Dis
Dis takes her greatest pleasure in destroying people’s passion for life, rather than inspiring it. She bleeds away her worshippers’ zest for living and they in turn demoralize those they subjugate. Eventually, the slaves and bureaucrats influenced by this Mad Passion become empty husks, devoid of dreams and feelings.
Dis wants to extend this death of the soul throughout the world.
Dis also inspires bureaucrats who create paperwork merely to look busy, rather than out of a need for the records or fondness for their work. Few activities spread boredom more effectively than generating useless records and information, and Dis spends a great deal of her time encouraging people to do just that.
Questors
Questors of Dis imitate their Passion’s desire for unimaginative uniformity by dressing in gray and making themselves look pale.
Some seize or otherwise control mercantile bureaucracies or slaver operations in order to embody their Passion’s ideals, living comfortably off the fruits of others’ labors. Others seek nothing less than complete detachment from their fellow man and the human condition, thus exemplifying the disdain with which Dis views all living beings.
Powers
Dis can remove fervor from those around her and cause confusion in their minds, make people obey her will, and teleport instantaneously to any place she has visited before.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Common Elements: Papers, papers and more papers, contracts, tomes of ritual, slaves, chains
Tenets of Faith
Ideals: Confusion, Unnecessary Work, Complex Bureaucratic Hierarchies, Slavery and Mastery
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Dis manifests as a thin, sickly male or female of any race, who seems to have been deprived of sunlight and exercise for far too long.
Divine Classification
Mad Passion
Children
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