Skargaroth

Skargaroth was an ancient and powerful god who contributed to the extinction of the Naragi and the destruction of Ganodermos's homeworld. During the late Naragun God Wars, Skargaroth battled the Ganodermos and his armies. His weight destroyed the house, and Ganodermos's daughter Aagi, who was hiding inside, was killed with it. In retaliation, Ganodermos stabbed Skargaroth in his back with Skargaroth's own elder sword, which killed him and transferred his power and part of his knowledge to Ganodermos. Ganodermos then ascended into godhood. Skargaroth's dead form is seen as an empty and hollow shell of his body in Ganodermos's memory at the end of The World Wakes.

Skargaroth was a being that enjoyed the thrill of the hunt. He wanted to take on ever more powerful opponents for sport, so he followed Ganodermos through the dimensions to hunt him down, leading him to the Naragi home world.[1] Skargaroth, being a solitary hunter, did not wish to be followed. Since he had no 'moral alignment' and did not require worship, he may not have an associated symbol or set of colours. When investigating the corpse of Skargaroth it reads "The dead god looms over the landscape, terrifying even in death. His appearance suggests that he was not a benevolent god, though even if he were it seems that none of the gods who visited this world cared much for the mortals living upon it."