Cressida

A curious and controversial deity, few upstanding citizens worship Cressidia. Half Celestial and half Devil, some argue that she should not be considered a deity or worshipped at all. This is of course also due to her being goddess of controversial things, including sexuality and drugs. She inherited the trickster role from her mother Elara - though without the maliciousness - and some worship this playful aspect of her.
Cressidia was the first succubus to ever exist, and it is said that she is always hunting for partners. Once she chooses someone there is nothing she won't do to have them, including using magic to affect the mind of her victim. She will keep her partner as a pet, feeding of their life essence, until eventually she grows bored and moves on.
Worship of Cressidia takes many forms, from simply playing games to sacrificing great riches. She is said to be quite fond of baubles, jewles and other things that shine. She may reward anyone who gives her anything particularly pretty, but is generally not very concerned with followers. On occasion she will perform a miracle or two and bask in the love of people, but overall she cares for little but her own enjoyment.

Appearance and symbols

Cressidia is usually depicted as a less infernal variant of a succubus, typically with moon imagery.
A somewhat controversial topic is that of her symbol. The symbol she is said to prefer is a pentagram, which at the end of the day is just a star - which is the symbol of her cousin, Celestia. The majority of good-aligned people reserve stars for Celestia and instead use a pair of horns to symbolize Cressida.
Her associated dragons are Blue Dragons , Copper Dragons and Moonstone Dragons.

Divine Classification

Deity

Realm

Phantasm

Church/Cult

Creed of the 21

Parents

Elara

Asmodeus

Gender

Female

Divine Domains
Death
Life
Trickery