Greer

Greer is a colossal being of fire and stone, a primordial force that seethes with the heat of the earth's core. Its body, an amalgamation of volcanic rock and relentless flame, radiates a heat so intense that it warps the air around it. The glow of its eyes is like the heart of a furnace, promising destruction and renewal in equal measure.

The genesis of Greer is etched in the world's creation, born from the world's fiery bowels. Legend holds that Greer was the first flame to ever kiss the darkness of the primordial world, igniting the cycle of creation and destruction that forged the very mountains and valleys.

As part of the monstrosity pantheon, Greer is both revered and feared as a deity of formidable power. Some cultures worship it as a god of destruction, offering sacrifices to appease its fiery hunger, while others see it as a symbol of transformation, invoking its name during periods of change and upheaval.

Greer's followers often include those who live in the shadow of volcanoes or in scorched lands, who respect the delicate balance between the fertility that follows its eruptions and the devastation it brings. Its temples are built in caverns lined with obsidian and sulfur, where the earth's warmth can be felt, rumbling from the depths—a constant reminder of the fiery god that dwells below.