Iggeret (She Who Was Lost)Source Divine Mysteries pg. 320Curiously, Iggeret has claimed that she was once a mortal girl who faked her own kidnapping to see how her family would react. After her parents killed themselves out of despair, She Who Was Lost entombed herself with their bodies, eventually joining them in death. None can confirm or deny this story. As a sahkil tormentor, Iggeret holds sway over dark and empty places such as pits and graves. She considers all who dwell in darkness to be her new family, and that they should join her in death. She Who Was Lost appears as a young girl with a gaunt, skeletal face and long, black hair. She weeps constant tears that stain her cheeks and simple white dress.
Iggeret’s cultists call each other siblings. There is little structure to this so-called family except that Iggeret is the head, standing as a kind of big sister figure, despite her youthful form. Devotees of Iggeret often torment their non-cult loved ones with cruel trials to punish them for perceived slights or out of boredom. This can sometimes lead to indoctrination into the faith, while the rest are cast aside. Worshippers of She Who Was Lost try to practice austerity, retaining few possessions and dwelling in empty structures. Some even go so far as to sleep in open graves.
Category Sakhil TormentorsEdicts Divest yourself of possessions and relationships whenever possible, foment despair and sorrow, rest among the dead
Anathema Fear the dark, grow too fond of your possessions and relationships
Areas of Concern Darkness, empty places, pits
Religious Symbol Disused well
Sacred Animal Rabbit
Sacred Color(s) Black, white
Devotee Benefits
Divine Attribute Wisdom or Charisma
Divine Font harmDivine Sanctification must choose unholy
Divine Skill StealthFavored Weapon shortbowDomains darkness,
nothingness,
protection,
sorrowAlternate Domains death,
family