Constance McTominay

"Aye, you've heard of me too? I'm not surprised. Everyone thinks that they've read my entire life story, or at least it feels that bloody way,"

- Constance McTominay, speaking to one of her 'fans'.

Constance McTominay is, on a technicality, a god. Originally, Constance McTominay appeared in numerous fables and stories from ancient Aberwaynian societies as a scholar who helped advance the scientific process of ancient civilisations until the Kingdom of Aberway formed. Her relevancy to research centres and laboratories became a good luck charm, essentially. Effigies and emblems of her would be made to bestow good luck onto scientists and scholars alike. 

Once the Calendar Shift occurred, research into the event became a prominent topic of discussion for the communities in Aberway, amidst the growing tension between all of the regions. From this, Constance McTominay had manifested into existence as an artificial god, representing the curiosity of science. She formed some place near Inverkur, for reasons unknown, but can be assumed to

Whilst physical depictions of Constance had been varied for each of the cultures in ancient times, her physical form, as an artificial god, takes on some specific characteristics from each interpretation. Lofthelm's variation of Constance McTominay depicted her as wearing a witch hat, one that was a pale blue colour, which contrasted with her leaning towards academic studies - as a witch's hat surely depicts one of an arcane background, rather than a scientific one. Central Aberwaynian cultures also believed her to look like a normal person, which was to be freckled, and rather short. Northern cultures looked to Constance as being taller, a stark difference from Aberwaynian's common beliefs. Each culture and newly founded state has their own variation on what Constance is meant to look like, which leaves her true form to be a mystery. Some believe that Constance, the artificial god made out of love towards the fictional character, Constance, is a shapechanger, morphing whenever there she enters a region that holds a different perspective of her.