Cieyr
The Moonweaver, The First Sister
Cieyr is the god of moonlight and the autumn season, as well as the patron of illusions and misdirection. Widely worshiped in halfling and elven cultures, she is considered to be the deity of love, protecting the trysts of lovers with shadows of her own making. Those who work in darkness and trickery often ask for her blessing.
Cieyr is found among the verdant tangles of the realm of Arborea , watching over the elven courts, or wandering among the colorful fields of the Feywild.
Divine Domains
- Arcana
- Nature
- Trickery
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Crescent moon turned upward, strung like a bow
Tenets of Faith
- Seize your own destiny by pursuing your passions.
- Let the shadows protect you from the burning light of fanatical good and the absolute darkness of evil.
- Walk unbridled and untethered, forging new memories and experiences.
Holidays
Cieyr has no holy day but is celebrated by the elves on the night of the decade's largest full moon. Elven astronomers track Thea's phases and how it grows closer to and farther from Angwizest to predict these days with great accuracy. Many haughty elves use this festival as an excuse to be mischievous, while younger elves use costumes and illusions to prank their peers. Some elves of Rimefell hold a secret festival in the Olivebranch Isles during the full moon, since the Dominus Empire doesn't allow worship of the Moonweaver.
Physical Description
Identifying Characteristics
The Moonweaver's depictions are as numerous as the myths and stories of her meddling with the unions of mortals. She is most often painted as a young girl with light blue skin and white hair, her body and limbs merely wavy silk strands of silver moonlight that caress and create the edges of the shadows around her.
Though, anyone may gaze up to Cieyr as it is widely believed that she is the embodiment of Thea, the larger of the two moons in the sky.
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