Eostre/Easter/Ostara/

"Eostre is a minor goddess of the Spring, representing birth and rebirth, growing things, healing, new life. She is friend to woodland creatures and small children, and worshipped by farmers, mothers, and midwives. She is honored typically through offerings of small decorated natural objects -a wreath of flowers, a painted egg - during springtime rituals. She is represented as a young Elvish woman made of vines, as a hare, or just simply with bright green leaves embroidered on black cloth.

Eostre has a few minor temples and her acolytes typically learn some magical healing, as well as midwifery, animal husbandry, and weaving. She is known as a welcoming and peaceful goddess. She is not known to have holy warriors or to have ever made any call for violence."

-Per Maggie on Eostre.

Worshipped primarily on Kastran and Tiupran, Eostre's worship is just frequent enough that most avid multideists have a working knowledge of her. Always opposed to physical violence (outside of self-defense) and usually opposed to social violence (outside of necessary ostracizations or shunning), Eostre is one of the most peaceful deities around, constantly striving for peace and healing.

She rarely makes her physical presence known and is rather elusive, but rare sightings have occurred. She prefers to operate through sleep, dreams, and psychedelic visions as a means of communication.