Prometheus
Prometheus
God of logic and logical outcomes, Prometheus is well-known for his creation of the planet known as "Earth"--the universal standard for magic-free realities. However, Fluxers are incapable of comprehending a world that is entirely devoid of magic, so very few actually believe in his existence.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
While his personal backstory is fairly mysterious, it is known that he is one of the oldest living gods in existence. This dark-haired character is known to act unpredictably, but in doing so bring about a carefully planned result. He appears to be aloof, and ignores most other gods' attempts at conversation with a cold look. However, his presence is calming in the gravest of circumstances and unnerving to the bravest of souls that dare oppose him.
Several well-known tales surround Prometheus, but the most terrifying would be the discovery of a god's mortality. This deity was the first to end another god's life, though neither Fluxers nor demigods know the deceased's identity. It's occasionally speculated that all gods are somehow linked to the highest "plane" in the multiverse, and severing that link would end would make their existence impossible. The Law of Magic would then see that being as a dangerous anomaly, then eliminate it to avoid creating a paradox. Of course, there is no account of this event, and--as stated earlier--most beings don't believe in Prometheus's existence, so this explanation is typically rejected by 'good society'.
Gender Identity
Intellectual Characteristics
Logic. Beings of Chaos have trouble comprehending the purity of this perfect science, but rarely foolish enough to defy it. Even on Flux, the immediate effects of logic--or lack thereof--might be experienced when under the influence of stupidity or power. Every action of Prometheus is, supposedly, done with an intended logical outcome that considers every factor, and used to further causes that baffle the minds of even other gods.
Morality & Philosophy
Uncertain. He doesn't really see life through primitive categories like "right" or "wrong", but is not entirely heartless either. He has an odd obsession with finite existences, which is most evident in mumbled phrases that are sometimes overheard by some of the other gods.
What is death? Nothing. When given an infinite universe, mortals named... a more specific subset of nothing.
I wonder... is magic predictable? Hmm... yes, I think so. It's merely a subjective take on objectivity.
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