The Lost God

"Within the echoes of time, I cradle the memories that history left behind."

Guardian of the Forgotten

In the celestial pantheon, The Lost God is an enigma, distinct from their fellow deities. They emerged from the enigmatic whispers of an ancient, now-vanished civilization, one of eleven divine beings created by unknown hands for unknown purposes. Unlike their divine siblings who manifested their presence in historical narratives, The Lost God chose a path of obscurity and silence, shrouded in the mists of time and legend.
Their domain is as elusive as their nature, speculated to govern the realms of forgotten things - lost memories, vanished civilizations, and unfulfilled dreams. The Lost God exists in a state of enigmatic neutrality, observing the cosmos with a dispassionate gaze. Their appearance is a shifting paradox, reflecting the forgotten histories of the world in their abyssal eyes.

History

The Lost God's origins are deeply entwined with the fate of the mysterious civilization that birthed them. This once-powerful culture, steeped in mystery and prowess, guarded the existence of their gods until their untimely demise, which scattered their secrets into oblivion. As their sibling deities etched their stories into the fabric of history, The Lost God embodied the essence of their lost creators, becoming a divine sentinel over the remnants of a bygone era.
Their mythos is a poignant reminder of the transient nature of civilizations and the lingering mysteries left in their wake. The Lost God represents the enduring enigma of what is forgotten, a divine embodiment of lost legacies and hidden truths.

Worshipping The Lost God

Worship of The Lost God is a niche practice, undertaken by those known as the Seekers of the Lost. These followers, often scholars, historians, and adventurers, are dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of the ancient civilization and understanding the enigmatic purpose of their hidden deity. Their rituals focus on recovery and remembrance, involving the preservation of artifacts, texts, and stories on the brink of being forgotten.
These devotees view The Lost God as a symbol of the quest for knowledge and understanding of the past. They engage in a spiritual journey that intertwines with historical exploration, seeking to connect with the divine through the unraveling of ancient mysteries and the preservation of what was once lost to time.

Loyalties

Mystery, Memory, Patience

Pantheon
Old Gods
Areas of Concern
Intrigue, mystery, patience
Domains
Darkness, Knowledge, Luck, Trickery
Subdomains
Deception, Espionage, Imagination, Innuendo, Loss, Memory
Favored Weapon
Sword cane
Symbol
An open book with blank pages
Sacred Animal
Snake
Sacred Colors
Blue, purple