Doch Fluoums

The Shaman
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At the nadir of the Uiledia, and in the depths and unknown places across the Earth, resides Doch Fluoums. As there is a darkness in the heavens, so too is there a darkness within the untouched corners of our world, places of danger and fear far from humanity and the reaches of safety and comfort. His spirit is embodied through enduring mystery, wonder, and strangeness of nature. His natural phenomenon is fog, representing the haze of unknowing and uncertainty. He takes the form of a dark figure in ragged black robes, with the decayed skull of an antlered beast and the black hair of a human.

Our natural intuition and instinct can tell when something is wrong. Primal fear, which has clung to our psychology across time, aids in our protection. This same fear can also serve as a humbling force, reminding us that our perceived superiority is fragile, and we are beholden to natural forces far more powerful than our own.

Artistic Examples
As with all other aspects of the Uiledia, Doch Fluoums is exemplified through various artistic works, like the following:

The Rite of Spring, by Igor Stravinsky

Do Hi Yi, a Cherokee Song

Drums of Thunder, a Native American Song