The Fateweaver
Goddess of Fate, Destiny, and Divination
The Fateweaver is usually depicted as an elderly woman of any race, always carrying her mystical gold spindle (her holy symbol) with which she creates the strands of fate. She is aloof from all other gods in the pantheon, as she concerns herself solely with the fate of the universe and its inhabitants. Her occasional companion is a
Clerics of the Fateweaver have seen the extremes of fate, from innocents dying horrible deaths and sadists controlling kingdoms to children recovering from mortal illness and despots felled by simple accidents. Because of this, most of her clerics are either cynical or stoic, but some kinder individuals serve her because they feel they were rewarded by fate. They are called upon to make predictions and divinations for important personage all over Vuria.
Divine Domains
Knowledge
Divine Symbols & Sigils
A golden spindel with 3 strands
Tenets of Faith
- Everything is connected to every other by invisible strands that push and pull over time. The choices a person makes in life affect the pull of some strands, allowing one to alter fate in a small way, but some of these webs of fate have a strong and inevitable pull that cannot be escaped. The perceptive can come to understand these strands and watch them to predict the future.
- Accepting your destiny is the greatest service you can make to yourself, for dishonesty about your role in the world leads to ruin and disaster.
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