Asag

In Sumerian mythology, Asag is a monstrous rock demon. It causes rivers to boil, scalding the surrounding lands.

Tradition: Mesopotamian mythology
Trait family: The Land-Shapers
Symbols: Stone

Near this figure

Bonnacon Trail of scorched earth left behind
Damballa Terrain shaping
Glooscap Terrain shaping
Gurangatch Terrain shaping
Horomatangi Terrain shaping
Warak ngendog Terrain shaping

Symbols

Judged against the description by a model. Meanings are our own paraphrase.

Stone is image-domain Stone denotes hardness, permanence and foundation, closed against entry and therefore inviting meaning, raised upright to make a presence where there was only ground.
why
This monstrous rock demon is not merely a creature of stone, but a living manifestation of geological fury.

Traits

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Sight and sound

Trail of scorched earth left behind
why
The intense heat radiating from the boiling waters creates a scorched wasteland in its wake.

Utility powers

Terrain shaping
why
It causes rivers to boil, scalding the surrounding lands.

Roles

Judged from the works' own entries, not from the description. Carries: the figure holds the role. Meets: the role is in its stories, held by something it meets.