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Nov 6, 2021 · The Underdark is the domain of Torog. It is said when he was crippled he dragged himself along the earth cracking the land beneath him creating cavities and caverns. This was the creation of the underdark. He cloaks his faithful in the darkness of his land and gifts them the ability to do the same.
Torog, the Crawling King, is an evil god of torturers, slavers, and jailers. His worshippers are those who take others' freedom and creatures living in the darkness below. It is said that pathways under the world are the result of his desperate blind clawing attempts to free himself, and the blood of his broken body. His realm is a network of deadly caves, razor sharp rocks, and manacles. Description Appearance Personality Commandments of the Crawling King Torog is largely depicted as a swollen,
Grovelthrash is a warhammer and one of the Arms of the Betrayers created by Torog from the soul of an ultroloth named Ciria. As a sentient weapon, it has a Neutral Evil alignment and can communicate with its wielder telepathically. Similar to a Vestige of Divergence, Grovelthrash progresses through various stages as it is wielded and gains new properties, including giving its wielder the ability to burrow through the earth, discern a lie more easily, deal retaliatory damage to their foes, and ca
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Torog's Spite. Torog's Spite is an old iron mine in northwestern Bangkorai, northwest of Evermore, containing infighting Agluk Clan and Morkul Clan raiders. Its Breton miners were driven out long ago by Orcish invaders from Wrothgar. A Letter from Historian Maaga can be read to begin the quest associated with this delve.
1. The 'rog' element of torog is reminiscent of the same element in Balrog, and the two may share a derivation from rauko, 'demon'. Following this, and hints from The Etymologies (in volume V of The History of Middle-earth), a possible source of the name would be taur rhaug, where taur means 'vast, mighty, overwhelming, awful', and rhaug is the origin of 'rog', 'demon'.
