While Empath feels what other's feel, and Varence can alter what she feels, Primson feels their own emotions deeply and unceasingly. He is perhaps more stable than Empath, but not any more reliable. One might mistakenly say that Primson is a fickle god, constantly changing feelings, but one with a deeper understanding of the being would note that Primson experiences an unfathomable and ever-present quantity and quality of conflicting emotions, and thus their fumbling and seemingly contradictory actions make perfect sense.

Appearance

Primson might be depicted abstractly, as a swirling vortex collapsing in on itself or a vibrant explosion of colors swirling out from a center point. They might also be depicted in humanoid form, typically as a combination of different races, with limbs jutting out at awkward angles as if engaged in multiple contradictory tasks at once, expression vividly expressing half a dozen feelings at once.

Holy Symbol

Devotees of Primson wear jewelry of swirling red-marbled beads.

Primson wants to act on their feelings, but this is not easy for one who feels everything always. She might feel love for a hungry beast, and supply it with prey to eat, only to feel anger at the killing of the helpless creature, and lash out at the beast, and then be overcome with remorse, stumbling down an endless cycle of opposing emotions.

Empath avoids Primson for his own sanity, but Varence gets on well with the god. No one else does, finding this extremely chaotic and unpredictable god unfathomable and frightening.