Editing Daelkyr (section)

==Known Daelkyr==
*'''Dyrrn, the Corruptor''': the grand daddy daelkyr, the patron saint of Getting Shit Done and arguably the mightiest of its kind (or at least of those who invaded Khorvaire). All those humanoids corrupted and turned into aberrations? It's their doing. The plague of Silence that broke the Dhakaani empire? Theirs too. All three major current wars against daelkyr? All against Dyrrn's armies. Most other daelkyr see themselves as artists or scientists, but Dyrrn is the conqueror. Mind Flayers and Dol worship it as their divine creator and call it the Overmind. Yes, Illithids WORSHIP the guy. It's also credited with creating the Clone spell. Goblins are certain they killed it during the war. Which they might be right about, but considering this is the guy who invented cloning spare bodies for your soul to shunt into in case you die...
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*'''Belashyrra, the Lord of Eyes''': the daelkyr obsessed with secrets and visions. It created beholders and beholderkin, although there's no love lost between them and their creator with most of them fucking off and doing their own thing when Belashyrra got locked in its prison demiplane. Belashyrra is one of the most popular patrons among the cults of Dragon Below, granting them powers of vision and eye ray magic in exchange of their sanity.
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*'''Kyrzin, the Prince of Slime''': the guy responsible for creating all the slimes and gibbering beasts. Orc cultists of Shadow Marches mostly worship this guy and it grants their followers powers over disease and poison, both to inflict it and cure it.
*'''Orlassk, the Lord of Stone''': the guy credited with creating all the monsters that can turn flesh to stone. You probably should not mention that to any Medusa as they consider this theory heretical. Its cults are rare and are mostly Wizards of Transmutation as it grants their followers increased understanding of transmutation magic. It managed to bind their prison to a giant gargoyle and is generally content with traveling and messing with people in deep Khyber, not interested much in the world above.
*'''Valaara, the Crawling Queen''': the daelkyr responsible for creating most of the monstrous insectoids and insectoid symbionts. Canon materials haven't said much more about it, but Keith Baker's ''Exploring Eberron'', which most fans pretty much take as canon, does go a bit more in-depth. Her minions unsurprisingly mostly consist of buglike creatures, and her humanoid worshipers often fall under the delusion that they are insects transformed into or trapped in a humanoid body or that they are being controlled by parasites. 
*'''Avassh, the Twister of Roots''': the daelkyr credited with creating monstrous plants. Again, not much above that.