Rataxa

The Deceiver

Rataxa is the god of the Trickery domain, and is one of the gods of The Third Era, along with Ok’Magar, Evelia, and Cevena.
He is a renowned figure of history and folklore, and in particular, his domain encompasses trickery, pranks, satire, and the laying low of the mighty and haughty. He is also the patron of beggars, thieves, and those that society has deemed "undesirable."
Rataxa was originally a Tabaxi, until he ascended with the events of Rataxa, and the Theft of the Eternal Forgelight. His fur coloration is similar to that of the Sand Cat, though he notably has heterochromatic eyes; one eye is blue, the other orange.
Rataxa is known to be mischievous, but not necessarily malicious. He enjoys laughter and storytelling.

Divine Domains

Trickery

Divine Symbols & Sigils

two cat eyes, one blue and one orange

Tarot Card

The Hanged Man

Divine Classification

God

Related Myths

• Gods of the Third Era
• Rataxa, and the Theft of the Eternal Forgelight
• The Council of the Scribing
• The Pride of Aurius

Generation

The Third Era