Mask - God of thieves and trickery

Mask is sometimes known as the trickster god, or the deceiver and is most often worshipped or idolized by those of dubious morals. Thieves, liars and cheats are those who follow the laughing god. Mask is said in legend to take the form of a Jester or a Fool with a masked face which fluctuates between joy and sadness.

Mask is not an evil deity though he revels in chaos, constantly interfering in the schemes and plans of mortals and gods alike for his own ends or, perhaps, his own amusement. Only Mask himself truly knows his reasons for doing what he does.

Shrines to the Trickster God may be found though they are rarely situated out in the open. Worship of Mask is not something that one openly talks about despite the fact that in no story or legend is Mask depicted as a cruel or violent God. Certainly Mask worshipers are not known for their tendency towards killing like those who follow Mursk. Thieves, Liars and cheats his followers may be but murderers are rarely welcomed.

True temples to Mask cannot be found except by those whom he wishes to find them. Those who claim to have entered these places tell stories of devilish traps and fiendish puzzles. Some even claim that within these temples can be found his greatest artifact: A magical deck of cards which, befitting its creator, can grant someone their deepest wish or inflict their greatest misery.