Editing Nemorga (section)

=The Ne Morga=
In Asherak, Nemorga is known as the Ne Morga, a great entity beyond the knowledge of mortals and gods alike. Instead of being worshipped as a single god, he's worshipped through his many aspects, each representing a feature of him.

==Gamgal==
{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Gamgal
|Symbol = An archway
|Aliases = 
|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
|Divine Rank = Demigod
|Pantheon = Scarn
|Portfolio = Embalming, protection of the dead
|Domains = Death, Law, Travel
|Home Plane = Unknown
|Worshippers = Embalmers, the dying
|Favoured Weapon = ''Mace of Everlasting Repose'' (Heavy mace)
}}
'''Gamgal''' is seen as the lawful aspect of the Ne Morga, who holds dominion over embalming and acts as the protector of the remains of the dead.

===History===
Gamgal worked along with [[Sarhari]] during the Divine War, with the two ending the titan-created cycle of death and rebirth, allowing the gods to take hold of the souls of their followers.

===Appearance===
Gamgal is depicted as a [[mummy]] in perfect consition, with clean and neatly wrapped bandages, and piercing eyes. He wears an elaborate headress, a golden pectoral, and other exotic and ancient finery. <small>Side note, the picture of Gamgal in the Strange Lands sourcebook clearly depicts Gamgal as a woman, despite being referred to as a he.</small>

===Worshippers===
Gamgal is exclusively worshipped in Asherak, where the art of mummification is better known and more popular. He's an important part of religious rituals and most give praise to him at least by the time they're dying.
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==Kadeshu==
{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Kadeshu
|Symbol = A sunrise
|Aliases = Messenger of the Gods
|Alignment = True Neutral
|Divine Rank = Demigod
|Pantheon = Scarn
|Portfolio = Gates, new beginnings, travelers
|Domains = Gateways, Missionary, Travel
|Home Plane = Unknown
|Worshippers = Advisors, architects, builders, diplomats, messengers
|Favoured Weapon = Warhammer
}}
'''Kadeshu''' is the neutral aspect of the Ne Morga, holding dominion over travelers, gateways, and new beginnings.

===History===
Kadeshu earned his title for his role of warning people of the coming Divine War. During the war he organized several orders of [[monk]]s to act as messengers, mediators, and informants between the many divine armies.

===Appearance===
Kadeshu is depicted as a handsome [[human]] of noble bearing, clad in a richly-embroidered tunic, and carrying a scepter inscribed with a stylized rising sun.

===Worshippers===
Kadeshu's worshippers till act as they did during the Divine war, but have also become advisors to rulers seeking to rebuild after the war, along with becoming overseers of many civic construction projects. Of course, some of the less pious clergy have taken advantage of this to gain more political power for their own ends.
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==Otossal==
{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Otossal
|Symbol = A horned demon's skull
|Aliases = The Bone Master
|Alignment = Lawful Evil / Chaotic Evil
|Divine Rank = Demigod
|Pantheon = Scarn
|Portfolio = Death, necromancy
|Domains = Chaos / Law, Death, Domination, Evil
|Home Plane = Unknown
|Worshippers = [[Necromancer]]s
|Favoured Weapon = ''Sword of Bone'' (Scimitar)
}}
'''Otossal''' is the evil aspect of the Ne Morga, who revels in and hold dominion over death.

===History===
Otossal's origins are a mystery, with many stories and theories known. Some say he was once a [[necromancer]] or a [[lich]] to whom one of the titans gave divinity, his worshippers say that he was born as a reaction to the creation of the first living things, and others that he was formed from a collection angry souls killed by the titans, forming a creature embodying the hatred for all living creatures.

===Appearance===
Otossal is depicted as a spare figure wearing rotting vestments, with a dessicated skull, whose eyes glow with a green flame, visible from the depths of its hood, bearing a scimitar made of polished bone. 

===Worshippers===
Otossal's worshippers in Asherak are formed of necromancers and cultists. They hate that they are alive, but understand that it's necessary to carry out his will in the world. They seek to rise as an [[undead]] servant of Otossal when they die, seeking to obtain this by sacrificing living things for their god, and if possible raise them as undead. Despite them being so obviously evil it hurts, they actully have some power in several influential kingdoms of Asherak, and some times get positions of advisors to the rulers.

Unlike the aspects above, Otossal also has a small following in Ghelspad. A small cult of necromancers in Glivid Autel who call to him for aid when they cast their spells.
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