Theros, God of Time and Space

Background
An ancient entity of religious standpoints, Theros resides as the God of Time and Space. His control over the continuum was considered drab for his mentality in the year 1305 A.D. This was the year he created the games; initially, he used a random item owned by a contestant to display their future on. Much to his dismay, this method was lacking and so for the next he used a compass. As a god, he possesses many feats to show his prestigious form and is not shy towards the human nature. Theros created an arena within his realm for each contestant to come, view the other contestants in form of silhouette, and assign their numbers. From there on out, he becomes a spectator.

Appearance
Towering at well over a hundred and fifty feet tall, Theros resembles that of a machine, entirely composed of plated fragments of metal, no piece linked together. Each was embroidered with a different set of glyphs, and the body itself was transparent in the gaps. Inside were many gears and cogs alike, each connected and rotating with an unknown purpose to others. Theros has three eye sockets: one resembles a golden clock, one resembles the brightness of a star on silver plating, and the centered one is two circles within the socket. His body, aside from the head and hands, are covered by prestigious robes of black, white, and a dark blue to resemble a lord.

Personality
A fairly impatient being, Theros shows a sadistic nature due to the creation of the games. His actions within it are to act as a moderation to a sense of fairness, while at the same time to sate his own boredom if it should ever arise. Theros lacks a sense of care for the possible outcomes of the games, whether it be war, revolting, or churches appalled to his actions; this world was his plaything. A theory to his unconcerned attitude is his ability to revert, duplicate, or restart the world as he pleases; it has never been on his mind to rig a game in any favor, yet he has thrown in external issues to cause chaos to any slow runners.