Alright, I've done the requisite updates.
I also wanted to give a bit of clarification on the nature of prophecy as it intersects with Calxakti. He is not a god of prophecy, any longer. Concrete and absolute prophecies are a thing of the past, a relic of a world that was. Rather, he is a deity of the fallen, shattered prophecies, the countless certainties of things to be that never were.
His own relationship to prophecy is deeply conflicted, as with most things about him. On one hand, he deeply wishes for its return, to go back to how he was, happy and stable and content. However, he also despises prophecy for abandoning him, as much as an abstract concept can. He is glad it is gone, free of its burden and can act without the knowledge that ultimately, his destiny is foretold.