Tyche, the goddess of fate in Greek religion, later mixed with Fortuna in Rome; She tends to divide good and bad luck among people at will. The Greek poet Hesiod described her as the daughter of theos, the God of Titan, and his wife Tethys; Other writers believe that her father is the supreme god Zeus. She often acts with the good God agates Damon to protect everyone and family, and also acts as a representative of gentle punishment. She often appears as having wings, wearing a crown and holding a cornucopia; But sometimes she is blindfolded, which means that there are risks and uncertainties in all kinds of desires. It is said that in the temple of Argos, the legendary palamedes said he would sacrifice the first set of dice he invented to her.

Tike is the God of good luck in the Olympian God system. She was only the size of a human being - smaller than other gods - but her body was slim and flexible. She wore a sky blue coat, with a rich horn or a rudder, which showed that she was at the helm of mortal life.
Tike is one of the 3000 descendants of Oceanus and Tethys, most of whom are cloud nymphs. Tice won his throne because he sided with Zeus and his brothers and sisters in the battle with Titan and finally controlled the world.
religious doctrine
There are many features. She is both a giver of good luck and a carrier of evil. She is both a casual God and a symbol of inevitable destiny. Tike spreads different creeds at different times and among different people, which makes people have different views on her essence.
Some followers of tice believe that life is essentially a game of dice, in which the outcome of each situation is determined at random. They prayed and sacrificed to tike in the hope that she would increase their number of dice, allowing them to succeed after their efforts.
Others believe that it is pre arranged by the gods and cannot be changed - unless it is changed by Timothy. They believe that tike has the ability to liberate mortals from cruel fate and allow them to create their own destiny. Many other believers in the Olympian theology humbly accept the fate arranged for them by the gods, but the believers of tice want to hold their fate in their own hands.
Clergy and temple
The priest of TICO wore a blue tunic. They appear not only in temples, but also in pubs, casinos, streets and other places where luck needs to be mentioned. They lead prayers and sacrifices in the name of tike, which are very popular among civilians.
Tike has small shrines in many places, but there are no large shrines.