Me'ow

Worshiped by the tabaxi in their desert nation of Mitzhat’ow, Me’ow is actually a powerful fiend intent on corrupting the feline race. He promises martial prowess to his followers, though with the understanding that this is to be used in order to make life easier. The most common vice among the tabaxi is sloth, and Me’ow feeds on this, giving a hedonistic paradise to those willing to take it from the less fortunate around them.

 

Appearance
Me’ow is depicted as a tabaxi fattened by glutton. He is always drinking, eating, or smoking, and reclining on overstuffed cushions. Pleasure is the constant motif, as it is the goal of every follower of Me’ow to join his bacchanalian party to enjoy for all eternity.

 

Powers
Though he is never shown as such, it is said that Me’ow is an expert warrior, capable of ending any fight fast enough to not be late to his next meal. He also has various powers over rest and relaxation, enhancing the benefits gained from sleep. This power happens to expand into the “benefits” of drugs and alcohol.

 

Me’ow is powerful enough to become the patron of a warlock, but lacks the potency to have true clerics.

 

Church & Servants
The church of Me’ow is one of hedonism. All soldiers are brought into the church, in order to give them Me’ow’s blessing. Their fighting, however, is always seen as a temporary assault against those forces threatening the comfort of their people.

The true worship of Me’ow happens within the comfort of Mitzhat’ow’s cities, with worship “services” consisting of parties overflowing with enough luxury and pleasure to make a priest of Jubilus blush. Me’ow’s true goal is to take away his followers’ desire to improve, so his worship seeks to show his people that they have everything they need. Priests and priestesses run these parties and make sure that everyone enjoys themselves too much to do much else.