"The God of Greed:

The God of Greed is a large worm like demigod with a pigs head, 4 mechanical arms, human teeth and a set of mechanical gears in its mouth that it uses to tear apart victims.

The God of Greed will consume humans and occasionally vomit up a "disciple".

These "disciple" creatures have been greatly modified and mutilated; the organs have been removed, a pig mask is sewn onto the victims face and the muscles have been enhanced with some kind of unknown steroid that the God of Greed produces just for this process.

The effects of the steroid include:
Prolonged cellular lifespan.
Increased endurance of organic material.
An increase in cellular function.
A reduced risk of cancer.

These "disciple" creatures also have no memory or personality as the victims mind is destroyed in the process, seemingly to stop them from resisting the process.

These "disciple" creatures are also kept alive seemingly by the sheer will of the God of Greed as no internal organs are maintaining the function of the victims bodies.

The God of Greed also seems to control if a "disciple" lives or dies as many "disciple" creatures have been found dead with no signs of injury but left as if they were dumped like trash.

All bodies found contain the unknown steroid in good quantities; enough to keep the creature going for a good while; meaning that they probably outlived their usefulness to the demigod.

Evidence of this was found when a group of "disciple" creatures were seen dumping a dead "disciple" into a dumpster.

The "disciple" creatures it creates only live to serve the God of Greed's will and will do anything it commands them to.

The God of Greed will also sometimes have its "disciples" capture humans and have them turned into a "Martyr".

These victims will be flayed partly, restrained and a pig mask stitched onto the face while the victim is still alive and able to feel everything.

Most "Martyr" victims do not survive for any longer than a week after being processed.

Attempts to contain or kill the God of Greed are ongoing."