<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/54jBQFA.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>Drummok the Skulltaker</strong></span><br/><em><strong>Domain</strong></em>:  Bloody Conquest<br/><em><strong>Precept</strong></em>:  His religion has important sacrificial rites, add Petition: Offering (worshippers gather up the trophies of their greatest kills on banners for a time, and during sacrificial rites followers gather up and burn those banners to curry favor with their god.  Ultimately, all glories go to Drummok, not the Warsworn).<br/><hr/>Drummok the Skulltaker isn't recognized as a part of any particular pantheon, but he retains a marginal presence far and wide.  Derisively called the Vagabond God, his congregation is primarily known for roaming camps of armed warriors, always in motion towards regions of unrest or the aftermath of great battles where they can scavenge new arms and armor for their followers from the dead.  The few proper churches he claims are housed within abandoned forts that've been restored by his congregation, where their neighbors regard them as a better option than goblins or orcs doing the same.<br/><br/>The details of Drummok's origin are vague, the details shifting from one camp to another, but one trend persists.  He was apparently born in the aftermath of a rebellion, the resentment of slaughtered commoners mingling with discarded arms of iron, the mud and gore churned to a clay-like consistency by the thundering hooves of cavalry.  Unlike his more established contemporaries, Drummok disdains the concept of nobility or honor, and abandons the pretense of martial prowess as an "art".  He teaches that to understand the nature of conflict is to look to the devastation and ruin of the fallen.<br/><br/>The followers of Drummok do not have an cautionary tales of an impending apocalypse.  They instead say that all peace is temporary, a chance to mend and reflect on old battles before the next battle comes.  They believe that the pantheons of the gods are not forever set, and that one day the gods will do battle once again.  In the next Time of Troubles, Drummok will lead his band to the battlefield, to claim his own place among the higher gods - each cult works to be that band, to wage war against their own local dieties.  Could the Vagabond God become the Emperor of War, spanning multiple mythologies?  His worshippers believe it is possible.<br/><br/>Drummok tends to have little representation in the cities, where the vaguely revolutionary nature of his doctrine unsettles authorities.  Out on the frontier, however, his followers enjoy a reputation as men at arms who take jobs at cut throat rates, their thirst for worthy skulls putting their services within the price range of most villages if they can look past their shabby arms and armor to the scars that speak of their prowess.