Usteusian Punisher

Description
Usteusian (OO stay shin) punishers were hardly what one imagined when one heard the term "angel" or "celestial." Nonetheless, these servants of the two-faced god of judgement Usteus acted as the accusers and punishers of the damned. Punishers were ten-feet tall from foot to shoulder with four-foot-long extendable necks terminating in an eyeless skull. The punishers wielded gargantuan hammers, the Mauls of the Guilty, which they used to crush those who opposed justice.

Bandages of Usteus. Not only did the punishers destroy the guilty as part of Usteus' accuser personality, but those who toed the line between law and chaos were mummified and bound by the Bandages of Usteus. Once the life of a living creature was sapped by the punisher's bandages, it served the punisher as its assistant. Usteusian mummies were required to serve for a period of 999 years. Once its time was served, the mummy's soul was free to ascend to its final destination.

Aerie of Judgement. Both the punishers and liberators of Usteus made their home within The Other in the Aerie of Judgement. The Aerie itself resembled a colossal, spherical hornets' nest that hovered above the liquid shadow of The Black Cauldron. There, the two sects of Usteus' celestials buzzed about waiting for directions from their god (who, strangely, was not present). The creatures then retreated to The Tunnel which gave them access to myriad planes within the Cosmos, including the Real. The Aerie itself did not include the punishers' mummy servants. Instead, those servants remained in the Real, hidden in the dark recesses of Usteusian temples.

Immortal Nature. The punisher did not require food, drink, or sleep.