Touch of God

Nevus album, or the Touch of God is a congenital birthmark characterised by a white discolouration of the fingertips and forehead. This discolouration is caused by a lack of melanocytes in the fingertips. It appears in about .3% of the population.

Effects on health
People with Nevus album on average score 13 points higher than the normal population, and also have an increased risk of developing mental disorders.

In popular culture
There are many books written about people afflicted by Nevus album, the most notable being Divine Right by Illia Rascht, a autobiography of the Borean war refugee about her experiences in the country.