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alright, this pterasaur/theropod/vulture hybrid is my entry for 's Primal Rage contest.

CARRION - God of Greed.
Among the gods of Urth, few are as loathsome as the winged Carrion. While rarely preferring to fight the other gods himself, Carrion is almost always seen after a battle, laying claim to almost anything he can find. Besides scavenging for food (usually human corpses, but he always hopes to find a fallen god), Carrion will collect nearly anything he can get his beak on - bones, rocks, tree trunks, debris from statues and ruins, gold and metals, and more.

Somewhere deep within Urth, there is a cavern that Carrion has filled with this 'treasures', and he guards it furiously. Apart from this cave, Carrion has no true home. Unlike the other gods, Carrion has no territory to his name, and instead roosts among the various mountaintops across the globe.

When Carrion does fight, he can more than hold his own. His massive, clawed feet are capable of powerful kicks, and his sharp beak has snapped at more than one unwelcome guest. Carrion's quest for trinkets is usually hampered by the presence of other gods, so Carrion has finally decided to conquer Urth and the gods that inhabit it, so that every continent, and the treasures they hold, will all be his.

Description
alright, this pterasaur/theropod/vulture hybrid is my entry for 's Primal Rage contest.

CARRION - God of Greed.
Among the gods of Urth, few are as loathsome as the winged Carrion. While rarely preferring to fight the other gods himself, Carrion is almost always seen after a battle, laying claim to almost anything he can find. Besides scavenging for food (usually human corpses, but he always hopes to find a fallen god), Carrion will collect nearly anything he can get his beak on - bones, rocks, tree trunks, debris from statues and ruins, gold and metals, and more.

Somewhere deep within Urth, there is a cavern that Carrion has filled with this 'treasures', and he guards it furiously. Apart from this cave, Carrion has no true home. Unlike the other gods, Carrion has no territory to his name, and instead roosts among the various mountaintops across the globe.

When Carrion does fight, he can more than hold his own. His massive, clawed feet are capable of powerful kicks, and his sharp beak has snapped at more than one unwelcome guest. Carrion's quest for trinkets is usually hampered by the presence of other gods, so Carrion has finally decided to conquer Urth and the gods that inhabit it, so that every continent, and the treasures they hold, will all be his.