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more of the Worms (some are less complete concepts):

Achundala, the Thunderworm: One of the weakest of the Worms, Achundala is sometimes called the God of thunder, earthquakes, and rumbling. It’s most common form has a short, fat, larvae-like appearance with jagged limbs and a simplified, human-like face. It has a tendency to “swim” across surfaces, creating a wake of destruction, generating static and booming noises as it does so. At times, particularly when it takes to the sky, it has a more moth-like appearance.

Wilder, Worm of the Woods: Wilder is considered the embodiment of the dense forest. He is one of the most elusive of the Worms, preferring a quiet existence in the various places he inhabits, but this does not mean he had no influence on his environment. It is said that Wilder likes to change the emotions and mental state of those who live in his forest, but beyond this little is known about him. Worshipers find comfort in Wilder’s presence, believing that with his influence they are never truly alone. His body most closely resembles a winding root.

Guiote (pronounced and sometimes spelled Geeyot with a hard “G”), Worm of a Thousand Blades. Guiote is perhaps one of the most feared of the Worms, to the point where worshipers of Guiote are often hunted down and executed, galactic governments fearing the summoning of the beast. Guiote has a very long, thin, dark figure, lined with thousands upon thousands of spikes and blades. It has no face, and its upper body contains twenty particularly large blades. Its unfriendly appearance is not the main source of why it is feared however, this lies in its behavior. Guiote is sometimes called the God of slaughter, killing, cutting, and genocide. There was an infamous historical event in which in the middle of war, an army summoned Guiote in the midst of battle, resulting in the death of both civilizations as the Worm went on a mindless rampage in which it sliced and dismembered everything that moved. This Worm is not considered a God of death or rotting or any of that sort, simply he is considered the God of the act of killing.

Ganelle, the Delectable Worm: Ganelle is sometimes referred to as “Tucruck’s less disturbing sibling”, but regardless of its title its appearance still strikes a visceral fear upon those who look at it due to its disturbing nature. Its body is composed of a clean, healthy mass of meat, muscle, bone, flesh, and organs. Ganelle’s followers often worship it with the belief that they will gain good health upon doing so. Ganelle is sometimes referred to as the Delicious Worm.