Faratroxi the Unweighted Scales

A god of balance, Faratroxi the Unweighted Scales was said to respond to everything with a question, forcing people reassess their beliefs and to choose a side in the grand scheme of things and push them into action and out of neutrality -- but in such a way that the overall forces of good and evil would be balanced in the worlds. To this end, Faratroxi also displayed command over both life and death, but also the fundamental cores of magic, balancing also the mortal consumption of magic by acting as a font of Chrono.
The major tenets of Faratroxi's followers were more or less staying committed to one's moral inclinations, but also ensuring that all is balanced in the world. Excess damage or healing is to be avoided unless it's to counteract something else. Some have misinterpreted this as essentially permission to do whatever one pleases, but one cannot know what they truly are without insight, investigation, and questioning just as Faratroxi does. Furthermore, choosing the side of evil is also choosing the consequences thereof, and Faratroxi has no patience for those who only chose evil for the sake of some spur of the moment decision or something as petty as revenge. To choose evil under Faratroxi's teachings is to serve the universe by keeping the forces of good active and to supply the fundamental contrast for others to understand where they stand in the grand scheme of things.
Naturally, as an easily misunderstood god, and whose teachings could be seen as promoting despicable acts of depravity, he was the first to die just prior to the Godbomb.
It is said that his final moments, being the god of questions, were looking his killer in the eye and asking, "Shouldst thou take the life of a god who governeth life itself, what remaineth?"
Answered his killer, "Death. But we are masters of it."
And Faratroxi, for the first time, responded not with a question, but a statement, "So thou shalt be."
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