Roa

Roa; lawful good, goddess of peace and reason is said to be that voice in the back of your head, the voice of reason that tells you that something might not be the best decision or that lying is wrong. The subconsciousness that keeps you up at night when you do something wrong. Roa is a goddess that is very strict and believes that peace and reason can only be achieved by understanding the balance of things.   Roa values peace but understands that sometimes peace can not exist without war or violence. She understands that there are others that you can not reason with or talk to to solve things peacefully. She despises any who can not reason or doesn’t value peace.
Roa appears as a human with long white hair, usually with sparse clothing that barely covers her form. She carries a spool of her own hair that she seems to roll up as time goes on. Holding it as if it was dangling off hand, the metal casing seems to be made of gold and shines with a polish that is unseen in even the most professional craftsmanship. Her weapon of choice is a mace similar to her off hand in design. Hair wrapped around the inside of the mace making up the mass of it.
Her eyes are covered with a blindfold made of her own hair and she is said to be able to tell if someone lies or if their intentions are harmful. Her followers believe that it is best to turn the other cheek when dealing with others, that one party needs to be able to take the hit and not retaliate in order to maintain peace. They do this in hopes of showing how faithful they are to peace and do this in hopes of reasoning with others and to lead by example. Roa is known to help settle the disputes between gods to avoid another war between gods. Roa values those who seek peaceful solutions in conflicts.