Perret (The Scribe)

Perret (a.k.a. The Scribe)

As the God of Knowledge, and Patron of Wizards, Perret (Sometimes known as The Scribe), is one of the more active gods, and is known to wander the mortal world often in the guise of a wizened old man. He values the collation of knowledge over all things, and can even be callous and terrible when knowledge is denied to him. He is often depicted as studious old man reading a book or scroll. He is a member of the White Divinity and is one of the first eight gods created by The Potter, the First Children.
Perret has carved out, mainly thanks to his own knowledge, his own home in what many religious scholars estimate to be a demi-plane linked to the home of the other gods, The Sanctuary. Religious Legend knows it as the Watchtower of Knowledge. It is said that here he can observe the Weave, the source of the power of magic, in it's raw, unfiltered form. If this is true, the ability of Perret to alter the fabric of reality as it currently exists could be far beyond that of any other known deity.

Divine Domains

The Divine Domains most commonly associated with Perret are the Arcana Domain, and the Knowledge Domain.

Holy Books & Codes

A large number of passages in the Pantheon Apocrypha are dedicated to Perrus

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Perrus is most often represented by the symbol of an eye within an open book.

Tenets of Faith

Perrus is first and foremost concerned with knowledge and it's acquisition. Indeed, many of his larger temples are considered amongst some of the foremost libraries in the world. He also encourages the development and use of magic.

Holidays

The ninth season of the year, the final season, is named after Perret in his alternative moniker, and is known as the Season of The Scribe.

Divine Classification

God

Religions

• The Pantheon

Realm

The Watchtower of Knowledge

Church/Cult

The Pantheon