Karametra, God of Harvests
Goddess Karametra (a.k.a. God of Harvests, Maternal God)
In the dance of seasons, find the rhythm of balance, for in balance, true abundance flourishes.
The bonds of family and community are the fertile soil in which the seeds of a harmonious life take root.Karametra, the serene and maternal god of the harvest, embodies the essence of abundance and communal harmony. Her motherly figure, hair woven with ordered rows of leaves, conveys a sense of nurturing warmth. In art and Nyx, she is often depicted seated on a throne of grape vines, surrounded by jugs and amphorae. A faithful sable, her companion, curls around the base of the throne. Karametra's presence radiates stability, balance, and the embrace of nature.
Karametras Followers
Karametra's worship is widespread, with shrines adorning human settlements, especially in Setessa. The faithful gather in these sacred spaces to express gratitude for the harvest and seek the goddess's continued favor. Rituals often involve communal feasts, agricultural ceremonies, and expressions of unity.Karametras Champions
Champions Alignment: Usually neutral, often goodSuggested Classes: Cleric, Fighter, Paladin, Ranger
Suggested Cleric Domains: Life, Nature
Suggested Backgrounds: Acolyte, Folk Hero, Guild Artisan, Soldier, Urchin
Karametra's champions, often clerics and fighters, embody the values of family, community, and balance. They actively contribute to the well-being of their communities, working the land and defending the hearth with devotion to the goddess of harvests.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
The holy symbol of Karametra is a stylized depiction of a harvest scythe intertwined with vines. Devotees may wear pendants or amulets bearing this symbol as a sign of their connection to the goddess.
Tenets of Faith
Celebrate Abundance: Rejoice in the bountiful gifts of nature and the harvest. Share your blessings with others and foster a community of plenty.
Nurture Family and Community: Embrace the values of family and community. Strengthen the bonds that tie individuals together, creating a network of support and care.
Defend the Home and Territory: Safeguard the places that provide sustenance and shelter. Be a defender of the hearth and a guardian of the land.
Cultivate Balance: Strive for harmony in all aspects of life. Recognize the interconnectedness of nature and work to maintain a balance between civilization and the wild.
Nurture Family and Community: Embrace the values of family and community. Strengthen the bonds that tie individuals together, creating a network of support and care.
Defend the Home and Territory: Safeguard the places that provide sustenance and shelter. Be a defender of the hearth and a guardian of the land.
Cultivate Balance: Strive for harmony in all aspects of life. Recognize the interconnectedness of nature and work to maintain a balance between civilization and the wild.
Holidays
Harvesttide Celebration: Held during the autumn equinox, this festival marks the culmination of the harvest season. Communities come together for feasts, music, and dance, expressing gratitude for the abundance provided by Karametra.
Social
Contacts & Relations
Nylea, God of the Hunt
Karametra shares a harmonious relationship with Nylea, recognizing the intertwined nature of agriculture and the hunt. Together, they ensure the balance of life in the wild and cultivated realms.Thassa, God of the Sea
While Karametra's focus is on the land, she respects Thassa's domain. The two goddesses acknowledge the interconnectedness of land and sea, each playing a vital role in sustaining life.Heliod, God of the Sun
Karametra appreciates the sun's warmth and light, crucial elements for a thriving harvest. She collaborates with Heliod to ensure the cycle of life continues with abundance.Erebos, God of the Dead
Karametra, as a goddess of life, maintains a respectful distance from Erebos. She recognizes the necessity of death in the natural order but emphasizes the celebration of life and growth.
Divine Classification
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Pronouns
She/Her
Sex
Female
Presentation
Feminine
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