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Desna

Goddess of Dreams, Travel, the Moon, and the Sea.

  Desna is a goddess worshipped in Atraeleon and is often associated with dreams, travel, the moon, and the sea. She is commonly depicted as a beautiful elven woman with butterfly wings, holding a wand or a star. Her symbol is a butterfly or a star, which is often used by her followers as a mark of allegiance. Her temple prime is called The Temple of the Sea and is located in Ophiria   According to Atraelian mythology, Desna was one of the first beings to join Atraea in the creation of the world. She is said to have created the stars and the constellations, and to be responsible for guiding travelers and adventurers on their journeys. Desna is also credited with the ability to enter people's dreams, and her priests and followers are often sought out for their divinatory powers.   Desna is often revered by adventurers, travelers, and others who seek to explore new horizons, as well as by those who seek to understand the mysteries of dreams and divination. Her followers believe that she values freedom, luck, and the power of the imagination, and that she helps to guide those who seek new experiences and knowledge. Desna's holy day is celebrated on the vernal equinox, when the day and night are once again of equal length. This day is marked by ceremonies honoring the start of a new cycle of growth and renewal, as well as by quests for knowledge and understanding.   Desna's temples are often built in natural settings, such as near waterfalls or in meadows, and her priests and followers often engage in nature-based spiritual practices. Many of her followers also seek to explore the mysteries of dreams and divination, using methods such as lucid dreaming, dream interpretation, or divinatory rituals. Overall, Desna is seen as a powerful and benevolent deity, who embodies the values of freedom, exploration, and the power of the imagination that are so highly prized in Atraelian society.
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