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Psychopomp Ushers
Psychopomp Ushers

Psychopomp Ushers

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The Ushers, Paragons of the Psychopomps

UsherPortfolio
Atropos †Fate, sleep, youth
Barzahk †Compasses, travellers and vigils
Ceyannan †Final words, lost souls, searches
Dammar †Liquor, luck and medicine
Imot †Inevitability, mathematics and portents
Mother Vulture †Consumption, renewal and transformation
Mrtyu †Poetry, trauma and war
Narakaas †Atonement, difficult choices and pain
Pale Horse †Duty, revenge and beasts of burden
Phlegyas †Atheists, legacies and reincarnation
Saloc †Agency, bronze, education
Santa Muerta ‡Thresholds, transitions and journeys
Shadix Who Dreams †Cutters who pass away in their sleep
Teshallas †Aging, poison and venomous creatures
Vale †Consequence, superstition and tradition
Vavaalrav †Gargoyles, holy ground and rest
Vonymos †Catastrophes, lasts stands and suicides
The ushers, psychopomp paragons

Even among their own ranks, psychopomps don’t dole out reverence willy-nilly. Take the psychopomp ushers, for example, the paragons of the race—think Abyssal Lords only hold the Abyssal. These high-up wardens of death are basically demipowers, running parts of the Boneyard or sitting as high judges. They’ve got a lot of clout, deciding the fates of countless souls. But here’s the thing: Most of them started out as regular psychopomps, working their way up over eons. So, while they get respect from their peers, it’s a cool, measured sort of respect. There’s always that reminder of their humble beginnings, keeping any potential egos in check.

This is a survey of the known ushers of the psychopomps. Many of them also maintain their own realms in the Underlands.

Compiled by: Jon Winter-Holt, mimir.net — drawing heavily from Pathfinder 1e Concordance of Rivals

4 Comments

    1. Thanks! I really appreciate that 🙂 I still need to write up the Underlands section – basically my way of blending the PF Boneyard lore with Planescape. Hopefully it will make sense when I get it out of my head and onto the screen!

  1. Col

    These are Amazing, been looking for someone with a clearer vision on these mysterious entities.
    Have you considered adding :
    Shadix Who Dreams the little known usher of Thrushmoor.” I’d like to see something on him.

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