Followers of Nastaghar

The Followers of Nastaghar are usually only the Yuan-ti of Bennetin.

In yuan-ti religion it is believed that one of their gods, Nastaghar, is a giant serpent. Everyday it swallows the world, making the skies dark as the world passes through its gut. One day Remos, an elvish hunter, decided to hunt the serpent god, attempting to make an end to the cycle of night and day. The hunter set out at night and took shot after shot which pierced Nastaghar's flesh, but they didn’t fall. Every arrow stayed visible at night as a white star in the sky.

The hunter could not slay the beast and asked the god for forgiveness. As Nasthagar appeared before the hunter, the man quickly lashed out and took one of the god’s eyes, after which Remos fled while Nastaghar cried out in pain.

The yuan-ti see the sun as Nastaghar’s left eye and the moon as their blind right eye.