Divine Attributes
Overview
Omniscor is the divine keeper of all knowledge, recording every event across time and space in his cosmic library of eternal wisdom. Unlike Aetheron who sees all through cosmic consciousness, Omniscor meticulously documents and organizes information, ensuring nothing is forgotten and all truths remain accessible to those worthy of learning them.
His appearance defies simple description—depicted as an ancient figure with multiple eyes covering his form, allowing him to read countless books simultaneously and observe all events occurring across the multiverse. His long flowing beard is said to be made of light containing encoded information.
Omniscor teaches that knowledge without wisdom is dangerous, but wisdom without knowledge is impossible. The pursuit of truth is the highest calling, and sharing knowledge generously is a sacred duty.
Sacred Mythology
Omniscor emerged from Aetheron's desire for knowledge to be preserved and shared. As soon as reality began, the All-Seeing Scholar started recording—documenting creation itself, capturing every detail in texts that would form the foundation of the Infinite Library.
His library exists in the Celestial Realm but extends through dimensional folds, making it simultaneously finite and infinite. The shelves stretch beyond vision, containing every book ever written, every thought ever conceived, and all knowledge yet to be discovered. Souls seeking enlightenment can access this library after death, spending eternity learning if they choose.
During the Celestial Conflict, Omniscor's research proved crucial—his ancient records revealed the Void Titans' nature and suggested the Containment Theorem that ultimately imprisoned them. This demonstrated that knowledge is not merely passive observation but active power when applied correctly.
Philosophy and Teachings
Seek Truth Always: Truth may be uncomfortable or challenging, but deception and ignorance cause greater harm. Honest knowledge, even when painful, allows wise decisions.
Share Knowledge Freely: Hoarding knowledge creates artificial scarcity. When information is shared, both teacher and student benefit—teaching reinforces understanding while learning expands it.
Question Everything: Accept nothing on authority alone. Test claims, verify sources, and think critically. Omniscor values the questioning student over the blindly faithful follower.
Worship and Rituals
Omniscor is worshipped through the pursuit and dissemination of knowledge. Libraries serve as his temples, with librarians functioning as his priests. The Seeking of Knowledge ritual involves meditation before study, asking Omniscor to open the mind and grant understanding.
Universities maintain shrines to Omniscor, and major discoveries are celebrated with ceremonies thanking the god for allowing mortals to uncover hidden truths. Scholars dedicate their research to Omniscor, believing that expanding mortal knowledge honors him more than prayers or offerings.