As random and unpredictable as they come, Wallace is an embodiment of chaos itself. His most famous exploits are grabbing people and pulling them into a void where they return anywhere from a few minutes to a few days later with no recollection of what occurred. Some say the person is abhorrently tortured. Some say they're tickled. Others say they're getting a footrub. Whatever the case may be, it's definitely...strange.
Most people do not believe in him, and many who claim disappearances by Wallace are considered mad themselves, perhaps in a point of irony. In the rare occasion that he is discussed, it's almost in a mocking fashion, where they refer to the previously missing as having 'been Wallace'd'
Commonly worshiped by: The insane, troublemakers, people who strongly dislike order.
Madness, Chaos, Trickery
Subdomains: Deception, Insanity, Protean
Divine Symbol: A face both smiling and weeping.
Physical Description
He has the ability to pull anyone into his 'realm of madness'. The victim will not have any recollection, and instead will react as if they've always been in the world.
Personality Characteristics
His motivations seem to change on the fly and are just suited to fit his whims, in hedonistic fashion. He may have an intense desire one day to see how many cows he can stack atop one another, and then the next day to create an opera uses only sounds from dropping crackers on the floor.
Likes:
- Anyone and everything at a moment's notice
Dislikes:
- Anyone and everything at a moment's notice
Oooooo I really like madness deities in general and the kooky element is always a nice touch. Its well written as well and your reason for it in the authors notes itls great XD
Thank you. He was originally a house rule, so I thought it was good time to bring him, and his madness, to life.
Lol well its a lovely house rule non the less