Ragarra's symbols included a cyclone, a green three-fingered claw and a baby crocodile biting its own tail. The deity, sometimes also called Raggara, was depicted as a crocodile-headed female with the wings of a bat. Her mate was Shajar, god of the Nogaro River. She filled a similar role in the Land of Fate as the god Malar did in Faerûn.
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| - Ragarra's symbols included a cyclone, a green three-fingered claw and a baby crocodile biting its own tail. The deity, sometimes also called Raggara, was depicted as a crocodile-headed female with the wings of a bat. Her mate was Shajar, god of the Nogaro River. She filled a similar role in the Land of Fate as the god Malar did in Faerûn.
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| - The Winged Beast
- The Black Tempest
- The Render
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| - The jungle and its violent denizens, passion, chaos and revenge
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| - Ragarra's symbols included a cyclone, a green three-fingered claw and a baby crocodile biting its own tail. The deity, sometimes also called Raggara, was depicted as a crocodile-headed female with the wings of a bat. Her mate was Shajar, god of the Nogaro River. She filled a similar role in the Land of Fate as the god Malar did in Faerûn. Her cult was driven underground long ago because of its anarchical nature, but became stronger in the years before 1367 DR, cowing parts of the local population with acts of violence. Most of her worshipers resided in or around the cities of Dihliz, Rog'osto, and Kadarasto, where they had secret lairs.
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