Gorgas

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The First Hobgoblyn

Origins

Attratus- Circles and Angles of Kort'- The Dead River

Gorgas is the sixth monster created before the Horde of a thousand faces was established. He was in the original skryll of five Goblyns headed by Izareth.

He was known as one to help bridge gaps among outer units and bands of monster groups and helped his skryll establish monsters as a prominent fighting group and also helped usher in the current age of Unification.

Gorgas and the origins of the race of Hobgoblyns is bound along the spine of monsterly tomes (wherever these might be). He climbed out of a swamp far to the south and traveled into the area now known as "The Dead River".

This is where the surge of future generations of Hobgoblyns will hail. Just as the banks of the Dead River does, in its own cycles. The blood from ancient monsters forebear its currents and lie there still.

This is where his Kussts are held.

They will return in 7 and 13 yearly cycles.

Cicada (Magicicada neotredecim)

This is where his Beetle is hung.

It holds post for those who listen.

The Ghoor-Sho Tyras-levithan

This is where his Mantle is lain.

And where it will seep up again.

The Atrattus: Te Arroa

Gorgas carries a horse skull staff to help him evoke the Hobben deity Phobettus whom he acts as agent for.

Kort'yyrrah of The Hobben

The seventh cycle of a hob is that of communication and a duty to help those hobgoblyns inside the sixth cycle.

A Kort'yyrrah can see a larger view and may help with instruction and

Datamaryyan of the Horde

Gorgas is in the process of writing the beginnings of the Horde itself. The first novels will depict the adventures of the original skryll and the paths they took to establish a foothold among the fairer races. The books will flesh out the events that would start the build of what monsters are and the ideas that would eventually grow into the greater force of culture that it has become.

Heptagonal Make

Elemental Guilding

Hydrogen

Carbon

Oxygen

Phosphorus

Copper

Tungsten

Zinc

Mineral Mantling

Iron

Flint

Hematite

Agate

Tiger's Eye

Smoky Quarts

Magnesium