Overview

Zenithus, the Grand Astrometer is known as the god of scholarly pursuits and the keeper of knowledge.

They are generally depicted as a completely hairless man holding a telescope, with planetoids revolving around their bald head.

Worship

Their followers believe that information should be free and available to the public, despite infringement on personal privacy. Sharing books and discussing intellectual subjects is considered a holy act and some worshippers believe gossiping also falls under that category. Extremists claim they can communicate with each other telepathically, even from miles away, as long as they can see the night sky.

Zenithus’ believers frequently visit tea houses and boudoirs to discuss and debate over the delight of light snacks and aperitifs. Therefore this deity is commonly associated with charcuterie and cheese plates.

Alignment

Chaotic Neutral

Domain

Knowledge, Arcana, Moon, Mind

Titles

Skywatcher, God of Stargazing, The Mind Connected, Lorekeeper

Worshippers

Scholars, scientists, wizards, librarians, students, navigators