Hircine

Hircine is a Daedric Prince in the Elder Scrolls series, known as the Huntsman, the Father of Manbeasts, and the Lord of the Hunt. He is the patron deity of lycanthropes and the embodiment of the hunt, sport, and the predatory nature of mortals. Hircine's realm is the Hunting Grounds, a vast, primal wilderness where eternal hunts take place.

His followers are primarily lycanthropes, including werewolves, werebears, and werebats. Hircine is often depicted as a powerful, bestial figure, sometimes with the head of a wolf or stag. He is a capricious and primal entity, driven by the thrill of the chase and the struggle for survival. He values strength, cunning, and the wild spirit.

Hircine's influence is felt throughout Tamriel, particularly in areas with strong wilderness and predatory populations. His artifacts are often associated with hunting and transformation, such as the Ring of Hircine, which grants the wearer lycanthropy. While not inherently evil, Hircine's domain is one of primal instincts and the cycle of predator and prey, making him a formidable and often feared figure. He represents the wild, untamed aspects of existence.