Mordana

Mordana, the Goddess of Night and Shadows, is a mysterious and enigmatic figure in the pantheon of the House of Darkness. She is often depicted as a woman with flowing black hair and dark eyes, dressed in a gown made of the finest silk and embroidered with the silver threads of the stars. She is the patron goddess of those who prefer to work under the cloak of darkness, whether they be thieves, assassins, or other shadowy figures.
Mordana is associated with the night, the stars, and the moons, which are said to be her children. She is often called upon for protection during the dark hours, and her followers offer her sacrifices of blood and wine to ensure her favor. Despite her association with darkness, Mordana is also seen as a nurturing mother figure, who guides her children safely through the night and into the light of Annaaru, much to dislike of Morlorrim.

Religions

• The House of Darkness