Woldmir
While talking with the Darkened One, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I spun around, but there was no one there... Later, while leaving the home of the Darkened One, I immediately found another titan-like guard outside jumping up and down uncontrollably. It seemed he would never stop, but then he did and immediately collapsed to the ground. A bright shining light shone behind me, and I beheld the Trickster. His eyes shone with the same purple light, and He was wearing clothes that reminded me of a fool or a jester. He had the brightest smile I had ever seen, and laughed a high-pitched laugh as I went to talk with him. ~Conversations with the Gods
Divine Domains
Trickery, jokes, comedy, drama.
Holy Books & Codes
The Hymn of the Eselar, although he plays a rather ambivalent role in it.
Tenets of Faith
The hedonistic followers of the Trickster often do the following actions on Woldmir's orders:
- Have as much fun as possible, regardless of legality or social norms;
- Be colourful, loud and the biggest voice in the room; and
- Have constant suspicions of authority and laws, often to the point of paranoia.
Divine Goals & Aspirations
A common saying on Orkanis is that "only the Trickster knows why you would do that," as very few people could ever guess at Woldmir's plans and goals. He seems interested in playing jokes and mocking authority, and his priests are often disguised as fools and entertainers. Another note on his goals: out of all the Corrupted Ones, his actions are the least morally reprehensible, and he can be persuaded to do the right thing.
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