These same qualities often cause others to refer to him as the "God of Barbarians", given that his qualities embody the reckless power that barbarians endeavor to control. Serberus embodies the ideal of Destruction, and is usually also considered a God of Rage and Chaos, especially considering his own temperament and his usual depiction. Madness, Destruction, War, Chaos, Strengthīattleaxe, Warhammer, Greataxe, Greatsword, GreatclubĪ god of wanton destruction and chaos, Serberus is always eager for battle and a challenge, often leaving a trail of ruin in his wake.įew names make more hearts shudder in fear than does the name Serberus His brand is one particularly earned through great levels of carnage and destruction, and a wanton recklessness and bloodlust in battle that would make even the most hardy and experienced of warriors pause to consider their options. For more information on copyright law, see D&D Wiki:Copyrights.Įdit this Page | All pages with an unattributed imageĭestruction, Hatred, Violence, Ruin, TerrorĬhaotic Evil, Neutral Evil, Chaotic Neutral If the source of the image cannot be located or the copyright holder wishes for the image to not be on this page, then remove the image.
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