Moruviel

Moruviel is always depicted as a dark figure in a dark cloak who watches his surroundings from hiding, looking for lost souls. Its symbol is an arrow with the feathers of a raven, in which it allegedly hides the soul of a deceased creature in order to release it towards the sun, so that it will not be captured by the god of the abyss.

He walks through battlefields, cemeteries and all places where death is an inseparable companion. He is often shown in the form of a great raven or a black wolf. He has his chapels in many regions, where he is sometimes called the God of Night, the Keeper of Death, or Vandiehl - the one who leads in the dark. His name is the most common name spoken on the deathbed, which is why many shelters and hospitals have the image of Moruviel. He is zealously confessed by healers, gravediggers, graveyard hyenas, corpse snatchers, and all those who deal with death on a daily basis and may fear his wrath or need favour.

In the records of the books of the dead, Moruviel is said to frequently follow Talion, but also closely watches the god of war, Grom, for his insane actions and defiant nature cause mortals much suffering and death. Moruviel tries to stop Grom from falling into berserk and making mortals a bloody torment that will attract the attention of the greatest evil, the god of the abyss.