Narrator

The Narrator is a friendly, if somewhat enigmatic entity. His goal is to cultivate change that leads to tales of legend or inspiration. When farmers become heroes or the downtrodden become villains, he can be found guiding their grasping hands to the power that changes the world - and when they're brought low by the ravages of time or each other, he'll be there to collect their living stories and add them to his collection in the Forbidden Archive of the Grand Athenaeum, immortalizing and perhaps partially becoming them - or is it they who become him? His domain is not life, but the rebellious act of living purposefully in a purposeless world, of searching all one’s life for meaning only to discover that the meaning was the search. Mortals and gods alike are his people (fictitious or otherwise), and he rarely finds an entity or event unworthy of notice. His goal with this world in particular isn't to create or destroy, but to describe and change: his name is invoked around campfires and on pulpits, he is blamed when life becomes annoyingly complicated and praised when fortune befalls those in great need. Wherever is needed inspiration from fear, order from chaos, or indeed upheaval from order, the Narrator may be found introducing himself - often in third person and occasionally with a modicum of self-indulgence which he hopes you’ll forgive in this instance.

Origin Story
The Storm, The Crone, and The Narrator