Mammonok

Mammonok, with his imposing visage, commands the attention of all who gaze upon him. His eyes, aglow with the luster of gold, pierce through the veil of greed that shrouds the hearts of mortals. A long, grizzled beard like woven strands of precious metal falls over his stony armor, inscribed with ancient runes of wealth and prosperity. His curled horns, reminiscent of the spirals of a minted coin's edge, crown his head with the authority of opulence and affluence.

Mammonok’s realm is the vast caverns and infinite vaults that lie deep within the earth, overflowing with gemstones, precious metals, and artifacts of untold value. He presides over the accumulation of wealth, the protection of material treasures, and the pursuit of worldly possessions. His influence extends to the bazaars, marketplaces, and treasuries of the world, anywhere value is given, taken, or hoarded.

Background: In the annals of the Olden Pantheon, Mammonok emerged from the core of a nascent world, where the first veins of gold and silver ran like lifeblood. He is the divine incarnation of wealth's seductive power and the eternal guardian of all things valuable and material. His legend began when mortals first delved into the earth in search of riches beyond their dreams, invoking his name to bless their endeavors and guard their accumulated fortunes.

As the god of material possessions, Mammonok is worshipped by those who seek wealth and abundance. His followers range from merchants to thieves, from nobles to the desperate poor, all praying for a piece of his boundless hoard. His temples are adorned with the finest offerings, each a symbol of his worshippers’ devotion and desire for his favor.