Skolgar
According to Zelmors' mythology, Skolgar was one of the first beings to emerge from the primordial chaos. He was born into a world of darkness and shadows, and his first act was to create the underworld - a realm of shadows and spirits where the souls of the dead could go after they passed from the mortal world.
Skolgar was not a malevolent god, despite his association with death and the underworld. Rather, he was seen as a necessary force in the cycle of life and death, guiding the souls of the departed to their final resting place and providing comfort and guidance to those who mourned them.
As the god of death and the underworld, Skolgar was a complex figure in the Zelmors' pantheon. On one hand, he was seen as a figure of fear and reverence, the one who held the power of life and death in his hands. On the other hand, he was also a figure of comfort and guidance, offering solace to those who had lost loved ones and ensuring that the dead were treated with respect and dignity.
Skolgar was often depicted in Zelmors' art as a towering figure draped in shadowy robes, his face hidden behind a dark hood. He was said to wield a scythe made of pure shadow, which he used to guide the souls of the dead to their final resting place.
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