Mask

Master of All Thieves, Shadowlord, Lord of Shadows

Mask has no proper church to speak of - the patron god of spies and thieves would find it counterintuitive to have a settled place of worship or a designated clergy. Rogues make up the vast number of Mask’s worshippers; many of the devout carry a small coin purse with a symbol of the god, which they’re happy to have stolen from them through sleight of hand. The clerics and paladins of the Lord of Shadows leave the outright thievery to the rogues, electing to focus on the aspects of the deity that emphasize secrecy, inscrutability, and obscured identity.
Worshippers of Mask don’t observe marked calendar events. Established temples or shrines observe the Ritual of the Unseen Presence at least once a month, during which worshippers join in chants and hymns while making offerings to the Master of All Thieves from items they have stolen since the previous ritual.
Thieves’ guilds are the most reliable place to find a shrine dedicated to Mask. Even thieves who aren’t devout followers of the deity usually pay small offerings to the shrine or the local temple, if one is independently established. Dedicated followers are constantly involving themselves in plots and plans to acquire objects or gain leverage over individuals. The best way for a follower of Mask to gain a distinguished reputation among the clergy is to pledge toward such a plan and enact it on schedule.

Divine Classification

Trickery domain

Alignment

Chaotic Neutral