Satar, Old Deus of the Sun, Light, and Fertility

“I am the maker of the secrets of the two horizons. I am the light and I am darkness, I am the maker of the hours, the creator of days. I am the opener of festivals, I am the maker of running streams, I am the creator of living flame. I am the morning, noon, and the evening.”

– Satar, Old Deus of the Sun, Light, and Fertility

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Satar came to be as the sun shined with energy and life, bringing its light upon the worlds in the plane. Old religions of the world worshipped her as the giver of life, with all moons and planets orbiting her. In the Feywilds, she is depicted as the light that brightens the lands.

The Sun of Satar represents life, warmth and growth. Those who revered her follow such ideals, as well as protecting and giving such life. A matronly figure, Satar served as a patroness of married women and midwifery. The Lady of the Sun remained out of Adamantis’ affairs, considering herself neutral in all matters within the city. This, however, does not make her silent if matters are concerned about all life on Kagrea. She often picks Adventurers those who would resemble her ideals, and/or those who are within her faithful, to become her champions.

Depiction:

Satar’s has no singular form. She takes an “alien” appearance of metallic rings overlapping one another, rotating over a decorative sphere containing the light of the sun bursting from the center. On the rings are stars and planets of the material plane of Kagrea. When she is in the presence of mortals or the faithful, she will take the form of a beautiful, tall human-like woman with pure bronze skin and golden eyes of the sun. A grey veil hangs behind Satar’s head whilst bearing a “crown” of stellar coronas atop silver-white and black hair. Her clothing is always a white sleeveless dress with gold accents and clippings, and triangular earrings. On her wrists are bracers made of pure light. Her demeanor is almost mother-like -- warm and empathetic, compassionate and inspiring creativity. She sees all mortals Kadrea as her children. But Satar is also authoritative, and she is not afraid to punish any, including to her own followers who have committed grave offenses.

Enemies:

Satar’s enemies are ones whose agenda would destroy life without reason and create an imbalance in the world. Depiction:

Inspire others and yourself, and light the path towards greatness.
Respect life around you. Bring life into this world as I have. Work hard and you will reap the rewards.
Do not be afraid to bring justice upon those who ushers disservice upon life itself. Be my sword and shield for they have shown no mercy, and give them no quarter when evident.