Lorelei

The Goddess of Nature and the Wild, Lorelei is often called the Nettle Girl or Daughter of Willow. Her symbol is the fish or the oak cluster with wild flowing streams and deep groves of oak being places that are held sacred by her flock. Lorelei is a the Huntress of the pantheon and her followers are usually well-practiced at survival with all manner of traditional hunter/gatherer weaponry. Her worshippers are found mostly in villages and other small settlements, but in cities, you will find that bowyers and rope-makers still venerate the Daughter of Willow as do those who fish or procure other wild game. Hand-crafted gear rather than things made from forge or fire is preferred, particularly if made by ones own hand or passed down from an ancestor.

Divine Domains

Nature

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A cluster of oak leaves, a leaping fish or ornamentally knotted rope

Tenets of Faith

The Lesson of the Nettle is demonstrative of all interactions with the natural world. It is the notion that one must know the old ways and respect them or be stung by the Nettle Girl for your hubris. Be thankful for the gifts of the forest and stream, taking no more than is needed. The old ways are still the best ways.

Divine Classification

Deity

Religions

• The Steppenwolf Coventry