Sildrin

Goddess of Harvest & Fertility

Sildrin is the younger sister of Diasilva and the second daughter of Karn. Her holidays and sacred times of worship are harvest and planting festivals. Her festivals can last for days, gradually building as the harvests continue. Often her festivals conclude with sexual displays, encouraged by feasts and liberal consumption of wine and ale.
Sildrin’s legends place her as a stalwart friend to mortals. She works to ensure their prosperity and to take away their hunger. She is believed to frequently walk among mortals, disguised as a harvest spirit or as a farmhand there to help with the harvest that will join in the revels that come at the close of the harvest. She is also a frequent partner of other gods like Wobbum or Matre. With her enjoyment of the bounty of her harvests and the celebrations of mortals, she appears more often in the mortal world than other gods, more often than the dictates of Soltis strictly allows, but these trysts are overlooked as she has never sought further power or influence.

Sildrin also is a patron of farm animals and beasts of burden, those creatures that help to ensure the health and prosperity of mortals. She also will occasionally send her angels to occupy scarecrows, letting them serve to defend the fields.

During the winters, Sildrin ceases her watch over the mortal world and turns her attentions to Bern’s fields of the dead, she brings with her the magic of the harvests and of life, and through that she revitalize the fields the dead work upon, providing greater power to the foods they harvest.

Divine Domains

Farming, Crops, Sex, Harvest, Gardens,

Symbol of Sildrin

Divine Classification

Goddess

Alignment

Lawful Good

Gender

Female