Sekolah
| Sekolah | ||
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| A bronze rod held in tentacles | ||
| Alignment | Lawful Evil | |
| Divine Rank | 2E: Intermediate Deity 3E-5E: Lesser Deity |
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| Pantheon | Sahuagin | |
| Portfolio | Plunder, Hunting, Tyranny | |
| Domains | Evil, Law, Ocean, Strength, Tyranny, War | |
| Home Plane | Great Wheel: Baator World Tree Fated Depths |
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| Worshippers | Sahuagin | |
| Favoured Weapon | Trident | |
Not much is known about Sekolah. He exists more an elemental force of viciousness and brutality. He has no allies whatsoever, but neither is he singled out as weak and local fiends go out of their way to avoid him. Like an apex predator, Sekolah stalks the oceans of Baator looking for prey and will go to great lengths to stalk vast marine monsters to satiate his appetite.
It is in this aspect he is venerated by the Sahuagin race, their religion is one that is entirely fixated on consumption. Seeing Sekolah as the ultimate arbitrator over "That which Eats" and "That which is Eaten". His priests lead raiding parties and divide the spoils afterwards. However, Sekolah is a neglectful deity and rarely sends messages to his followers, he also rarely sends his avatars unless it is to join a hunt that which is guaranteed success, so praying for his assistance in times of need would be a futile effort at best, or a dangerous sign of weakness at most. It is helped that his Clerics tend to be the smartest members of the community, where they rule by fear and demands regular sacrifices, which get fed to the holy sharks that attend them at all times.
In terms of outward activity: despite treating everyone as potential prey, Sekolah is involved in a war with Blibdoolpoolp, goddess of the Kuo-toa, a war which he seems to be winning either due to her madness, or the fact that the Sahuagin are so fecund and vicious that they can rely upon a nearly endless supply of willing fodder to participate in campaigns.