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| - As the Loa of the fair and prideful hunt, her devoted followers must perform sacrifices, but a not-well performed sacrifice will put the devoted follower "Out of her Favor". >Sacrifices dedicated to Wryggara are not limited to time or quantity, rather to quality. She only accepts sacrifices in a form of "prideful and fair hunt". Her followers, the Bloodseekers must overcome their foes without overpowering them, or making them weaker with tools not worthy for a fair hunt, like poisons,guns or other machines. The prey of the hunt then must be devoured by the hunter in a form of cannibalism.Eating the corpse of any wounded,old,young,crippled,infected,sick or not worthy prey will displease The great Huntress, which could end up in the Bloodseeker getting "Out of her Favor"
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| - As the Loa of the fair and prideful hunt, her devoted followers must perform sacrifices, but a not-well performed sacrifice will put the devoted follower "Out of her Favor". >Sacrifices dedicated to Wryggara are not limited to time or quantity, rather to quality. She only accepts sacrifices in a form of "prideful and fair hunt". Her followers, the Bloodseekers must overcome their foes without overpowering them, or making them weaker with tools not worthy for a fair hunt, like poisons,guns or other machines. The prey of the hunt then must be devoured by the hunter in a form of cannibalism.Eating the corpse of any wounded,old,young,crippled,infected,sick or not worthy prey will displease The great Huntress, which could end up in the Bloodseeker getting "Out of her Favor" >Those ones in favor of The great Huntress, Wryggara, the Bloodseekers are blessed with superb smelling,hearing and the ability to track down any foe, which blood once was tasted by the Bloodseeker, may it be even a tiny drop of blood licked from the edge of the hunter's blade. These tracked foes may run to the other side of the world, the Bloodseekers will find them with ease. This blessing also has some "negative effects". Once a Bloodseeker tastes the blood of a sacrifice-worthy foe, the mentioned "seeker" wont stop until the prey's blood is spilled, and body is devoured,so to say,until the prey is sacrificed. The longer the hunt, the more blood-crazed the hunter becomes.A "too-long" pursuit will displease the The great Huntress, which could end up in the bloodseeker getting "Out of her Favor". >Those ones in favor of The great Huntress, Wryggara, the Bloodseekers are blessed with the ability of rapid regeneration, they can even regrow limbs and vital organs. If they became wounded during a "sacrifical hunt" their regeneration ability wont activate, only after the Sacrifice has been done. Wryggara, The great Huntress would not aid the hunter during a hunt, that would break the balance between the hunter and the hunted, and the hunt itself would not be "fair and prideful" anymore. In Wryggara's eyes,just in like nature,it's kill or be killed. A well performed sacrifice, which pleases The great Huntress will result in a temporary blessing of superb regeneration,that makes the "seeker" instantly ready for the next hunt. >Not many devoted followers of Wryggara, The great Huntress, are known by the public. The followers of this Loa are dedicating their whole lives to a search of the "Ultimate Sacrifice", where a worthy beast/foe would defeat the Bloodseeker, and devourer it's corpse/burn it's corpse. After the choosen prey defeats the hunter and completes the sacrifice (on, or not on porpuse, does not matter), the Bloodseeker will join The great Huntress on the "Eternal hunting grounds", and will bask in her favor, in the eternal afterlife. >The only "known" follower of Wryggara, The great Huntress is "Bloodseeker Ursakh".
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