Twain
Twain 'the Judge' is always depicted as an infinite number of hooded figures, with hidden faces.
Twain is the god of Law, Cities, Judgement, Merchants, and Wealth.
Twain is never associated with any other gods.
Many people believe it is Twain who judges souls after death. Twain appears as an infinite number of hooded figures, each one viewing the soul and its deeds in life from a different perspective. So giving the most accurate judgement.
Twain has three prominent saints, [Alainon], [Ansellus], and [Eloise].
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