Mogis’s Marauders

Though minotaur hordes and the occasional satyr make up the majority of Mogis's followers, there are humans who still choose to worship the god of slaughter. The dregs of humanity, filled with the same anger, hunger, jealousy, and rage that fuel the minotaurs, these murders and sadists choose to leave behind everything that separates them from animals. The benefits to doing so are minor, at best.   Despite his position as a god, Mogis rarely deigns to grace humans with his presence. They are, as a whole, far too peaceful and rationale for his tastes. Even those that choose to follow the ways of Mogis, becoming one of his so-called marauders. receive little from their dark patron beyond slightly less scorn. Rathe, for those that choose to follow Mogis, they benefits are in the twisted sense of freedom they feel by submitting themselves to the slaughter god.   Uncanny Resemblance While Mogis may spare little thought for his human followers, they actively seek ways to make themselves more appealing to their chosen deity. Most popular among these methods are attempts to make themselves resemble minotaurs, Mogis favored followers. To do so, the marauders dress in skins of goats, bulls, satyrs, and other horned creatures, suing their sulls as helmets.   While doing so, the marauders also go to great lengths to emulate the wild rage and passion of a minotaur horde, living only to sate their hunger and charging into battle with reckless abandon. Though they lack the strength of true minotaurs, these tactics combined with a lack of self-preservation still make the marauders dangerous, especially in large groups.