Not many have seen the illusive Kyo-Teh, the trickster, but it said he is a Coyote, always smiling, always laughing - usually at some prank he has played on mortals. When something unusual and misfortunate happens, it is usually ascribed to Kyo-Teh, whether or not he actually had anything to do with it. This "praise" of the trickster is said to keep his attentions away from you.

Kyo-Teh has no known temples and few shrines, and those few clerics that actually follow him usually keep it a secret. Most often he is worshiped through the blaming of misfortunes, or the occasional offering in the hopes that he might turn his attentions away from you, or perhaps upon those you think worthy of his mischief.

The greatest of fools, the best mischief makers and pranksters are often called the children of Kyo-Teh, and these are his most avid worshipers, who give praise to him in the form of tricks and pranks and laughter from the dark.

Kyo-Teh has been known to work in common with other gods when he sees a particularly funny result in their actions, and often leads the other gods to what many would see as foolishness, a fact that has earned him the ill humor of his fellow deities.

Kyo-Teh is Chaotic Neutral, his domains are trickery, chaos, charm and artifice. His symbol is a laughing or smiling toothy mouth.