Tsurin
- JCL
- Oct 24, 2024
- 3 min read

Tsurin (Sur-Inn):
Domain:
Monsters, Mutations, and Aberrations of the Natural World: Tsurin is the subprime of monsters and mutations, leveraging the chaotic powers of death, chaos, and magic to create grotesque beings. His influence warps natural life into monstrous forms, but these mutations are grounded in physical reality, not magic. Tsurin’s creations exist as terrifying aberrations of nature.
Uncaring Force of Mutation: Tsurin’s power is arbitrary and without purpose. He warps creatures, landscapes, and ecosystems indifferently, creating monstrous aberrations without regard for how they affect the world. His mutations result from his chaotic nature, and their consequences are unpredictable.
Themes:
Chaotic and Arbitrary Transformations: Tsurin draws on the forces of Vos (death), Naos (chaos), and Vaeya (magic), but his mutations are random and uncontrollable. These influences form his creatures, producing terrifying results that defy the natural world and leave ecosystems warped and unstable.
Destruction Through Indifference: Tsurin does not care about the consequences of his mutations. Whether his creations destroy entire ecosystems or mutate living beings into grotesque forms, he remains detached. His power warps the world without reason, leaving the natural order in disarray.
Monstrous Aberrations: Tsurin’s creatures are grotesque, fearsome beings—warped versions of natural life that defy evolutionary processes. They are strong, twisted, and dangerous examples of the chaos that Tsurin brings to the world. These creatures thrive in hostile environments created by his influence.
Symbolism:
A Web of Cracked, Misshapen Bones: Tsurin’s symbol, a web of cracked, misshapen bones, represents the chaotic and arbitrary nature of his mutations. The web symbolizes how his power distorts the natural world, with bones representing the physical, biological changes that define his monstrous creations.
Role in Mythos:
Mutator of Natural Life: Tsurin’s presence warps creatures and landscapes, turning natural life into monstrous aberrations. His influence is felt in areas where the environment has become twisted and hostile, with creatures developing grotesque physical traits to survive.
Leveraging the Powers of Other Sub-Primes: Tsurin does not create life or death directly but borrows the powers of Vos, Naos, and Vaeya to fuel his mutations. These influences mix chaotically under his control, creating potentially terrifying and unpredictable creatures.
Indifference to Natural Destruction: Tsurin remains indifferent to how his mutations impact the world. Forests may become overgrown with monstrous plants, and rivers may carry mutated creatures, but Tsurin has no concern for the destruction left in his wake.
Connection to the Natural World:
Physical Aberrations, Not Magic: Tsurin’s creatures are natural aberrations, not magical beings. While he may use the essence of magic, chaos, and death to shape them, his creatures are biologically real. They represent extreme mutations that warp the physical form and are feared for their grotesque appearance.
Twisted Ecosystems: Regions touched by Tsurin’s influence become twisted and hostile. His presence warps entire ecosystems, turning them into dangerous and unnatural places where mutated creatures thrive. These areas are often avoided due to the unpredictable nature of the beasts and the land itself.
Unique Cultural Expressions:
The Twisted Ones: The beings who survive Tsurin’s mutations are known as The Twisted Ones. They bear extreme physical mutations, such as extra limbs or deformed features, marking them forever changed by Tsurin’s influence.
The Beast-Warpers: Cultists or rogue mages, called Beast-Warpers, worship Tsurin’s power to warp nature. They seek to harness his chaotic influence to mutate creatures and create new aberrations, believing that through mutation, they can gain control.
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