Tramer

Tramer
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Name:	Tramer
Other names:	The unlucky one the accident that walks the fourth
World:	Gyllenheim
parents :	Unknown mother and spirit father.
siblings :	Halfir Heirmatir Rivarmar
Consorts :	None
Children:	None in canon sagas

Tramer is the fourth god of bad luck and had three predecessors that died in accidents, the most noteworthy of these four was the second god, Rivarmar, that died in the battle against elderväsendet Ark-irk when he slipped on a piece of mud and were killed by the ancient evil.

Tramer himself is described as a rather short god, the smallest of all the male gods but he is not given more descriptions in the chronicles nor are there any depictions of him open to the public. This is because it is bad luck to draw the god or to describe him on paper. Despite this is it common to make a small room in the bottom of temples were a drawing of the god is painted by a small order of monks, the room is then sealed to keep the bad luck locked in. This small order is the only order that knows what the gods look like and the only ones that knows what he looks like.

Tramer in the sagas

Tramer is not mentioned much in the sagas and it is said that even seeing him is bad luck and he is described as a man that while somewhat skilled in magic and battle often suffered from bad luck and was not able to accomplish much despite this due to his bad luck.

Tramer have two brothers and one sister that is the known previous gods and goddesses of bad luck and it is said that he has others that will one day take up the mantle. It is said that his father was a spirit and his mother was a woman that gave birth to an abnormally large group of children during a famine and they were all left in the forest to die. However so did they not die and the gods took them in and raised them. Quickly did they however notice that the ones that took the children in faced some massive cases of bad luck so instead did they build the children a large hall of their own and left them there even if they often visited.

Children

Tramer have not any known children in the Sagas however some non-canon folklore likes to trace the descent of particularly unlucky families and peoples to Tramer or his siblings.

Worship of Tramer

Worship of Tramer is limited to people wanting to ward off bad luck and the spells invoked in his name are done to ward of bad luck. There is however an exception to this called "tursorden" or "the order of luck" that is the order keeping the appearance and details of Tramer secret to ward of bad luck. The order is however noteworthy for having spectacular bad luck and their lifespawns are short to the extremes compared to the average lifelenghts of federal subjects. Template:Chronological gods