The Fool - Innocence

The Fool is a deity associated with spontaneity, innocence, and new beginnings. 
Depicted as a jovial traveller, unburdened by possessions, often with a loyal animal companion at their side.
Worshipers of The Fool embrace uncertainty and change, viewing each new experience as an opportunity for growth and discovery.

Divine Domains

The Fool governs the realm of potential and the unexpected. This deity champions the spirit of adventure and the joy of life's journey. The Fool's influence encourages individuals to step beyond their comfort zones and to embrace the unknown.
The Fool's influence is felt in the serendipitous moments of life, the chance encounters, and the unexpected opportunities that lead to growth and self-discovery.

Artifacts

Artifacts related to The Fool might include a pair of boots that never wear out or a map that reveals not locations, but possibilities.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

The symbols associated with The Fool include the road, representing the journey of life, and the knapsack, symbolizing the experiences gathered along the way.

Tenets of Faith

The Fool teaches that every end is a new beginning and that one should approach life with the curiosity and wonder of a child. Adherents are encouraged to take risks, to learn from their experiences, and to trust in the journey.

Holidays

The holy days for The Fool are not fixed; they are celebrated spontaneously, often coinciding with significant life events or moments of personal transition. Rituals involve acts of exploration or the commencement of new ventures.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

The ultimate goal of the Fool is to encourage embracing uncertainty and finding joy in the journey of life.

Divine Classification

Minor God of Law