Titan, God of Chaos (5e Deity)
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Titan, God of Chaos[edit]
Alignment. Chaotic Good
Domains. Nature, Trickery
Divine Rank. Greater Deity
"In all chaos there is a cosmos, in all disorder a secret order."
Titan is a simple and merciful god, who is not afraid to connect and talk to his devoted followers. Titan's followers and worshippers follow the belief that chaos is needed to balance the universe, there is not order without chaos like there is a not good without evil in the world. Titan teaches that chaos does not have to be hurtful or evil, the chaos he teaches to his followers and worshippers is chaos like fun pranks, whacky moments to bring smiles and to keep things interesting.
Titan usually is seen/depicted as a seven foot tall man who has this void-like skin that looks like it has galaxies floating around in his skin, his face is completely blank having the same galaxy-like skin and he only wears a black leather set of armor that has little keychain-like symbols hanging all around from place to place on his armor. The symbols hanging from his armors are random and slowly shift from different 3D shapes like spheres, pyramids and more. Oh and many say they hear the sound of childern laughing before Titan appears.
Personality wise, most would explain Titan as a goofy person who always is cracking jokes but also a very caring person at the same time asking stuff like "How have you been today, my child?" and seeing if there is anything he can do to make you laugh. No one really knows his relationship with the other gods and goddesses, he doesn't talk about them to anyone and doesn't really have a opinion on them. Overall he is a fun loving guy who truly cares about his followers and worshippers.
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