Deep in the untamed wilderness of Conan Exiles, where civilization dares not tread, the name Jhebbal Sag lingers like a primal whisper carried on the wind. He is no mere deity of fang and claw—he is the embodiment of the raw, predatory force that ruled before men built their feeble cities. To the uninitiated, he is but a forgotten god of beasts, but to those who have glimpsed the truth, he is something far more ancient and far more terrifying.

Jhebbal Sag is the first and eldest of all gods, predating Set, Mitra, and even the great Ymir. He does not crave temples or priests, only blood spilled in the sacred ritual of the hunt. His domain is not bound by stone walls or holy texts; it stretches across the vast jungles, the haunted forests, and the darkest corners of the world where the wild things still reign supreme. Those who can hear his call—those whose blood runs hot with the spirit of the predator—may walk the Path of the Beast and claim his favor.

To invoke Jhebbal Sag is to embrace something older than humanity itself, something that does not recognize the laws of man. His gifts are strength, speed, and dominion over creatures that would otherwise tear you apart. Yet the deeper one treads into his realm, the thinner the line becomes between man and beast. Many hunters who enter his domain never return as men—only as ravenous things that stalk the night, forever changed by the blessing of the Lord of Beasts. For those who seek true power in the savage lands, Jhebbal Sag offers an undeniable truth: the strong hunt, the weak perish, and only those who embrace their most primal instincts will ever understand what it means to rule the wild.