Elmara
Elmara
The goddess of Diplomacy, Royalty and Nobility
Other Names
Common title
Dver: “The Crown Mother” or “She of Greatness”
Elmara’s form is that of an ethereal Lady of Court, a vision of divine elegance that commands both awe and reverence. Her gown cascades like liquid starlight, shimmering with a thousand hues that shift and dance with her every movement, while her skin glows with the luminous perfection of alabaster, smooth as silk and adorned with the subtle artistry of celestial beauty. Delicate lace and downy feathers intertwine with precious gems and pearls, creating a symphony of light that twinkles in harmonious chimes as she glides across the floor with the grace of a swan upon still waters.
Her eyes, those striking pools of ice-blue wisdom, peer through an emerald mask that seems to have been carved from the very essence of the earth itself, while her hair flows in an intricate braid of golden perfection, elegantly coiled to reveal the graceful curve of her slender neck. When she speaks, her voice carries the weight of ages and the clarity of mountain springs, her words flowing like crystalline water over ancient cobblestones, and all who are blessed to hear her speak find themselves kneeling in reverence before the sheer beauty of her divine wisdom.
Elmara manifests as a figure of regal authority and unwavering justice. Her presence brings with it the assurance of justice and the promise that honor will always triumph over deceit.
Common Worship
Section titled “Common Worship”The followers of Elmara are often looked upon with respect, as paragons of virtue and justice. Though the clergy may be seen as rigid by some, the Crowned Virtue is regarded by all as a powerful entity and vessel for the maintenance of order and the protection of the innocent.
Wherever justice is sought and honor is tested, Elmara is called upon to guide the righteous and offer redemption to those who have strayed. Whether to grant some form of divine protection or to provide wisdom in matters of governance, Elmara receives countless prayers from those seeking to uphold the greater good.
The followers of Elmara are those who have dedicated their lives to the service of others, who have seen the corruption of the world and chosen to fight it through honor and justice, and who have learned that truth and righteousness are more powerful than the fickle nature of deception. They include knights who serve the cause of justice, diplomats who work to prevent conflict through wisdom, and those who have endured great trials and emerged stronger for having learned to trust in the power of honor and virtue.
Edicts
Section titled “Edicts”- The virtues of Elmara are regality, temperance and honor
- Eliminate biases and debunk stereotypes
- Uphold the rules of your appointed leaders
- Offer redemption to oathbreakers
Anathema
Section titled “Anathema”- Betray someone's trust
- Abandon a companion in need
- Use deception or subterfuge to win someone over