Aqara the Scorpion

Aqara the Scorpion is a tempestuous deity embodying both danger and survival. As a son of Bhamut, Aqara thrives in the shifting sands of chaos, striking unpredictably and without warning. He is almost pure chaos — neither bound by law nor wholly malevolent, but fiercely independent and unpredictable.

Aqara’s pincers and tail are fearsome weapons.

Aqara’s domain is the harsh deserts, rocky wastelands, and places where life clings stubbornly to existence. His scorpion symbol represents both protection and deadly offense, a reminder that defense can swiftly become aggression. He governs those who survive by cunning, adaptability, and an instinctive readiness to strike at any threat.

Legends say Aqara was born during a great desert storm, his venomous tail marking the boundary between life and death. He is revered by wanderers, mercenaries, and desert nomads who respect the delicate balance of survival in hostile lands. His followers believe that life is a constant gamble, and that fate’s sting can come from any direction — and they must be ready.

Temples to Aqara are sparse and often hidden, marked by stone carvings of scorpions or piles of black sand. Worshippers seek his favor to gain resilience, swift retribution, and the will to endure when the odds are against them. Aqara teaches that survival demands both patience and sudden, decisive action.