Godbound: Random Parasite God, The Passionate Asura

Passion. Desire, Anger. These are powerful and highly potent emotions which can drive humans to the greatest heights of invention and positive transformation to the lowest ends of self-destruction and carnage. It is a sensation which can overwhelm and consume a being to the point of madness. It is no surprise, then, that the wretched Parasite Gods can be particularly consumed by these emotions. Their nature is one of addiction, one to divine power and this addiction may indeed very well be born of powerful emotions or, at the very least, attracted to them the anomalous and deregulated cosmic energies which transformed them into Parasite Gods.

Oni by Yama Orce. Not an Asura but still thematically fitting. 

Hindu and Buddhist mythology is replete with godlings and divine monsters and the Asuras (as well as the Oni of Japanese folklore) are one of the prime example and inspiration for this class of Parasite God, henceforth referred to as the Passionate Asura. Consumed by passion and desire and gifted with immense power, the Passionate Asura can be a force for good just as much as evil but it is never a reliable one, as its great passion and emotional heights constantly drive it to destructive ends even when it shows the best intention. As with all Parasite Gods, it craves worship. On the Buddhist vision of Asura, Zhiyi states: “Always desiring to be superior to others, having no patience for inferiors and belittling strangers; like a hawk, flying high above and looking down on others, and yet outwardly displaying justice, worship, wisdom, and faith — this is raising up the lowest order of good and walking the way of the Asuras.” This vision of the Asura is quite fitting to the concept of a Parasite God indeed!

Asura, from Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey.

Passionate Asura start with the Word of Passion and Might.

How powerful is the Parasite God?

d10	Starting Stats
1-4	Its a mighty brute, stronger than any mortal but weak by divine standards. Use the Weak God stat line as a basis.
5-8	The Asura's passion and stole divinity burns bright. Use the Established God stat line as a basis.
9	The power of the Asura is nearly unmatched. Use the Dread God stat line as a basis.
10	Prepare for some anime-grade bull*beep*! Use the Dread God stat line as a basis but add 4 HD. Add +4 to all rolls on the Gift table.

What is its consuming desire?

d6	Burning Desire
1	Thirst for Battle: The Parasite God likes and wants to fight to the point of addiction. Combat prowess are its obsession. Roll on the Gift table. Associated Words: Endurance or Sword.
2	Justice: The Parasite God is driven by a strong sense of justice and will not tolerate actions it deemed unjust within its domain. Unfortunately, it invariably overreact and deliver a punishment of several magnitudes too large. Roll on the Gift table. Associated Words: Command or Freedom.
3	Unattainable Vengeance: Someone, something or some faction has slighted the creature (possibly in its mortal life). Unfortunately, said thing is far away from the reach of its domain causing its desires for revenge to fester. It requires subtlety to achieve its goals. Roll on the Gift table. Associated Words: Deception or Night.
4	Hedonism: There’s nothing this monster wants more than the fine things in life. Food, wine, women (or men) and merriment. It will stop at nothing to enjoy itself and acquire what it doesn’t have. Roll on the Gift table. Associated Words: Fertility or Wealth
5	Destruction: This monster simply wish to break things because it wants and it wants because it can. The destruction may be slow and purposeful or be nothing but wild devastation. Roll on the Gift table. Associated Words: Bow or Sword.
6	Knowledge: It seek knowledge and esoteric mysteries, maybe even enlightenment. Unfortunately the Parasite God is plagued by a secondary desire which prevents it from focusing on its goals. Roll a second Burning Desire (with no associated Word) and on the Gift Table. Associated Words: Knowledge or Sorcery.

