Bimbel, Luck Divine

Have you ever been so desperate to have something go your way for once that you were willing to have some crazed god dance madly around you in the form of some vaguely weird ritual to bestow a boon of luck upon you? 

Well, I wouldn't recommend it. 

While Bimbel isn't a weak god, by any means, he's lesser-known on Dwurm, mostly due to the fact that he's reclusive. He can be found if he chooses, but it's not often that he's sought out. There are far more easily-accessible luck gods to be found, and none of them charge the steep prices that Bimbel does. 

Still, if you're desperate enough, especially if you're just naturally unlucky or otherwise untalented or unskilled, you just might need what he can offer. 

Most luck gods will use their magic to enhance your innate skill and talent to help you achieve your goals, but Bimbel doesn't require that. He can work with even the most unlucky individual in the universe, and their lacking means nothing to him, because he simply alters the very fabric of reality around them, bending luck to their very person. No skills required, no natural luck needed. He is insanely powerful, and it shows here, especially considering that he doesn't even need to maintain the luck. It's one and done, for as long as it was stipulated for. 

He works in contract form, all of which are magic-forged entities that he creates himself, to ensure that he receives his payments no matter what. 

Money might be desirable to most, but Bimbel doesn't feel the need for it. What he enjoys most are in the realms of the intangible, usually things like pure feelings, treasured memories, and even things like scents and tastes. Only problem is, these come from the person who signs the contract. If you agree to give up specific memories to Bimbel, you'll never get them back. You won't be able to remember that which you gave him. If he wants the way you specifically smell and taste freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, you'll never be able to smell or taste them ever again. 

Even when the contract is completed, you can never regain what you signed over to him. That is the permanent aftereffect of Bimbel's contractual magic. You will permanently lose something in order to gain the blessing of his perfect luck. 

And on the flipside, he can bestow bad luck upon someone, instead of good. This has been strictly used by people who want someone they hate to just have the worst time possible. These contracts amuse Bimbel to no end, and the prices for these are generally lesser than their good luck counterparts.