Valazar, Elder God of Creation

Valazar is the Elder God of Creation. He is credited with the creation of the Prime Material Plane and the Elemental Lords, as well as assisting in the creation of the Feywild, and indirectly responsible for the creation of the Shadowfell.

Creation of Somara
Valazar is one of the main beings responsible for the creation of Somara, having a hand in the creation of all the Material Planes.

In the first recorded historical act, Valazar created the Prime Material Plane, followed by the Elemental Lords, Syvl, and Kevolah in order to populate this plane.

Valazar later enlisted the aid of Talus to save his creatures from being consumed by Guul.

At an unknown point in time, he fathered the god Soruvs with Kevolah.

When Neket sealed the Elder Gods from Somara, Valazar was sealed in the plane of Facerum.

Appearance
Like the other Elder Gods, Valazar is sealed off from the world, and as a result, cannot appear inside in while in a mortal body. His only method of communication with mortals is through the Breach in the Seal, where witnesses that are still sane describe him as a monstrous amalgam of thousands of different creatures that appears to be continually growing and expanding. No descriptions exist of Valazar in a mortal form, as none survive from the First Era and of the few mortals that claim to have entered Facerum, none have seen Valazar in a mortal guise.

Worship
There are almost no beings that worship Valazar in Somara, though the few aware of his existence generally grant him a measure of reverence and respect. Most inventors and craftsmen who could be drawn to him (through his power over creation) instead give praise to Roggirth or Valen.

The one way in which Valazar exerts some power over Somara is through his warlocks. His is available to warlocks as a patron, falling under the Pact of the Great Old One. His motives for this are the source of wide speculation, but it is believed that he generally tasks his warlocks with the preservation of the world and the prevention of its destruction.