Galgaroth

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Galgaroth
! scope="col"|God Almost nothing is known about the so-called "god of the Empty Night", Galgaroth.
 * Devoted Species
 * unknown
 * Alignment
 * unknown, probably Chaotic Evil
 * Region
 * Bludwald (?)
 * Spheres of Influence
 * "god of the Empty Night"
 * Domains
 * unknown
 * Symbol
 * unknown
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 * Domains
 * unknown
 * Symbol
 * unknown
 * }
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While in the city of Krieg, in Bludwald, the party crossed paths with the Czernokrevny family, and learned the family was behind the string of abductions and murders in the city. Upon investigating, the party learned the Czernokrevnys were committing theis crimes at the behest of their god, Galgaroth. Beneath the Czernokrevny mansion, their was a shrine and altar to Galgaroth, along with a towering statue of Galgaroth, depicting him as a powerful, horned, devillish figure with broad, leathery wings.

During a battle in the shrine, Galgaroth was brought to the material world, apparently by the young sorceress, Jannika Czernokrevny. The party fought with the family and with their god, and while they were able to largely pick off the Czernokrevnys and their zombie servants, Galgaroth and his summoned Fey minions were too much for them. Galgaroth managed to take control of Chops' mind and turn him against his allies, striking them down. As the spell of domination wore off, the enraged Chops struck down Galgaroth with a mighty blow which not only all but destroyed his enchanted sword, but shattered the illusion Galgaroth wore, revealing his true form.

The goddess Dondrboda told Chops, as they discussed his fate in the "white space", that the being they fought was not the demon god of the Empty Night, but an Archfey who had lied to the Czernokrevnys--something which should have been impossible.

It is currently unknown if Galgaroth is an actual god and the Archfey was merely impersonating him, or if the demon god of the Empty Night was a total invention of the deceitful Archfey.