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|portfolio=Planar travel, Migration, Diasporas | |portfolio=Planar travel, Migration, Diasporas | ||
|worshippers=[[Jotunborn]] | |worshippers=[[Jotunborn]] | ||
|domains=Trickery, Travel | |weapon=Halberd | ||
|domains=Trickery, Travel, Repose | |||
|edicts=Cross planar boundaries, Establish communities outside the Fray, Transgress social norms | |||
|anathema=Close planar portals, Banish an outsider to its native plane | |||
|gender=Male | |gender=Male | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{this}} was the trickster god of plane-hopping depicted as a hundred-headed giant. In the [[Jotunborn]] mythos, Gygafoy is depicted as being constantly pursued across the planes by adversarial gods but outfoxes them at every turn. He protects those who journey far from home and those unjustly pursued by authority. | {{this}} was the trickster god of plane-hopping depicted as a hundred-headed giant. In the [[Jotunborn]] mythos, Gygafoy is depicted as being constantly pursued across the planes by adversarial gods but outfoxes them at every turn. He protects those who journey far from home and those unjustly pursued by authority. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 26 July 2026
| Gygafoy | |
|---|---|
| The Planeswalker | |
| Pantheon | Jotunborn |
| Portfolio | Planar travel Migration Diasporas |
| Worshippers | Jotunborn |
| Demesne | Trickery Travel Repose |
| Edicts | Cross planar boundaries Establish communities outside the Fray Transgress social norms |
| Anathema | Close planar portals Banish an outsider to its native plane |
| Gender | Male |
| Favoured Weapon | Halberd |
Gygafoy was the trickster god of plane-hopping depicted as a hundred-headed giant. In the Jotunborn mythos, Gygafoy is depicted as being constantly pursued across the planes by adversarial gods but outfoxes them at every turn. He protects those who journey far from home and those unjustly pursued by authority.