Quantus
God of Sound, Magic (a.k.a. Brilliant Weaver)
Quantus weaved and shaped the powers of the cosmos throughout the realm, blessing Carcerra with magic that binds worlds and planes together. Magic is commonly referred to as the Weave. As a Prime god, their influence is grand and sweeping
Divine Domains
Arcane, Knowledge
Divine Symbols & Sigils
An eye, often depicted as a third eye
Personality Characteristics
Likes & Dislikes
| Earning Piety | Losing Piety |
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Virtues & Personality perks
Traits from Piety (Score required)
Devotee (3+) - You can cast detect magic with this trait a number of times equal to your preferred spellcasting modifier (minimum of once). You regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.
In addition, you know the mage hand cantrip. If you already know this cantrip, your range with it is increased 10 Ft.
Votary (10+) - You gain proficiency with a skill of your choice from the following list: Arcana, History, Investigation, Medicine, Nature, Performance, Religion. In addition, if you are proficient with a set of Artisan's tools or a musical instrument, you may choose one of these tools and double your proficiency bonus (expertise) with that tool/instrument.
Disciple (25+) - Your mage hand cantrip's duration increases to permanent, but you may still dismiss it as an action. If your mage hand remains active for more than 1 minute, it gains the following properties:
- It will remain within 5ft of you unless you use your action to command it otherwise.
- It becomes visibly attached to your form, as if it was a spectral limb. It resumes its normal appearance (if it was invisible) when it leaves your reach.
- In addition, you can use your mage hand cantrip to protect yourself. While your spectral hand is within 5 feet of you, you gain a +2 bonus to your AC against ranged attacks.
Social
Contacts & Relations
The Heroes Chosen: Quantus did not receive direct worship from any of the Heroes Chosen, but the wizard, Zirza, was known to gravitate towards the deity when divine knowledge was concerned. When Quantus was contacted via a Commune ritual, the God of Magic assured Zirza that the heroes would succeed. The exact definition of success in the eyes of the God remains debated, but one could conclude that ending the Shadow War, regardless of its impact on Carcerra, was the logical conclusion of the adventure.
Zirza's answers typically came in the form of numerical equations, accented by limericks.
Zirza's answers typically came in the form of numerical equations, accented by limericks.
Portfolio: Education, poetry, written language
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