God, minor : Yiersik, Gambling and Execution

Yiersik

 

Minor God

 
  Moon: Stardust
  Domains: Gambling and Execution
  Symbol: A blood‑stained whistle
  Mortal Story
  Born among the dwarves, Yiersik was unlike his kin. Where others found purpose in labor and craft, he hungered for excitement. He left his city and lived among humans, where he discovered the national sport of the Southern Kingdom.
  He did not play, but gambled. His wagers were not reckless—he studied, calculated, and soon could predict outcomes with uncanny accuracy. His winnings grew so great that no one would allow him to gamble anymore.
  Denied his passion, Yiersik turned to coaching. He revolutionized the sport, inventing new strategies, new plays, and even instituting new rules. His teams won championship after championship, and he became known as the greatest coach in history.
  But success unbalanced him. He returned to gambling, but barred from the regulated arenas, he created his own. At first, they were games of chance. Then they became bloodier. He hired engineers to build contraptions, sending prisoners into deadly challenges while crowds bet on their survival. Over time, his games devolved into execution spectacles, where death itself became entertainment.
  At the height of his depravity, Yiersik ascended as the minor god of Gambling and Execution.
  Ascension
  Yiersik’s divinity was born from the paradox of his life: the strategist who perfected games, and the addict who corrupted them. His name became synonymous with both brilliance and cruelty, with the thrill of chance and the inevitability of death.