Overview

Peregrine, God of Good Tidings is known as the god of good fortune and is most commonly associated with travelers.

They don’t have any permanent altars or temples but instead, their worshippers build tiny altars on the roadside, by stacking some pebbles and binding the top with loose twigs whenever some good fortune befell them.

Worship

Worshippers believe that when they spot such an altar, they have to make a playful jest or prank on some of their travel companions to share the creators’ good fortune.

The food commonly associated with Peregrine is simple travel rations, like ship biscuits, flatbreads, jerky, dried fish, and well-kept foodstuffs.

Alignment

Chaotic Good

Domain

Travel, Trickery, Luck, Trade

Titles

God of Travel, Coin Toss Tom, Tom Foolery, Patron of Good Fortune, Patron Saint Peregrine

Worshippers

Artists, entertainers, bards, merchants, Sailors, travelers of all sorts