Curator, God of That Which Has Been Left Behind

The being known as the Curator spent countless years tending to dying mortals, comforting them in their last moments and collecting their tales. Over time the Curator grew in power, before finally taking efforts to collect and preserve these tales...as well as the mortals that told them. It is hard to pinpoint when exactly the Curator ascended to what could be considered "godhood", but without a shadow of a doubt this happened sometime after the death of Patron, but before the War of the Three.

The Curator was first made known to mortals (as a god-like being) through dreams of the Library, where they could peruse and study all that the Curator had collected. Months or even years could go by in this dream-state, where observers might meet the many-limbed Custodians or the Curator itself.

While other gods brought on great wars which resulted in thousands of mortal deaths, the Curator grappled with mortality and the concept of the mortal soul. Experimenting with these concepts, the Curator created the first husks; beings that lacked a soul and had technically died, but continued on with a body, mind, and memories. Such actions would later draw the ire of other gods, namely Nyubar.

Recent Events
Continuing to experiment with morality and challenging the status quo, the Curator and it's closest followers created a strange world, called Hell. Within Hell the rules of physics adjust to suit the desires of the occupants. While extremely chaotic, this bizarre pocket dimension servers as an alternative to the outside world and the "tyranny" of the gods; a place where humanity truly decides its destiny.

Meanwhile, the Impostor Church has begun preaching and challenging the belief systems and morals of mortals across Creation. The Impostors find themselves rejected and harassed nearly everywhere they go, especially by the Order of the Adamant. Still, even if they can rarely stay in one location for very long, the Impostors rarely need more than a moment to cause a stir.