Nacha

Autumnal Queen

The first of the two mother goddesses, Nacha represents a mother's unending patience and gentle guidance. She loves unconditionally, even– especially– when one feels they do not deserve it.
Nacha and her sister, Lovina, were once the same goddess, known as Kondrati.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

An oak tree with yellow leaves

Tenets of Faith

• Care for those who struggle to care for themselves
• Be kind for the sake of being kind, not to receive gratitude

Social

Family Ties

Although the exact term for the relation between Nacha and Lovina is not always clear, they are most often referred to as being sisters. Together, they are the mothers of Stradan, born as the twins Dinya and Katsya to Kondrati. Their father– and indeed if they even have one– is unknown.
Nacha independently has a child of her own, Rassya, the goddess of the sun, summer, and righteous fury. Rassya is believed to not have a father, born simply because the mother goddess wished to have another child.

Divine domains
Motherhood, autumn, teaching

Divine Classification

Deity

Religions

• Ayadane Pantheon

Species

Human

Children

• Rassya

Pronouns

she/her

Presentation

Feminine

Aligned Organization

Ayadane Pantheon

Related Myths

• The Death of Kondrati