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A Oh God of Hangovers. Appears in ''Hogfather''.
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A Oh God of Hangovers.Hangovers that appeared as one of many "household gods" that popped up in the Hogfather's absence. Appears in ''Hogfather''.
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A major deity of the Disc.
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A major deity of the Disc.Disc, and one of the most feared. He and The Lady are often [[ArchEnemy at odds with each other]].
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* OrderVersusChaos: How the conflict between Fate and The Lady is framed, with Fate representing Order and The Lady (Luck) representing Chaos.
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* AmbiguousSituation: While she's generally referred to and treated as a Goddess, her character also has shades of being an AnthropomorphicPersonification based on Discworld rules, as she doesn't seem to want anyone to worship her (something which gods generally ''[[GodsNeedPrayerBadly need]]''). Indeed, she actively ''punishes'' any who attempt to actively make a religion around her (temples built in her name often "mysteriously" burn down soon after) or even those who invoke her true name. Despite this lack of open prayer, she's considered one of the more powerful deities on this Discworld. This is partially {{HandWave}}d by saying that everyone believes in luck deep down, at least a little.
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* OrderVersusChaos: How the conflict between Fate and The Lady is framed, with Fate representing Order and The Lady (Luck) representing Chaos.
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** In ''Literature/TheLastHero'' he feels an "ungodlike" stab of pity for the Nugganites when he learns they're forbidden from eating ginger, mushrooms, garlic and chocolate at their god's command, which he considers needlessly cruel.
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** In ''Literature/TheLastHero'' he feels an "ungodlike" stab of pity for the Nugganites when he learns they're forbidden from eating ginger, mushrooms, garlic and chocolate at their god's Nuggan's command, which he considers needlessly cruel.
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* PetTheDog: He forbids his worshippers from eating broccoli, because [[StockYuck nobody likes it anyway]], so it's an easy rule to follow and allows his followers to feel good about themselves. In ''Literature/TheLastHero'' he feels an "ungodlike" stab of pity for the Nugganites when he learns they're forbidden from eating ginger, mushrooms, garlic and chocolate at their god's command, which he considers needlessly cruel.
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* PetTheDog: He forbids his worshippers from eating broccoli, because [[StockYuck nobody likes it anyway]], so it's an easy rule to follow and allows his followers to feel good about themselves. themselves.
** In ''Literature/TheLastHero'' he feels an "ungodlike" stab of pity for the Nugganites when he learns they're forbidden from eating ginger, mushrooms, garlic and chocolate at their god's command, which he considers needlessly cruel.
** In ''Literature/TheLastHero'' he feels an "ungodlike" stab of pity for the Nugganites when he learns they're forbidden from eating ginger, mushrooms, garlic and chocolate at their god's command, which he considers needlessly cruel.
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* ControlFreak: As the god of fate, he dictates that things go the way they should and doesn’t like it.
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* ControlFreak: As the god of fate, he dictates that things go the way they should and doesn’t like it.it when they don't.
