Zim
Zim, the Goddess of Luck, is revered by those who seek good fortune and success in their endeavors. She is often depicted as a whimsical, mischievous figure who uses her powers to bestow blessings upon the deserving and curses upon the undeserving.
Her followers believe that Zim's favor can bring unexpected windfalls, lucky breaks, and success in games of chance, while her disfavor can lead to setbacks, bad luck, and failure. As such, they often pray to her before embarking on important endeavors or gambling ventures, and leave offerings to her in the hopes of winning her favor.
Zim is said to be unpredictable in her actions, and her followers must be careful not to anger her, as her curses can be harsh and long-lasting. However, it is believed that even those who suffer under her curses can turn her favor back to their side by performing acts of generosity, good will, and selflessness.
In art and literature, Zim is often depicted as a youthful, free-spirited woman with a mischievous grin, who carries a set of dice or a deck of cards as symbols of her power over luck. Temples dedicated to her worship are often located in places of leisure and recreation, such as casinos, taverns, and festival grounds.
Worshippers of Zim include gamblers, adventurers, merchants, and anyone else seeking good fortune in their endeavors.
some of the more zealous followers of the other Great Divines frown on follower's of Zim, and see her as a capricious and dangerous influence that encourages recklessness and tempts fate.
Divine Domains
Trickery, Life.
Artifacts
The Lucky Blade: A short sword that is said to have been enchanted by Zim to bring good fortune to whoever wields it in battle. It is said to strike true and land critical blows with ease, and to protect its owner from harm.
The Deck Of Many Things: A deck of cards crafted by Zim's own hands, this mysterious deck has disappeared and reappeared throughout history, and is known to, for better or worse, drastically change the fate of those who draw on the cards contained within.
The Clover of Zim: A rare and enchanted four-leaf clover that is said to bring good luck to whoever finds it. Some tales claim that the clover was plucked from the goddess's own garden, while others say that it was grown from a seed gifted to a lucky farmer by Zim herself.
The Blessing Bracelet: A silver bracelet that is said to bestow the blessing of good luck upon whoever wears it. It is said to bring success in games of chance, to attract unexpected windfalls, and to protect its owner from bad luck.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
The Symbol of Zim is a pair of dice in an open hand.
Tenets of Faith
Necromancy is legal, the followers of Zim see no issue in such a practice.
Ones fate is left up to chance, and can altered by the choices made.
