Taj yr Akna god of time, truth and stars.

God of time, truth, and stars. His name is derived from a now dead contextual language, simultaneously means both "Line without End" and "Line without Beginning". A solitary philosopher monk of unknown background attained enlightenment and ascended to godhood, his followers attempt to replicate his understanding of reality but none have succeeded. He is complete understanding of reality and as such his touch his anathema to mortals, so he lacks any direct prophets. If he were to show even the barest hint of his awareness to a human mind, they would almost certainly die instantly. Has very few direct followers, they live monastically in the hidden places of the world. Has been known to gift them magical artefacts from throughout time.

Rarely has avatars in the mortal world, preferring a lighter touch.
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The Great Cog

Three Universes and two meta-planes of existence. This is reality, or as it likes to call itself, The Great Cog. All of existence is a part of the Machine. There is no being conceptual or not that can comprehend its true size. Cogs whir and transistors spark wiping out entire Galaxies at a whim.

But if all of existence is contained within a Machine then must that not mean there was an Engineer to create the machine? No. For The Great Cog always was, exceeding the very boundaries of time and space. Each universe has a vastly different set of Physical laws then the other. What might seem obvious and simple to do in one, would be completely impossible in the others.

But as all machines need upkeep so does The Great Cog. For this a servitor race was created, The Cognitors. Able to travel between universes and planes of existences with ease they are automated beings who perform upkeep on The Great Cog using the very material of reality to patch and mend. Entire Solar Systems have been sacrificed to keep Galaxies spinning.

This nature of reality is unknown to most, but the truth is known to Taj yr Akna. How much he can tell others of it, and the truth they can decipher, remains to be seen. But what has been deciphered so far has been summarised in the last three paragraphs. The nature of the Cognitors, or even how much of this is a proper translation of Taj yr Akna's words is unknown, and therefore most clergy are resistant to referring to these scriptures of Taj yr Akna's.