What is it's blasphemous form?

d4	Height and Appearance
1-2	Newborn Ogre: The transformation to Parasite God has increase the stature of this being. Start with a height of 6’6” and add 2d4 inches. Roll 1d4 times on the Monstrous Features table.
3	Lesser Giant: This parasite god is even larger and more terrifying. Start with a height of 6’6” and add 4d4 inches. Roll 2d4 times on the Monstrous Features table.
4	Monstrous Giant: The Parasite God has grown to the size of a giant and is above twelve feet tall. Roll 2d4 times on the Monstrous Features table and once on the Gigantic Monster table.

d4	Skin
1-2	Colorful Skin: The skin of the Parasite God is human-like safe for coloration, which has become an unnatural color. Roll on the Color table.
3	Furred Skin: A thick pelt of fur cover parts of or the whole skin of the Parasite God. Roll on the Color table.
4	Artificial Hide: The asura’s skin has become akin to artificial material, usually stone, clay or metal. Roll on the Artificial Hide table.

d20	Monstrous Appearance
1	Brightly Colored Mane: The hair of the parasite god is wild and thick with an unnatural color. Roll on the Color table.	11	Booming Voice: The Asura can only speak by loudly shouting and yelling. Windows shatter whenever it speak.
2	Tusks: A pair of ivory tusks erupt from the creature’s upper or lower lips.	12	Burning Skin: While not warm enough to hurt anything, the Parasite God has incredibly hot skin.
3	Bulging Eyes: These eyes can be up to twice the size of human eyes and are invariably terrifying-looking.	13	Tattoos: Brightly colored markings adorn the Asura's skin. They reflect his Consuming Desire.
4	Flaming Eyebrows: The eyebrows are huge, furry and spiky.	14	Additional Arms: The Parasite God has 1d2 extra, fully-formed arms.
5	Horns: The Asura has 1d4 horns.	15	Additional Head: The Asura has 1d4 extra heads.
6	Burning Halo: A halo of wild flames adorn the Asura's head.	16	Clawed Hands: The Parasite God's hands end in sharp claws.
7	Additional Eyes: The Parasite God has 1d4 extra eyes.	17	Rictus: Face is permanently frozen in madness or rage.
8	Vestigial Arms: The monster has two small arms which can't hold weapons but be used in daily activities.	18	Bone Swords: The Parasite God can grow swords from it's own bones and remove them to wield. They rot 1d4 hours later.
9	Monstrous Muscles: The Parasite God is more ripped than a steroid-taking '80 action star.	19	Fused Armor: The armor/clothes of the Asura are part of it's body.
10	Well-Endowed: The Asura's sexual characteristics are quite noticeable.	20	Spiky: Vicious but small spikes erupt all over it's body.

d20	Unnatural Color
1	Red	6	Light purple.
2	Yellow	7	Purple
3	Orange	8	Green.
4	Light blue.	9	Neon Yellow.
5	Light green.	10	Neon Orange.

d6	Gigantic Monster
1	Barrel Chest: The Asura has an enormous, barrel-shaped torso, It is either muscular or flabby and bloated.
2	Small Head: Proportionally-speaking, this creature has a small head on a huge body.
3	Long Limbs: The Parasite God drag itself around on its long arms and legs.
4	Stout: Despite it's size, the Parasite God has comparatively stubby arms and legs.
5	Enormous Mouth: The monster can open it's mouth to a size so large it can swallow whole buildings. Using this ability in combat is ill-advised.
6	Groundshaker: The Parasite God is so large and heavy that it always cause minor tremors whenever it moves.

d4	Artificial Hide
1-2	Metallic Skin: The creature's skin has taken on a bronze or golden hue.
3	Stony Skin: The Parasite God's skin is partially or complete stone-like
4	Clay-Like: Despite still being flesh and blood, the skin has a texture and consistency like a clay statue.

What powers does it wield?

d4	Gifts
1	2 Minor Gifts and 2 Major Gifts.
2	4 Minor Gifts and 2 Major Gifts.
3	2 Minor Gifts and 3 Major Gifts.
4	3 Minor Gifts and 3 Major Gifts.
5	3 Minor Gifts and 3 Major Gifts +1 Extra Word.
6	5 Minor Gifts and 3 Major Gifts +1 Extra Word.
7	3 Minor Gifts and 4 Major Gifts +1 Extra Word.
8	3 Minor Gifts and 3 Major Gifts +2 Extra Word.