Fortuvius

Fortuvius is an enigmatic deity, eternally cloaked in an aura of uncertainty and serendipity. His visage is ever-shifting, never allowing anyone to capture his true form, yet his eyes always sparkle with mischief and sagacity. A pair of celestial dice hang from his golden belt, which he occasionally rolls to tip the scales of fortune.

Known as the granter of divine luck, Fortuvius exists as a gambler's favorite deity. Temples dedicated to him often double as casinos, where his followers believe that luck is not just a stroke of chance, but a divine gift bestowed by Fortuvius himself. It's said that he occasionally wanders mortal realms in disguise, partaking in games of chance and subtly altering outcomes.

Gamblers, adventurers, merchants, and anyone who seeks a touch of luck in their endeavors worship Fortuvius. His followers often carry small tokens—usually dice or cards—that they believe are imbued with a fragment of his divine luck.

The "Miracle at Dalor's Pass" is attributed to Fortuvius' intervention. Two warring kingdoms had amassed their forces in a standoff, with victory uncertain. Then a shepherd boy appeared, offering the generals a simple game of dice to decide the battle's outcome. When the dice were thrown, they landed in a formation that suggested a peaceful resolution. Miraculously, both sides withdrew, averting a devastating conflict.

Elandra Luckforge, a halfling rogue known for her incredible good fortune, is said to be Fortuvius' mortal champion. Her exploits, usually impossible feats of luck and skill, are the stuff of legends, and she credits her divine patron for her incredible good fortune.