Epsa, God of Shadows, secrets and mysteries

Epsa was the fifth child of Zeun, the Dead God, the Lost Father and Xera, The Ever Living Mother transmogrified. Unlike her siblings Aleph, god of Magic and Creation, Betra, God of War, Vengeance and Subjugation, Gammeth, goddess of nature, balence and harmony and Deltria, goddess of War, Strategy and Honour

Epsa, neither male nor female and sometimes both, was always one to keep to the shadows. Whether they were afraid or aloof of their brothers or sisters, the stories vary. What is known is that they preferred to watch from the shadows, gathering information and secrets, watching mysteries unfold, and hiding secrets in the darkest depths of the mortal world. When Betra attempted to push them around, they were more than able to defend themselves with a sharp stilletto, but they prefer to disappear than fight, the better to observe others.

Epsa is often worshipped by assassins and thieves, but is not inherantly evil. Spies, rogues and all who rely on stealth and secrecy follow their domain. Archaeologists, researchers and those who wish to unlock the secrets of the universe are also drawn to their service.

Epsa's sigil is a black stilletto against a deep purple background, against a closed leather-bound tome.