Jodar(God of Luck)

Jodar is the god of luck, born from the union of the union of Ius(God of the Moon) and Vistrix(Goddess of Chaos). While the gods were concerned with the micromanagement of their realms, the God of Luck spent nearly all of his time walking among mortals. He was absolutely fascinated with their toils and tribulations. His divinity was a fickle one that even he did not have complete control over. The blessings he gave would almost always result in his champion's success against insurmountable odds, but so too would the occasional failure of that same individual be blamed on a catastrophic turn of their luck. This did not bother Jodar as much as many of his brethren would have, as his domain was simply over luck, not good or bad. Many stories of the God of Luck feature him using mortal form to ally himself with groups that earned his favor and working in the shadows to advance their fortune, even going so far as to travel among them and participate in particularly daring escapades.

Jodar's most common followers are gamblers and thieves, and he established the first thieves' guild in Esai. It's name has shifted and changed over the years, and only guilds most senior members remember it's origin, but many criminals still pray to the God of Luck for success in their endeavors. Many among their ranks despise followers of Lordos, though Jodar himself had no such quarrel with the God of Fate. Though his actions were preordained, the feats his followers could accomplish with the aid of his divinity would almost certainly be impossible under normal circumstances. Halflings were a particular favorite of Jodar, so much so that he blessed their entire races with a small fragment of his divinity that kept them out of harms way when poor fortune afflicted them.

The Godswar came as a shock to the God of Luck, and he did not know exactly what to do when the hellfire began to rain from the skies. At the time, Jodar had not taken Astral Form in decades, and was unpracticed in using the full power of his divinity. He looked towards his guild, at the men whose great grandfathers he had led down the same path, and decided to preserve his legacy within the souls of Man. In the waning hours of the Godswar, he gazed out upon the battle of Mordukai and Sifor, and willed the last grand piece of his divinity into one subtle strike, a flare of luck that guided the God of Deaths hand to deliver the killing blow onto the God of the Sun, sundering him completely. The luck came at a price however, the consequential bad luck rushed over Jodar like a necrotic wave and erased his form from existence. To this day, the city of Windrip contains several temples to the God of Luck, and many human acolytes pay tribute to his role in the war.