The Watcher, Unnamed

(a.k.a. Lady luck, the Bringer of Ills)

The most enigmatic of the Thirteen, the Watcher is said to possess 1,000 faces and to never wear the same one twice. Often associated with the unknown and unexplained phenomena of Sanzeia, the Watcher is generally seen as aloof and apart from the general plans and actions of the gods, generally cast as an impartial observer of the lives of mortal.
Change, magic, and luck, both good and bad are seen to be the providence of this deity, and the gaze of the Lady of Luck and the Bringer of Ills is alternately sought and avoided.

Divine Domains

Fortune, magic

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A triangle, usually inscribed within at least one other triangle.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

The watcher, if physically appearing at all, is often described as a cloaked and hooded figure. Some describe a feminine body beneath and has lead to the belief that the watcher is a goddess though none can be certain. It is often the opinion that when the watcher manifests herself physically in the world, her appearance will be so unassuming and her aid so subtle that the hand of the divine will be invisible. As a result many claim to have been visited by this goddess as a muse or a whirlwind romance; all attempts at divine confirmation have met with silence.

Social

Contacts & Relations

Subordinate dieties: Selune

Divine Classification

Elder God

Religions

• Cerulean Tower

Alignment

Neutral

Species

Divinities

Aligned Organization

the Thirteen