spirit of odds and green tables
Origin // provenance
No lineage, no textual tradition, no prior attribution has surfaced for Minoson. The sigil above is the only record that survives — no myth precedes it, no grimoire names it. What is known of Minoson is known only through the sigil and through what is reported after it is drawn and used.
Purpose
Minoson is evoked for favor in games of chance. Once evoked, wearing his charged sigil is said to shift the odds — a quiet thumb on the scale rather than a guarantee. He is described as a master of statistics and probability in the round: not fixing a single outcome, but leaning the run of outcomes in your favor over a sitting.
Appearance
Working the sigil
Copy the sigil above exactly, line for line. A sigil redrawn carelessly is a different sigil.
Hold your attention on it until the shape stops reading as lines and starts reading as one thing. However you charge a sigil normally — focus, flame, breath — applies here.
Keep it on you, not just near you, for the sitting. Its claim is on the odds across a session, not on any single hand or roll.
These correspondences are inferred from Minoson's own description, not drawn from an outside tradition — there isn't one on record to draw from. Treat the sigil as a lean, not a lock: no working changes what a game actually pays, and nothing here is a substitute for setting your own limits before you sit down.