God of Time

The God of Time is the God associated mainly with the flow of time as well as entropy and change.

Appearance
The God of Time's true form is incomprehensible in the eyes of mortals. However, the followers of the God of Time tell that her form is:

A collection of gears upon gears--glimmering like gold and silver, spinning for all eternity. The gears never tarnish, never fade, never rust, never break, for they belong to [the God of Time]. The gears of our God spin in beautiful waves, dictating the length of a second. A sphere lies upon it--a bright face on one side, much like our star, and a dim face on another, much like our moon.

There is another excerpt, this time coming from St. Bianchi and his book, the Visionary Codigo of the Afterlife:

"'The God of Time almost never shows her beauteous face to us. But, O! How we long for it when she arrives! Her silken hair, her dark brown skin! Her gown adorned of days long past and days to come! Her wings glowing with the light of day and the dark of night! Alas, if she arrives, it often entails great trouble.' [...] 'Call her a damsel of distress what with her so-called immaculate beauty only arriving when something troublesome occurs.'"

Manipulating the affinities of Time, Entropy, and Change
As a God, she can directly manipulate the Affinities of Time, Entropy, and Change. It allows her to travel to the past and to different futures, transform certain places to their past selves and future selves, and manipulate the changes within one's self, be it in body or soul. Other applications of this include invisibility and changing form.

This power of hers allows her to manipulate almost every single Affinity as all Affinities rely on Time and Change to exist, making her placement in terms of power almost above the Gods.

Managing the progression of events
The God of Time is both the progression of time itself as well as its caretaker. Along with her trusted Disciple Warren, the God of Time makes sure past, present, and future flow in a coherent way. What coherency means to her varies. The majority of the populace would think that she doesn't allow paradoxes to exist, making sure things in the past stay within the past and things in the future stay within the future, but to the God of Time:

"Time may be a river to mortals below, a linear flow of past, present, and future, but for time herself, what is she? Ah, my unknowledgeable soul, know that time may flow as she wishes. I'd liken myself to be a chaotic piece of cloth, a complex of time that bends and curves and connects to unpredictable holes and seams. I watched, am watching, and will watch its progress as it turns into a beautiful magnum opus with intricacies and imperfections perfectly dotting it. It's a mess, but as my dear brethren would say: where there is chaos, there is order." - God of Time

Relationships
Due to the God of Time's occupation being important for all things to exist, she often doesn't meddle with the affairs of others, mortals or gods. She only appears when dire circumstances arise involving things far beyond her control (or so they seem) or in other edge cases.

The other Gods
The God of Time views the other Gods as her brethren, generally regarding them in a younger fashion like an older sibling would to her younger siblings.

Warren, Disciple of Time
The God and her Disciple Warren have a relationship that is mostly work-based with Warren acting as her right-hand man doing the things he's assigned to do.

Trivia

 * The first draft of her design involved her long hair being split in three parts: a graying-out part indicating the future, a brown part indicating the present, and a black part indicating the past. This was scrapped for simplicity. (Also, I'm lazy zzzzzzzzz)