Gadaru (the Jester)
	"Fickle Master of Fortune and Fate, Mischievious Lord of Luck and Chance, Eternal Antagonist of the Lords of Law, Reckless and Whimsical Jokester of the Gods."

Deity: Ethos: Holy Symbol: Associated Animal: Associated Colors:	Chaos and Neutrality jester's mask fox red and black	Priests: Head Rainment: Body Rainment: Preferred Armor: Preferred Weapon:	none preferred red and black clothing none preferred none preferred
Role: Gadaru is thought by some to be truly insane. He is a patron of any who would seek good fortune, though any favorable influence from the Jester is usually balanced later. Gadaru is the master of mischief, and is known as the eternal antagonist of the Lords of Law. Gadaru is a patron deity of gamblers and thieves, and all who would risk mishap to swing fortune to their favor. The actions of the priests and followers of Gadaru typify his chaotic and fickle nature. They will happily join any discussion or debate, at once advocating and opposing the same issue. To his evil following, the darker side of Gadaru becomes apparent. For those who have implored the Jester for his gifts of good fortune, the payment extracted is usually costly. Often, good fortune wished for by one individual results in bringing ill luck upon another. The Jester frequently perverses the fortune wished for by the selfish and unwary, and allows them to personally witness the error of their ways. Priests: Gadaru's clergy must always remain with chaos. They may also embrace neutrality, good, or evil. The priests do not take risks lightly, realizing that the gods do not truly favor the foolish. They spread the word of Gadaru wherever people will listen, and it is not beyond certain sects to exaggerate the good luck for which their deity is reputed. They seek to keep their coffers full, as it is far easier to survive in comfort than in poverty. Should their surmons fail to bring ample donations, a few comments of the ill fortune for which the Jester is also known will tend to increase contributions. Temples: Chapels and temples to Gadaru can be found in most cities and large towns which are not overtly lawful. Darkfuries: Temples and Shrines Copyright © 2002 by Brian K. Moseley. All rights reserved.