Mythic Vistas: SpirosBlaak - Property Is Theft!

Although the deities were once omnipotent, the mortal realm
holds them prisoner. Since their fall, some of these gods fought to
control the world, while others guided their worshippers toward
a greater good, while others still, took refuge in their solitude to
mourn their loss. Now, with their physical forms altered from the
avatars of old, their bodies house the totality of their existence.
Should this vessel perish, so too does the god.
Wars haven’t been the only preoccupation for these fallen deities.
Many bred with their mortal faithful, spawning offspring gied
with divine heritage (see the Lesser Gi of Divine Heritage and
The greater gods held the greatest power in the divine realm. They
brought life to the world and to most of the lesser deities. In the
mortal world, they remain the most powerful and influential beings
in existence.
Gamia
The Wandering Voice, The Waylaying Merchant,
The Hopping Raven (Faedian)
Symbol: A many-spoked wheel firmly gripped
at either side by a pair of female hands.
Alignment: Neutral.
Portfolio: Travel, trade, money.
Domains: Humanoid (if bakad)*, Luck,
Protection, Travel, Trickery.
Worshippers: Pilgrims, merchants, bakad, innkeepers, messengers,
teamsters.
Favored Weapon: Quarterstaff.
One of the first gods, Gamia showed her brethren the way to
Existence and eventually to Gallentros—the Heavens. A robust
woman draped in a simple shi, Gamia has wandered the world since
Gods’ Fall, seeking only to further some enigmatic purpose, known
only to her. As she enjoys observing mortals, Gamia travels among
them in various guises. She might appear as a pilgrim wandering
with other travelers, a mysterious merchant seeking to increase the
The intermediate gods refined the creations of
the greater gods. Although not as powerful as
the greater gods, they are mighty enough to
shape the future. Most of the wars following the
Great Madness were instigated by these beings.
Akrasia
Thief of Time, Goddess of Distraction, Lady of Lost
Dreams, The Delayer, the Promise Breaker (Faedian)
Symbol: A leaking hourglass.
Greater Gods
Intermediate Gods
Greater Gi of Divine Heritage feats in Chapter Ten: Skills &
Feats). Although these individuals descend from the gods, they are
not themselves gods, merely mortals with the divine spark.
The gods of the SpirosBlaak campaign seing are known by many
names. Most use their actual name or an honorific. Faedian titles are
different, for these people worship the gods in a unique manner. For
details on Faedian worship, see page 64.
Domains marked with an asterisk (*) are detailed in Chapter
Twelve: Magic.
value of local trade routes, or a shadowy thief who joins adventurers
for a short dungeon crawl.
Gamia is beloved of travelers, for the goddess blesses homes and
business treating travelers kindly. She may herself be one of those
vagabonds. Consequently, most inns, taverns, hostels, and way stations
have icons of the Wandering Voice placed beside their main doors in
anticipation of the time when the goddess will
take notice of their devotion to her.
Logothos
The Hand of Inner Sight, The Keeper at the Gate,
the Wise Jackal (Faedian)
Symbol: A bare hand with fingers outstretched
and staring eyes upon each
fingertip.
Alignment: Lawful neutral.
Portfolio: Learning, knowledge, secrets.
Domains: Air, Knowledge, Law, Mentor (if a
mentor)*, Secrecy*.
Worshippers: Scholars, scribes, explorers, mentors.
Favored Weapon: None.
Legend holds Logothos holds the secrets of existence. However,
since Gods’ Fall, he has not been seen. He has a robust following in
Askalan, a great city and home to the Grand Library of Zoetha.
Alignment: Chaotic evil.
Portfolio: Distraction, lost dreams, tricksters.
Domains: Chaos, Distraction*, Evil, Time*, Trickery.
Worshippers: Bards, entertainers, gambling house proprietors,
innkeepers, and tricksters.
Favored Weapon: Net.
Akrasia, sister of Phaetos, is the chaotic evil goddess of failed
resolutions and weakness of will. She is the patron deity of
distractions preventing people from fulfilling their potential. When
a fighter stays drinking in a tavern rather than training with his
weapons and beering his skills, Akrasia is pleased. When a wizard