| Full Name |
Nes the Kingmaker, Father of Fey, Lord of Civilization |
| Race |
Fledgling Deity |
| Gender |
Male |
| Size |
Medium |
| Age |
Older than he looks. |
| Special Abilities |
One with Shadows |
| Alignment |
LN |
| Deity |
Himself |
About Nes, the Kingmaker
Played By: Stephen Rowe
Domains: Nobility (ambition, civilization, honor) and Trickery (cunning, manipulation, truth)
Theme: Honorable Trickster
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Attack: 1d6
Defense: 7d6
HP: 20
Description:
Nes saw the end coming an eon away.
Kingdoms rise and fall. Dynasties are forged from death. The dance of power continues until no minds are left to care. As long as two beings persist, there is always envy.
His most cherished children slowly left the world long before it died, secreted away in realms beyond his reach. This was good. Babes are born to outgrow their parents.
When the war began in earnest, Nes retreated to a safe haven and watched the final glorious moments. All he had built fell into chaos and then destruction. For the Kingmaker, it was like observing a symphony performed only once. He cherishes the memory, and yearns for a repeat performance.
He returns now at the dawn of a new dance, as the surviving gods plot anew. At his touch arise civilizations for the canny to control, and the violent to destroy. He is the friend with the answer, the ally with the plan, and the eternally amusing enemy.
Nes never lies, but the truth is a fickle thing. Nes never cheats, but only he knows all the rules.
His next symphony is sure to outshine the last.
The Father of Fey often appears as one of his now dead or departed children, with flawless skin, almond eyes, and long pointed ears. It is rare for his face to lack his trademark smile, like all life is a joke, and only he knows the punchline.
Domains
Artifice (3/7)
Charm
Community (3/7)
Knowledge
Law (5/7)
Luck
Travel
Note: Nes possesses the One with Shadows special ability, and so no god may automatically know of his AP expenditures unless his spend affects their creations. Even then, they do not know that Nes did it, only that a god did.
