Post by Admins on Aug 6, 2023 2:58:26 GMT 10
Diulanna
(Artemis, Patroness of Will)
Symbol - A spear thrust clear through a boulder
Alignment - NG
Clerics NG, LG, CG
Portfolio - Willpower, hunting, wild beasts, childbirth, dance
Domains - Animal, Good, Plant, Sun
Home Plane - Arborea
Weapon - Shortspear
Diulanna is a patroness of the tribes of the Hinterlands, and as this aspect of her worship is called the Patroness of Will because she favours those willing to take on impossible odds because they believe in what they are doing. She also serves as the goddess of hunting and wild beasts, appearing as a young woman in tunic, loincloth, and headband of lion-skin. In Milenian mythology she was worshiped as Artemis, twin sister of Apollo and daughter of Zeus and the titan Leto. Her teachings emphasise the value and sacred worth of the wilderness and its inhabitants. She is worshiped by rangers, druids, elves, halflings, and hunters. All of her clerics are women, and they must remain chaste and unmarried. They tend to either retire from civilisation and tend to woodlands, or return to the world to lead great campaigns against terrible odds. Diulanna usually has shrines in sacred groves or alongside pure streams.
(Artemis, Patroness of Will)
Symbol - A spear thrust clear through a boulder
Alignment - NG
Clerics NG, LG, CG
Portfolio - Willpower, hunting, wild beasts, childbirth, dance
Domains - Animal, Good, Plant, Sun
Home Plane - Arborea
Weapon - Shortspear
Diulanna is a patroness of the tribes of the Hinterlands, and as this aspect of her worship is called the Patroness of Will because she favours those willing to take on impossible odds because they believe in what they are doing. She also serves as the goddess of hunting and wild beasts, appearing as a young woman in tunic, loincloth, and headband of lion-skin. In Milenian mythology she was worshiped as Artemis, twin sister of Apollo and daughter of Zeus and the titan Leto. Her teachings emphasise the value and sacred worth of the wilderness and its inhabitants. She is worshiped by rangers, druids, elves, halflings, and hunters. All of her clerics are women, and they must remain chaste and unmarried. They tend to either retire from civilisation and tend to woodlands, or return to the world to lead great campaigns against terrible odds. Diulanna usually has shrines in sacred groves or alongside pure streams.