Wisgu - Lord of the First Covenant

Wisgu, hater of elves and dwarves, ruler of the first covenant is an intangible figure of dust and pure energy. In the Third Age, Wisgu entered into covenant with the Morgalas, enslaving them to perpetual servitude. His servants Turzzi and Ylvath take the form of earthen statues.

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Dustform Transformation (5): Wisgu grants the priest the ability to transform his body into a swirling mass of dust and energy for 10 minutes. In this form, the priest can pass through small openings and is resistant to physical attacks, reducing the damage they take by half. However, they are more susceptible to wind-based effects, and the minimum roll to resist such effects is increased by 1 during this period.
Covenant of Servitude (7): By invoking Wisgu's ancient covenant, the priest can bind the spirit of a defeated enemy into servitude for 24 hours. The bound spirit will manifest as a spectral entity capable of performing simple tasks or providing information it knew in life. The priest must maintain a portion of his concentration on the bound spirit, reducing his concentration on other tasks and increasing the minimum roll for concentration-based checks by 1 during this period.
Ethereal Rebirth (15): Wisgu reshapes the physical form of one willing creature within 20 meters, transforming them into a spectral being for 1 hour. In this form, they gain immunity to physical attacks but cannot interact with the material world. The priest oversees the transformation, but the strain of guiding such power increases their minimum roll for persona checks by 2 for the next 24 hours.
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Dustform Transformation (5): Wisgu grants the priest the ability to transform his body into a swirling mass of dust and energy for 10 minutes. In this form, the priest can pass through small openings and is resistant to physical attacks, reducing the damage they take by half. However, they are more susceptible to wind-based effects, and the minimum roll to resist such effects is increased by 1 during this period.
Covenant of Servitude (7): By invoking Wisgu's ancient covenant, the priest can bind the spirit of a defeated enemy into servitude for 24 hours. The bound spirit will manifest as a spectral entity capable of performing simple tasks or providing information it knew in life. The priest must maintain a portion of his concentration on the bound spirit, reducing his concentration on other tasks and increasing the minimum roll for concentration-based checks by 1 during this period.
Ethereal Rebirth (15): Wisgu reshapes the physical form of one willing creature within 20 meters, transforming them into a spectral being for 1 hour. In this form, they gain immunity to physical attacks but cannot interact with the material world. The priest oversees the transformation, but the strain of guiding such power increases their minimum roll for persona checks by 2 for the next 24 hours.

Wisgu, hater of elves and dwarves, ruler of the first covenant is an intangible figure of dust and pure energy. In the Third Age, Wisgu entered into covenant with the Morgalas, enslaving them to perpetual servitude. His servants Turzzi and Ylvath take the form of earthen statues. Sigille Wisgu The Morgalas correspond to the lower servants of the other demons. Among them, the most powerful are usually also pactors Wisgus. But also among humans Wisgu is popular with some wicked mages because he gives power over Morgalas which as henchmen and warriors can often turn a battle by their sheer mass and deviousness. Furthermore, the demonologist who uses Wisgu's power is able to summon dead dwarves again as his undead servants, not only Morgalas. The price, however, is that after a longer time with Wisgu the hatred for elves and dwarves increases in such a way that a life with those beings is no longer possible. It is also rumored that those beings are sacrificed by some sects of Wisgu. Especially elves are said to be particularly liked by the Wisgu.