Criminals of all sorts have developed a small pantheon that protects them in their unlawful activities:
- The Thiefmaster, the god of all criminals
- Quiet One, he who protects them from being seen or heard, patron of smugglers and spies
- Father Fortune, he who smiles upon them
- The Coveter, she who guides their desires
- The Misfortunate, he who takes fortune from their enemies
- The Poisoner, patron of poisons
- The Reever, patron of the seas
- The Assassin, patron of killers
- The Fence, patron of white collar criminals, fences, and hoarders
- The Traitor, patron of traitors, betrayers, and manipulators
- The Perjurer, patron of liars, perjurors, and deceivers
- The Common Criminal, patron of petty thieves and criminals, those who steal for their families, and other desperate sorts
- The Drunkard, patron of addicts and others who resort to crime for addictions, patron of beggars
- The Kissing Goddess, patron of sex workers
- The Vigilante, patron of vigilantes, robin hoods, and revolutionaries
- The Slaver, patron of slavers
- The Terrorist, patron of terrorists and bombers
- The Lawman, the adversary of all criminals
- The Hanging God, she who ties the noose
- The Trickster, patron of pranksters, conmen, hoaxsters, and tricksters
- The Journeyman, he who teaches the skills of the criminal trades
- The Escapist, he who helps them escape
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Topic revision: 12 Nov 2021, SallyJaneBlack
Topic revision: 12 Nov 2021, SallyJaneBlack
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