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Kek is a powerful trickster god.  Arguably the most powerful gods he generally lacks interest in using his powers.
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Kek is a powerful trickster god.  Arguably the most powerful god he generally lacks interest in using his powers.
 
Kek is also known by other names such as Lel, Jek, Lol and lul; having his name rooted in the sound of laughter.
 
Kek is also known by other names such as Lel, Jek, Lol and lul; having his name rooted in the sound of laughter.
  

Revision as of 18:56, 7 February 2017

Kek is a powerful trickster god. Arguably the most powerful god he generally lacks interest in using his powers. Kek is also known by other names such as Lel, Jek, Lol and lul; having his name rooted in the sound of laughter.

When Kek visits the material plane he takes the form of a humanoid frog and carries a musical instrument. The instruments that his followers claim he carries are a lute and a flute.

Out of all of the Gods Kek spends the most time in the material plane. Any where he goes chaos is sure to follow as he uses his vast an infinite power to create exuberant practical jokes.

Kek finds huge joy in pulling pranks on Mallik. This usually involves the collapse of a society or destruction of some order with a requirement of irony.

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Powers

Kek is a near omnipotent being but has known to go completely invisible and etheriel at will.

Kek's followers claim that he has taken other humanoid forms to blend in with a society and spread his will.

Followers

Keks followers vary but they all share a similar sense of humor, dark and ironic.


Bards

Bards that focus on comedy or musical performance tend to worship Kek.

Clerics

Many Clerics of Kek are battlefield clerics who turn to Kek to raise their spirits when they are surrounded by death and disease every day.

Paladins

Paladins of Kek are rare outside of Dhaybitsuku. A paladin of Kek outside of Dhaybitsuku is probably an immigrant or is on a pilgrimage.