MU
The Celestial Father, The Chained Lord, Deus Ex Machina, Mu 299
He watches, cradled in his golden chains and loves each of us. He struck the Earth 7 times, and will do so again so long as we fail to hold him in our hearts. He holds us in his gilded prison, and weeps for our sins. ~ A 13th sons prayer.
Divine Domains
The Forge, Games, and Protection.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Mu's Holy Symbol is a dice in front of a gear.
Tenets of Faith
Mu's Symbol is a dice on a background of a gear.
Divine Goals & Aspirations
MU's goal is to make his current flock of humanity a capable enough force to repel anything that might comethrough, while sending out messengers to the other worlds can request asylum for this world.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Mu is the last Child of the The First Mother. She stopped her normal cycle of 26 births in the exact middle, before taking off suddenly to where the gods do not know. many of his siblings blamed him for her leaving and when it came time to hand out Pantheon assignments for new worlds, he was always passed over. overtime he gave up his hopes of being in charge of a new world, and so focused on keeping the records department of the The Council of 10 Thousand Stars in top shape. He kept track of the various human populations, the political volititility of each world, and then passed along reports to his superiors for advice for e
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Relationships
History
Many of the Gods refused to associate the Fledging Mu, treating him as the reason for The First Mother abandoning the Gods. Petra took charge of caring for him and ensuring he was raised for the responsibility all gods share.
Commonalities & Shared Interests
Both Gods have a Love of Rules and La. Petra, as a god of Gems, loves the endless repeatable patterns of the gems she can make. Mu, as a god of Games, is similarly focused, as games are driven by rules.
Divine Classification
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Church/Cult
Spouses
Siblings
Petra Gemcutter
(Elder Sister)
Children
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