Aoskar, also known as the Power of Portals and the Keeper of Gateways,[4] was the self-appointed god of portals.[1] His holy symbol resembled, and often took the form of, a large key.[5] After being slain and cast out by the Lady of Pain, Aoskar remained adrift in the Astral Plane.[1]

2014年9月8日 · Aoskar is perhaps the most infamous deity in Sigil; once coming close to calling that city home, now he is forgotten by nearly all, and those that do still know his name almost always know him only as a cautionary tale, a story of the fate that would befall all deities that would seek to unseat the Lady. Even today, his worship is still ...

Alchemists seek out the blood of Aoskar, which is said to resemble wine and act as a universal key to any magical portal or gate. History. Aoskar desired Sigil, the City of Doors, for his own, though he was smart enough not to try to take it by force. Instead, he encouraged his followers to spread his faith throughout the city.

One involves Aoskar, god of portals: The Lady booted him out of town millennia ago, and now his name is a curse. But chant is that Aoskar'll stay dead only as long as there's no god in the City of Doors.

2024年11月9日 · Read through any reference of Planescape and you’ll find reference to “the dead god” or “the missing god” known as Aoskar, god of portals. Aoskar, being the god of portals, was exceedingly popular in Sigil.

Aoskar is the god of portals, doorways and opportunity. He once called Sigil home, but was cast out by the Lady of Pain, who doesn't abide any Powers within her realm. His tale is a cautionary one for any Powers who would claim the City of Doors.

Aoskar is a fictional deity in the Dungeons & Dragons Planescape campaign setting, and now a dead god. Aoskar, God of Portals, once used to reside in Sigil, as Sigil is the City of Doors. Residents of the city turned to his worship and he became the …

2008年2月27日 · Aoskar, the Keeper of Gateways, was an ancient god of portals and planar travel, popular enough among Planewalkers to make him one of the greater Powers. In a deliberate attempt to take over Sigil for himself, he encouraged his followers to …

2007年10月24日 · It is known that over 900 years ago, her conflict with Aoskar, a god of portals attempting to usurp the Lady's position, came to a head when Fell, one of her own dabus, began worship of him. Most believe the Lady herself killed him and shattered his temple ; his corpse on the Astral , frozen in a scream of pain with numerous blades protruding ...

Aoskar is a fictional deity once worshiped among the planes in the Planescape campaign setting of the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, and subsequently described as a "dead god". Aoskar was first mentioned for the Planescape setting in …