Weaver of Knowledge

Sekho, God of knowledge, spiders and bonds

  Sekho, known as The Weaver of Knowledge, is the final child born from the union of Anima, Guardian of The Forgotten, and Nazanke, The Dreamer of Possibilities. Unlike his siblings, Sekho was born out of necessity during a time of great conflict, when civilizations crumbled and precious knowledge was lost. Anima and Nazanke, recognizing the peril this posed to the continuity of life, created Sekho to weave and safeguard knowledge, ensuring that nothing would ever truly be forgotten. Sekho’s domain extends to the bonds between people, as these connections are crucial for the preservation and dissemination of wisdom.   Sekho governs the domains of knowledge, spiders, and bonds. He is often depicted as a figure surrounded by webs, with spiders representing the meticulous and interconnected nature of knowledge. His influence ensures that information, wisdom, and memories are preserved and shared. Sekho’s domain over bonds reflects the understanding that relationships between individuals are vital for the transmission of knowledge and the building of societies.   Devotees of Sekho are scholars, librarians, historians, and those who dedicate their lives to the pursuit and preservation of knowledge. They see themselves as custodians of wisdom, committed to teaching and fostering connections between people to facilitate the spread of information. Followers often have a deep respect for spiders, seeing them as sacred creatures that symbolize the weaving of knowledge.   Sekho bestows his favor on those who dedicate themselves to the pursuit and preservation of knowledge. His blessings might manifest as enhanced memory, the ability to learn and understand new information quickly, or the discovery of hidden or forgotten knowledge. Favored followers often become renowned scholars, teachers, or leaders who help to weave the bonds of society through the sharing of wisdom.