Xillith, the First and the Last
Jun 5, 2014 0:21:46 GMT
Post by SeanS on Jun 5, 2014 0:21:46 GMT
Name: Xillith (The First and the Last, She Who Reaps All)
Portfolio: Beginnings and Endings, Magic, Knowledge, Natural Death
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Knowledge, Magic, Protection, Repose
Holy Symbol: A single, black rose on a field of violet.
Favored Weapon: Longsword
Description: She is described as a beautiful elven woman with milky white complexion and pitch black hair, clad in a sheer shroud with a longsword in one hand and a scale in the others. Her expression is one of quiet melancholy.
Overview of Faith: To the elven people, she is the beginning and the end. It was Xillith who brought knowledge, magic, and life into the world and at the end of time it will be she that reaps all things including the gods themselves. Seen as a tragic figure in elven mythology, she is rarely revered in the open although her connection to knowledge and magic see to it that she still plays an important role in the faekin's culture. Her clergy are well-respected, seen as both custodians of knowledge and of death. Still, her actual priesthood, much like the goddess they tend to emulate tend to live more solitary existences; especially after what many see as the destruction of their culture.
Portfolio: Beginnings and Endings, Magic, Knowledge, Natural Death
Alignment: True Neutral
Domains: Knowledge, Magic, Protection, Repose
Holy Symbol: A single, black rose on a field of violet.
Favored Weapon: Longsword
Description: She is described as a beautiful elven woman with milky white complexion and pitch black hair, clad in a sheer shroud with a longsword in one hand and a scale in the others. Her expression is one of quiet melancholy.
Overview of Faith: To the elven people, she is the beginning and the end. It was Xillith who brought knowledge, magic, and life into the world and at the end of time it will be she that reaps all things including the gods themselves. Seen as a tragic figure in elven mythology, she is rarely revered in the open although her connection to knowledge and magic see to it that she still plays an important role in the faekin's culture. Her clergy are well-respected, seen as both custodians of knowledge and of death. Still, her actual priesthood, much like the goddess they tend to emulate tend to live more solitary existences; especially after what many see as the destruction of their culture.