Rettigett
Title Changer
The Goddess of Identity, Rettigett is universally described differently however most people agree she possesses the form of a featureless opaque woman with milky white eyes. She is a protector of the weak and persecuted. Her power stems from those without power themselves. Her followers are those of minority groups within larger collectives, as such she tends to be an unpopular god who derives power from weakness rather than strength.
Her formless nature makes it impossible to truly witness her, but her affinity for the meek commonly associates her worship with minority groups, and those struggling with identity. Rettigett is a care giver and a motherly soul. She is a benevolent yet chaotic individual seemingly more out of guilt that anything else.
Rettigett belongs to the Colonist pantheon serving as the engineer behind the human psyche. Her position was not originally part of the crew but as a guest but when they crashed her ability to program minds came in handy for the tasks ahead. Her tampering has left her burdened with guilt driving her to the fringe of stable sanity.
Many changelings believe themselves closer to her than any other race may be. They believe she created them as a means to erase a dark secret buried in her guilt. They view her with a strange sense of pride and honor still and unwavering familial loyalty. Rettigett lives her goddeath in ignorance.
Divine Domains
Knowledge, War
Holy Books & Codes
Consulting the words of Nib will grant a full insight into Rettigett's nature. Other scriptures provide mention of her but the seer quantity of different personas she represents makes it difficult to identify her to all but her most loyal followers. A specialized scripture has been shambled together by from lifted chapters of other diety.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Tenets of Faith
- Be your self
- Do onto others what they do onto you
- Treat people how they want to be treated
- Respect the Identity of those around you
- A little change is nice
- Abstraction over detail
Divine Goals & Aspirations
Atone for her work on humans and pursuit of a state of universal freedom.
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