The Great Vrokk

The Great Vrokk is the central deity of the Vis'kera.

The Creation of the World
According to Vis'keran myth, at the beginning of time, Orn was but a barren rock, a scattered piece of debris between a fierce battle between Pelor and Hextor. Adrift in an unforgiving abyss, being caked by constant sunlight, this insignificant pebble would be visited by The Great Vrokk.

Whether it was assisting Torog or pursuing its own agenda, the Great Vrokk--a massive entity from which all Vrocks spawn--insinuated itself in the conflict. Though powerful, its strength was no match against the virtuous Pelor, and it fled the battle to lick its wounds. When it found Orn, it saw potential.

Using the last of its strength, the deity set off to shape the planetoid. Its spores became the mountains, its down the clouds in the sky. Its blood nourished the soil, and its tears created the lakes and rivers and seas. With its last breath it created the first peoples, the spirits which all flesh clumsily appropriates.

All this energy took its toll on the Vrokk, and it entered into its great slumber, circling around its new creation. When night falls, the tips of its feathers form the stars, its left eye gradually opening and closing with the cycles of the moon. The Vis'keran believe when its strength returns, it will scour the lands in a process called Vragna'vrokk. Those spirits it deems worthy will assist it in The Battle of T'Sentor, the final skirmish in the war of the gods. Those that are too weak will perish as Orn is consumed.