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God Name: Lyandra
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Creed: I am your mother, you are safe in my arms
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Title: The Goddess of Motherhood, womanhood, hunters, and animals
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Gender: female
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Alignment: Neutral. She will do whatever it takes to protect her own.
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God Appearance:She is a beauty. Her long blonde hair is her classic feature. She wears what she wants, embracing her womanhood and expressing her freedom to be such. Her body is a temple that mortal men lust over, but will never obtain unless she sees fit. Her long white wings are the embodiment of her freedom, allowing her to come and go as she pleases. She is often pictured with a bow and arrow. She is ferocious, the perfect hunter. Her beauty draws in her prey, and then she strikes through the heart.
When she doesn't come to earth in the form of a human woman, she appears as a white wolf.
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Personality:She is the embodiment of woman freedom, no silly notions about waiting for marriage or being held to restrictions males will never be. She is freer than any man will dream of being. She is lovely and terrifying, willing to strike anyone who threatens her or her followers. She is loyal to them. She has been known to come to the mortal plane and spend nights with men who are defenseless against her perfection.
She is dangerously protective of children, she takes care of all small children. Orphans will always find a motherly embrace in her arms.
She is also a friend of the wildlife. They will come to her aid if she needs them.
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Opinion of mortals: She is wary of men and thinks they are silly and simpleminded. She loves her women and children and will take care of them no matter what it takes or who she has to scorn.
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Godâs Domain: She resides in Paradise, she spends a lot of time on the mortal plane.
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Portfolios Governed: Womanhood, motherhood, children, hunters, animals
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Symbol(s): A strung bow with three arrows.
She needs nothing but her bow. She can hunt any prey with the golden instrument.
Little is known about her history, it has been said that she is the original mother of children, the first lover. It has also been said that it is she that taught the people how to use the woods to their advantage. Her people will never go hungry.