Chosen of Gambling

Plentimon of the Dice Plentimon, god of gamblers and gambling, is rarely found in his heavenly abode, taking his thrills in Creation instead. His silhouette is that of a man, but his appearance is utterly inhuman — he is a void given shape, a deep darkness filled with countless glowing flecks of gold and silver. Much of Plentimon’s time is spent at Diving Sea Snake Casino, the greatest gambling house in the Coral Archipelago, where he is both proprietor and player. His casino offers countless forms of gambling, from dice and cards to the most exotic and extreme of games. Almost anything can be wagered here — with Plentimon’s blessing, players may stake memories, lon- gevity, or even souls. Those foolish enough to gamble with the god himself can win incredible rewards and blessings — though none so great as Willow Specter — if they’re willing to play for the highest of stakes. Those who can’t or won’t pay off their gambling debts suffer misfortunes ranging from indentured servitude to fatal cases of bad luck. When away from his casino, Plentimon travels the world in search of gamblers and gaming halls, whether in disguise or his full divine splendor. He always offers a fair game, though he has no compunctions against evening the odds if his opponents make use of their own supernatural power. Not all of his worldly dealings are strictly legal under heavenly law, but his amiable man- ner and the generous lines of credit he extends to gods visiting his casino have kept him out of trouble thus far.