Lordos(God of Fate)

Lordos is the god of fate, born of the union of Ova(Goddess of Beasts) and Etos(God of Peace). Before Lordos, the world was chaos. The gods acted independently, not understanding the dire consequences their casual actions had on the world beneath them. Seeing the chaos around them, Ova and Etos danced for the first time, intertwining their divinities and carving the power of destiny into the world. Lordos rose from their union, an embodiment of the inevitability of fate itself. His plane, also known as The Grand Tapestry, is comprised from a multi-dimensional weave of threads that dictates the destiny of each mortal, and even each god. The entire course of human history, past, present, and future is dictated in this weave. Those few mortals which have tread upon his domain describe sights beyond comprehensions, billions upon billions of interwoven stories, each cross section a point where one person's fate crosses over with someone else. Those that try to find their own thread find themselves either lost to the eons or driven mad by the inexorable knowledge of their own mortality.

Many have tried to change their fate, petitioning Lordos to alter their thread in exchange for eternal servitude. All have been refused. Lordos treats his domain with the utmost devotion. He has never altered the fate of a single being, even the fates of his family. He sits in his domain, a divine guard against those that would attempt to trample upon his duty. And in that role, he has never faltered.

He was at his most tested during the Godswar. A simple twist of a single thread in either side's favor would have decided the war. And even moreso, the losing side could simply invade his domain, altering the course of history in their favor. So Lordos made a decision. He imbued his divinity into each thread, strengthening it using the essence of his raw power. He made the entire Great Weave a certainty, an immutable fact. He sealed every being's fate into divine law. In doing so, he sacrificed himself so that the destiny of the world could not be altered, such that every being's fate was decided by their actions, not a meddling god. Lordos is said to live on through the unaltered lives of each living soul.

The God of Fate never took mortal form, preferring to stay only in his realm. He never sired children, god or demigod. Indeed, he may have been the most reclusive of the gods, choosing his divine work over all else.