Priest_of_Vore

This profile exists for playing a large number of one-off characters, as well as a few recurring members of the faithful. Feel free to request any species listed in the profile; other species can be requested, but the player may not feel as comfortable playing them yet. This can be either a single character, or a small group of characters.

A group of priests of Azolotl, goddess of life, hunger, and necessity. An obscure and mostly-forgotten cult, they believed strongly in the life-death-rebirth cycle, and see predators as an essential part of it - a part many in society have lost, either forgetting their predatory instincts, or forgetting that such can be a part of the cycle. Of course, the rebirth part is also important, and despite the cult's high attrition rate, they also have a very high reproduction rate, believing that attempting to prevent the miracle of life from occurring is wrong.

As such, they are a rather bizarre group which would be looked upon quite strangely if most people remembered that they existed. Alas, most do not, and many of the members consider their worship to be such a given that they hardly proslethyze, though this is more ignorance than lack of fervor - if given half the chance they are likely to prattle on about their religion. As a female-dominated group, the majority of the faithful are such, but there are males as well, though they can only participate in part of the rebirthing cycle due to their physiological "limitations". Not that that stops them from participating as often as they can.

Membership activities include sex, orgies, feasting, parties, various rites at various parts of the year, and feeding followers and clergy members to others, often those outside the circle, either as a reminder, a means of proslethyzing, or simply to honor their goddess. Sometimes they are reborn directly via their goddesses will; as for the rest, well, they believe their souls will be recycled after their bodies have been.

These characters will pretty much always be willing participants in vore, one way or the other - either eating others or, more likely, being eaten themselves. They may offer themselves to predators, intentionally go into their territory to expose themselves to them, or possibly even force feed themselves to hapless folk.

For sex, they all believe strongly in the cycle, and pregnancy and (if species appropriate) oviposition, childbirth, and similar things can be roleplayed. Of course, they also don't mind going out with a bang, though it is far from required.

Currently thought about:

Skinks

These small amphibious creatures stand roughly 4' tall. Small and slippery, these repilian creatures are all smooth hydrodynamic curves, being sleek for slipping through the water, though slipping down throats is just as easy for them. They come in a wide variety of colors - bright to dark green, blues, reds, and yellows. Unlike mammilian species, and even some anthropomorphic lizard types, these creatures lack secondary sexual characteristics, such as breasts, and outwardly, the genders appear fairly similar unless aroused. Egg-laying creatures, they have a short gestation time and a high metabolism for a reptilian type - indeed, their body temperature is comparable to that of mammals, if perhaps a couple degrees cooler.

Priests and other followers of Azolotl who hail from the skinks often wear quite minimal clothing, often nothing more than loincloths and pouches for their belongings. Some may carry bows or javelins for hunting, or staves for walking around or (in very rare cases, only on request) cast magic. They tend to be quite numerous, at times bordering on overpopulation, possibly the reason why they follow such a strange deity, and offerings may be made to a wide variety of creatures, including anthros. In a more modern setting they are more likely to attempt to blend in, whereas in a non-modern setting they are likely to stand out, but if roped into their shenanigans, regardless of era, they are likely to be scantly clad if at all, and favor body paint and other unusual, rather "tribal" markings.