Hanali Celanil (pronounced: hæn-na-lee SEL-a-nil) was the elven goddess of love and beauty. During the time of the
SPELLPLAGUE, she held her position by serving as the fey aspect of the goddess
SUNE. However, she was once again an independent goddess.
Personality:
Hanali was a being of timeless beauty and benign nature, she always forgave minor transgressions and felt delighted in rewarding her followers with the joy of unexpected love and affection. She embodied romance, beauty, love, and joy in elven spirits, she was, however, flawed with mild vanity and a flighty nature. Although she rarely appeared to her faithful, Hanali took joy in seeing the growth of love among elves, and she often protected young lovers in secret.
Following:
Hanali's clerics were flighty and somewhat vain, given to dancing and wild celebrations. The hierarchy was loosely organized, and clerics were free to join or leave a temple's ranks as they wished. They presided over marriages and rites of passage ceremonies for young elves, although they weren't required to marry, as Hanali's concern was love, and not necessarily marriage. Members of Hanali's clergy spent their days cultivating beauty and love in all their myriad forms. Many of Lady Goldheart's clerics tended fine gardens, while others amassed personal or temple-based collections of gems, crystal sculptures, and other fine works of art. While things of gold and crystal, particularly jewelry and statues, were favored. Beautiful art in any form was admired, collected, and displayed.
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