Falamar, the Lucky Wanderer

was a God and member of the Great Pantheon. They were killed during the events of The Pantheon War.
== Description ==
A world-jumping shapeshifter, Falamar is a generous, if capricious gift-giver: a traveling merchant may open his caravan to a poor beggar with a strange charisma, only for the beggar to then steal his best horse but leave behind a king's ransom. Those who truly impress Falamar find themselves preternaturally lucky, escaping impossible situations almost as if the god pulled some strings with the laws of the cosmos to give them some leeway: naturally, this slapdash approach to reality, even if extremely localized and limited in power, invokes the considerable ire of major gods, especially Valdos and his angels.
== History ==
=== The Pantheon War ===
Falamar was hunted down and killed by The Elven Triad some time after the end of the Pantheon War.
=== Grand Strategy ===
A facsimile of Falamar was created in secret by the Academy of Saldan near the end of the Grand Strategy era, with the assistance of the Cult of Othal based in the Fialta Imperium. Eventually, this new god was killed by an assembled coalition of Fialta church and state; despite this setback, Falamar was reborn yet again in the deep reaches of the Ether, far from the prying eyes of Imperial powers.
== Artifacts ==
=== The Amulet of Falamar ===
The Amulet of Falamar was an artifact that granted its bearer incredible luck. It was shattered by an Inquisitor's mace and most of the pieces went missing over time. One piece recently resurfaced in The Eye of Falamar.
== Worship ==
Category:Deceased
Category:Minor Gods