Tychi, Goddess of Fortune and Luck

Goddess of Fortune and Luck

They appear to their followers as a woman dressed in a red sequin dress split down one leg, though this depiction changes to a wide degree depending on the culture she appears to. They are the patron of gamblers, merchants, and those who take large risks in life. A widely worshiped god in everyday society, their mark appears above nearly every place banking or money lending is done, and it is not unheard of for a small shrine to exist in many households that pay for good luck and good fortune. However widely worshiped they are, Tychi has a much darker side and they take a specific pleasure in their seductive influence that seems to corrupt all it touches. They delight in people becoming consumed with greed, or those who bet their life in gambling addictions. It is much better to be considered neutrally by Tychi rather than heavily favored or hated because both can ruin a life.

Divine Domains

Luck, Chaos, Trickery

Artifacts

They are known to be associated with two artifacts, the deck of many things, and a bag of bone dice, from which can stem many different effects both amazingly helpful, to useless, to incredibly harmful.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Two Fingers crossed over each other.

Divine Classification

Goddess