Bodai Luoqi, God of Humour & Luck
The Cutting Coin, The Double-Edged, The Masked Jester
Bodai Luoqi is the god of Humour and Luck, and most commonly depicted as a rotund with much of his face obscure - save his mouth, which is always laughing. Humour, tricks and jokes, as luck, can go two ways - as such Bodai can often be seen by mortals as fickle and capricious. It can be difficult, if not impossible, to be certain of securing Bodai’s blessing, but his most ardent followers - an order of monks called The Laughing Fist - would argue that anyone seeking to be certain of his goodwill clearly does not understand the god, and is certainly not worthy of goodwill: without bad luck, there could be no good luck, if you desire one then you must be accepting of the other. True followers argue that there is more to this god than games and tricks - fun though they might be - and that Bodai, incomprehensible though he and his motives may be to most mortals, leads the way to true enlightenment. Those who would pay lip service to Bodai are many; gamblers, thieves, tricksters, those setting out on a new journey or venture, and he accepts their prayers and offerings without comment, but those who would truly worship the laughing god are rare indeed, and must be possessed of a placid stoicism and willingness to accept what they are given - for good or ill.Tenets
Alignment
Chaotic NeutalHoly Symbol
A two-headed catDomains
Trickery, LifeOther Domains
Freedom, LuckRemove these ads. Join the Worldbuilders Guild