Gegute

(geh-goot)

Domains: The areas of influence the being controls or oversees Dogma: The "revealed truths" that only the clergy know and rules they must follow Tenets: The social rules that the clergy says that the lay faithful must follow Clergy and Temples: Followers of Gegute can be found in many places. However, as Gegute rarely has any need for this, they seldom find each other, meaning that very few temples exist.
 * Fate - Fate is a static thing. Followers understand that attempts to change fate are really only moving closer to their cosmic fate in the universe.
 * Lunar - The Moon is the one of the many things that mortals can look to to be sure of Gegute's influence. It rises and falls in an everlasting motion, signaling the passage of time and reminding of the ever ticking clock.
 * "There will always be time." Due to the pervasive tragedies of the universe, many mortals curse Gegute's name, citing her as the ringer of their misfortune. Even among many immortals she was said to be distrusted. This is also a burden among her faithful as well, who believe in hard truths. Therefore, when they are inevitably rejected, and society may turn on them and lock them up, they know that they will always have time on their side, pushing towards a known fate.
 * Observe - The universe is already defined in all dimensions. The most you can do is witness it.
 * Be Unquestioning - Whether aware of an event or not prior to its happening, one must accept it, no matter the consequences. It has happened, and is therefore fate.
 * Never Tamper - Tampering with fate, although extremely difficult, is possible. Part of a fated follower's objectives is to make sure that such tampering never takes place.

Champions and Avatars: Mortal heroes and Divine incarnations Cosmic Fragment: Unknown
 * Champions of Gegute are found in the form of oracles and diviners. They may use their powers for important decisions in great faraway courts, or perhaps sell their services to farmers on the road.
 * The Warrior-Saint - An old myth says that upon splitting the planes, Gegute instilled power into a champion of fate, a Warrior-Saint.