Nymethny was a Darshan God.
History[]
Two hundred years ago, Nymethny was a god worshiped by the Nymethny Cult. Despite his worship, he was unable to fully manifest for centuries. Eventually he managed to communicate with his followers via a sacrificed White Darshanide Troll to complete a ritual to make him fully ascend. His followers used the trolls of Darshan to give up their children to become Tronlzes, who were supposedly Servants of Swoog but in reality just slaves to Nymethny.
One of the requirements to the ritual was a Red Troll. Lady Meshanta following his orders sought the capture of a Common Forest Troll from other side of the world. Unfortunately the troll escaped thanks to his family, rescuing hundreds of white baby trolls that were to be sacrificed for a ritual coat. Nymethny body was brought to life using fire, but when presented with sacrifices to eat he found he could not taste their flesh. He realized the ritual was not complete and became angered as Lady Menshanta, his main follower used a coat made from an adult troll dyed red. Angered he sensed that the true baby trolls were near and sought them out himself.
He chased Tetram and his friends throughout Nouhungkung. Toro the Troll aided Wawa in summoning Swoog to challenge the god. Swoog enraged at Nymethny for treating his fellow trolls as slaves, used his voice to call out to all free trolls that they had been misled as Swoog never had any priests. Hearing this throughout Darshan, the conspirators were killed for their treason by the trolls. The two gods soon began to engage each other in battle, however both were equally matched. To tip the scales, Toro had Tyneth gather water and poured the water on Nymethny weakening his fire empowered body allowing Swoog to shatter him.
Turning his attention to the Tronlzes he swashed them under his foot in anger and ate the rest. Satisfied with his work, he offered to drop Tetram and his family with his sky chariot. He later transported the white troll babies back to their parents.
Appearances[]
- Trolls de Troy #9 - Les prisonniers du Darshan (I) (2006)
- Trolls de Troy #10 - Les enragés du Darshan (II) (2007)