Agharna

The Righteous, Righter of Wrongs

"Blessed be Agharna, for, in our hour of need, She came to Dilgar and brought us to this land of plenty...Her justice may be hard, but She cannot be fooled, and those who feel Her blade on their necks are deserving of Her vengeance. For those who bring nothing but goodness into this world, they will find Her to be merciful, repaying their good faith and praise of Her with a comfortable life on the ground and a seat in the halls of heaven."
~The Long Prayer and the Short Prayer

Divine Domains

Justice, Good, Nobility

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A longsword, a lit torch or candle, the number one

Tenets of Faith

Agharna is regarded as the arbiter of those who will get into heaven, so She commands that all people be prepared for their judgement upon death.

She also insists upon honesty and fairness in all doings, with the good people of the world being Her favoured people.

Holidays

The annual Festival of Agharna is held the week of 27 Fieldmonth, with her actual holy day being that day. This week is usually celebrated with musical performances and carnival acts in major cities, with dancing and good cheer being the intended goal of such celebrations.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

The filling of heaven with only the righteous and good, with the rest being sent back down to the ground to be reincarnated.

The protection of the good and the punishment of the wicked, in line with Her role as the goddess of justice.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Agharna is often depicted as a Hayim woman of great size, wearing the dress of the unmarried and carrying a torch in one hand and a longsword in the other.

Divine Classification

Goddess

Art Credit: emperorcharlesii (me!)