The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Malacath is a towering and fearsome figure, resembling a rugged orc with a muscular, battle-hardened form. His ashen-gray skin is marred with scars, and his crimson eyes burn with anger and defiance. He wears jagged, heavy armor forged from crude, dark metals, symbolizing his connection to the downtrodden. Often depicted wielding a massive, spiked warhammer, his presence exudes both raw power and an unyielding sense of justice.

Malacath is gruff, blunt, and fiercely protective of his followers. He values strength, loyalty, and perseverance, rewarding those who prove their worth through trials of hardship. While he is often harsh, his actions stem from a desire to ensure his followers survive and thrive despite the world's rejection. He despises betrayal, weakness, and those who prey on the defenseless.

Malacath is the Daedric Prince of the spurned, the ostracized, and the downtrodden. He is considered the patron of orcs and other outcasts who have been shunned or rejected. Once known as Trinimac, a powerful Aedra, he was transformed into Malacath after being consumed and cursed by Boethiah. Despite his grim origins, Malacath is a god of strength and honor to his followers, demanding resilience and self-reliance. His realm, Ashpit, is a harsh and desolate plane, reflecting the struggles endured by those under his protection.