One version of the story holds that when Pharasma first stepped off the Seal that had transported Her to the new universe, She felt unease at leaving Its protection, and this unease became Rovagug.  Iker does not endorse this version of the story.  It sounds fake to him.

Another version of the story has that Rovagug is the greatest of the beings that occupied a Chaotic Evil realm that was later transformed into the Abyss, the Chaotic Evil afterlife, but before it was the Abyss it was something else, inhabited by beings who predated Pharasma's arrival, and the most powerful of those was Rovagug.

Iker doesn't necessarily endorse this story either.

Rovagug is conventionally labeled Chaotic Evil and sometimes clerics Chaotic Evil people from inside Its seal.  It is worth emphasizing that most humans classified as Chaotic Evil are not trying to destroy the multiverse.  If Rovagug is in fact older than the alignment system, that system may not properly apply to It.

One version of the story holds that when Pharasma first stepped off the Seal that had transported Her to the new universe, She felt unease at leaving Its protection, and this unease became Rovagug.  Iker does not endorse this version of the story.  It sounds fake to him.

Another version of the story has that Rovagug is the greatest of the beings that occupied a Chaotic Evil realm that was later transformed into the Abyss, the Chaotic Evil afterlife, but before it was the Abyss it was something else, inhabited by beings who predated Pharasma's arrival, and the most powerful of those was Rovagug.

Iker doesn't necessarily endorse this story either.

Rovagug is conventionally labeled Chaotic Evil and sometimes clerics Chaotic Evil people from inside Its seal.  It is worth emphasizing that most humans classified as Chaotic Evil are not trying to destroy the multiverse.  If Rovagug is in fact older than the alignment system, that system may not properly apply to It.  If Rovagug has a domain, it's destroying the universe.

One version of the story holds that when Pharasma first stepped off the Seal that had transported Her to the new universe, She felt unease at leaving Its protection, and this unease became Rovagug.  Iker does not endorse this version of the story.  It sounds fake to him.

Another version of the story has that Rovagug is the greatest of the beings that occupied a Chaotic Evil realm that was later transformed into the Abyss, the Chaotic Evil afterlife, but before it was the Abyss it was something else, inhabited by beings who predated Pharasma's arrival, and the most powerful of those was Rovagug.

Iker doesn't necessarily endorse this story either.

Rovagug is conventionally labeled Chaotic Evil and sometimes clerics Chaotic Evil people from inside Its seal.  It is worth emphasizing that most humans classified as Chaotic Evil are not trying to destroy the multiverse.  If Rovagug is in fact older than the alignment system, that system may not properly apply to It.  If Rovagug has a domain, it's 'destroying the multiverse'.

One version of the story holds that when Pharasma first stepped off the Seal that had transported Her to the new universe, She felt unease at leaving Its protection, and this unease became Rovagug.  Iker does not endorse this version of the story.  It sounds fake to him.

Another version of the story has that there was a Chaotic Evil realm that was later transformed into the Abyss, the Chaotic Evil afterlife, but before it was the Abyss it was something else, inhabited by beings who predated Pharasma's arrival, and the most powerful of those was Rovagug.

Iker doesn't necessarily endorse this story either.

Rovagug is conventionally labeled Chaotic Evil and sometimes clerics Chaotic Evil people from inside Its seal.  It is worth emphasizing that most humans classified as Chaotic Evil are not trying to destroy the multiverse.  If Rovagug is in fact older than the alignment system, that system may not properly apply to It.  If Rovagug has a domain, it's 'destroying the multiverse'.