community, and will lead the others in a cult devoted to Dagor.
==Servants==
Merrow
==Power==
Dagor has no special powers. His purpose as a god was simply NOT to kill sailors and fishermen, which he didn’t do very often.
==Summonation==
The only way to release Dagor is not to summon him, but to weaken the bonds that bind him beneath Atlantis. This has been attempted many times, but until someone actually attempts to do so in Atlantis, it will most likely not be successful.
==Offering==
Attempts to release him, although very often people give him human sacrifices, ignorant of the fact that this is not what he wants.
==Gifts==
Dagor has no real powers to speak of, and as such, cannot grant powers. People still worship him, because as has been mentioned, they believe he will not eat them when he gets free if they do so. They are gravely mistaken.
==Cults==
There are many small aboriginal cults to Dagor on islands where people tend not to go, and the Order of Dagon, which is run by a combination of merrow, humans, and hybrids of these two.
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Category:Horrors