Aguð

Aguð is a fictional concept primarily known from the lore of the tabletop role-playing game Pathfinder. Within this setting, Aguð represents a primordial deity or force, often associated with the void, silence, and the absence of creation. It is depicted as a being that predates the current pantheon of gods and existed before the material world was formed. Aguð is not typically worshipped in the traditional sense; rather, it embodies a fundamental aspect of the cosmos that stands apart from the active, creative forces. Its influence is often described as a negative presence, a void from which nothing can emerge and to which all eventually returns.

The concept of Aguð serves as a counterpoint to the divine entities responsible for life and order in the Pathfinder universe. It represents the ultimate entropy, the final silence that awaits all existence. While not an active antagonist, its inherent nature is seen as a threat to the continued existence of the world. Some cults or entities may seek to appease or invoke Aguð, often with destructive intent, aiming to hasten the return of all things to the primordial emptiness. The lore surrounding Aguð emphasizes its unknowable and alien nature, suggesting a reality beyond mortal comprehension.