M'iaq (Grisaire Supplement)
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M'iaq[edit]
Alignment. Chaotic Evil
Domains. Trickery, Tempest
Divine Rank. Greater Deity
One of Premius' primary patron gods, M'iaq is a masked trickster who encourages deceit and cunning. He is often thoroughly malicious at worst and mildly neutral at best, seeding influences for political overthrows and distrust. His influence is by far one of the most pervasive in recent Grisaire history, as though he never left. M'iaq, Tribore, and Orshiidi are known to be the Mind Givers who created basic sentience on Grisaire. It is said that M'iaq's gift to mortals was their sentient cunning, which in turn led them to innovate but also scheme against one another and be paranoid. His common depiction is usually a black and white figure on a podium or soapbox. The symbol of the god is an arrowhead whose tip is replaced with a bullet. He is also known as the creator of the illusion school of magic.
Aspects[edit]
M'iaq is known to have a thousand faces, emphasizing his facetious nature. His most popular forms include that of a decrepit old man who wanders the world, causing mischief and spreading half-truths that inevitably lead to chaos. He is a major patron of Houlloghen, in Kalim, where he takes the form of a bronze-scale hydra named Baehamot leading the Church of the Ruby Fruit.
Baehmot, Avatar of Greed[edit]
The Church of Ruby Fruit is a well-known establishment in the bustling city of Houlloghen, as well as most of Kalim. The
Sage of Barbs[edit]
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