The Troublemaker

The Inner World
Titles	Harbinger of Chaos Twisted Patron of Invention
Alignment	Lawful Evil
Plane of Existence	The Ythax
Planar Location	Unknown
Domains	Artifice, Death, Evil, Madness
Holy Symbol	A Broken Clockwork Heart
Avatars	The Maniaforged Quartet
Worshippers	The Maniaforged
Religion	Ferityx
Holy Book	The Testament of Ever Unbound
Worshippers	?
Rank	Lesser Deity

The Troublemaker is the god of Artifice, Death, Evil, and Madness who is often mistaken to be chaotic in nature. Her very existence has raised many talks over what chaos means, and should it be used for personal gain.

True worshippers of The Troublemaker know of her truly neutral existence in which she aims to cause as much mischief to gain as much power as she can. Her power-hungry existence makes for a very unique circumstance, where she does not seek an end goal. She wouldn’t know what to do with the power once she has it which indicates that her interests lay in the journey of acquiring the power.

Many of her worshippers, and critics, agree that this could be a way of a deity testing the boundaries of the multiverse and herself, forever increasing what it is she is doing. Her games have previously sparked wars, both on the material plane, and interplanar, all for the sake of the rise and fall of the chaos. It goes without saying that chaos breeds change, which is where The Troublemaker clashes with The Everchange. Seeing as stagnation in eyes of both deities breeds death, they both seek change, but in two different forms. The Everchange’s opinion of The Troublemaker entices words such as “brash” and “irrational” in conversation since The Troublemaker’s form of change comes from influencing rebellions and riots.

The Troublemaker is possibly the most confusing of the Banished Gods, for her actions, whilst evil in nature, have previously laid way for innovation and exploration of both the multiverse, and the world of Inventa. Whilst her methods are considered destructive, she is seen as one of the two engines of progress, with nicknames often being along the lines of “Harbinger of Dark Ages” or the “Twisted Patron of Invention”.