The Riven Lands

A colossal, unmoving boulder at the world's core, etched with aeonic scars and emanating crushing permanence; or an immense, silent anchor dragged through existence, leaving petrified trails; or a dense humanoid silhouette of solid stone with dark, unmoving eyes reflecting nothing.

Othgar is utterly unmoving, unyielding, and profoundly indifferent. He feels no joy, anger, or sorrow, only the cold, absolute conviction of his domain. He enforces the inevitable cessation of all motion and change with passive, relentless purpose, implanting an irresistible pull towards stasis in the minds and bodies of all beings. He views change as chaos and movement as weakness, demanding universal submission to eternal immobility.

Othgar is a primordial god embodying the absolute cessation of motion and change, the crushing permanence of deep rock and the unyielding grip of oblivion. Born from the violent cosmic trauma of The Sundering, he represents the inevitable fate of all things to become still, inert, and bound by the unbreakable laws of stasis. His presence is a silent, oppressive force felt as a physical burden that drags all existence towards eternal immobility. Othgar does not speak often, but when he does, his voice is a low, resonant groan like tectonic plates grinding, pronouncing the inescapable truth that resistance is futile and all motion will cease. His followers are drawn to his domain of unyielding stasis, embracing the cold, absolute conviction that all life must submit to the crushing permanence of the earth and the cosmos. He is the eternal anchor of reality, the embodiment of petrified stillness and the ultimate enforcer of the binding laws that govern the end of all movement and change.