| Category | primordials | ||
| Type | aberration | ||
| Gender | female | ||
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| Alignment | chaotic neutral | ||
| Region | Weretopia | ||
| Location | Regadnîn | ||
| Map | Mekarra |
Dališar is a twin-shaped pseudo volcano. The volcano-like peaks emit clouds of blue-white smoke, interlaced with jets of fire and occasional lava bursts. During eruptions, these twin volcanoes spew blue-white lava, electrically charged clouds of smoke, and debris that impacts with sonic blasts. These anomalies stem from the fact that the volcanoes are part of an imprisoned Primordial. This unimaginably large creature was one of the largest primordials of the Creation War (1486 DE - 8777 DE).
Dališar, a Fallen Angel, was the first to emerge from the Piranoth Cyst. Corrupted by entropy, she was a primordial horror, a veritable engine of war, capable of razing entire countryside. Crowned with twin pinnacles atop arachnid-like limbs, all of stone, she towered over the highest hills. Her belly spewed forth fire and brimstone, like the inverted summits of volcanoes.
Dališar tore through our ranks and destroyed four castles, ten towers, and slain 8,163 troops. With the help of the other Golden Seven, I devised a plan that lured the primordial dreadnought to an area north of Irrai. We utilized a web concordance gravity reversal spell which propelled the beast into the air. It soared a mile skyward before plummeting earthward. Silvanus then transmuted the plain below into deep, viscous mud. Dališar sank into the quagmire, which the druid subsequently solidified. We then bound Dališar within the Web of Magic. In this realm of arcane power, the weave spiders set to work removing Dališar's viler cognitive faculties. Over the course of nearly a year, we transformed Dališar into a mindless weapon for destroying the primordial armies. His fiery belly was sealed, and we severed the tops of his humps, repurposing them as chimneys.
Ares, then member of the Golden Seven, from a Scroll of Dawn - "Steadfast Dališar"
Only the former members of the Golden Seven and a few other deities possess the expertise to wield Dališar as a formidable weapon. Naturally, these exalted entities are unwilling to impart this arcane knowledge to mortal hands.
The impressive forge within Dališar serves as the workshop where Naraz-Nâru meticulously crafted three renowned artifacts, collectively referred to as the Sig Mak Gan.