Ushi (4e Deity)

Chaotic Neutral
Domains: Torment, Strength
Warpriest Domain: Protection

A bull's horn and a nose ring

Ushi is a bullheaded minor god who answers mainly to Oortz of the Four Deeds, whom he is aligned with. Like Oortz, Ushi hails from the Toryu Pantheon and opposes the forces of Yue. He is a bullish personality that believes the strong have rights to bully the weak, and he was very proud of this before the Gorge. The cataclysmic event ultimately knocked him down a peg. In Shard Ne'Vaal, he has barricaded himself from the world on the Oni's Horn with his reluctant followers, who are the only receptors for his caprice and violence now.

  • I am strong, I am strong, I am strong!!
  • If the weak exist, they exist to be ground to dust so the strong can shine!

Description

Ushi is usually drawn to be a cross between a minotaur and oni. He has the head of a bull, but the body of the ogre-like creature. One of his horns was broken in a fight and replaced with a metal prosthetic. A broken bull's horn is one of his symbols, as well as a nose ring, which he also wears. It is commonly said to be made of iron but dipped in molten gold. Ushi's weapon of choice is a giant spiked club made of black iron and set aflame. Fire is considered one of his main elements and he is said to drive a carriage into war with flaming wheels that can fly.

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