Serra

The Goddess of Beasts

Serra's power was originally much greater, though still confined by her sister and the Shieldmaiden. When the Conqueror promised her true freedom, Serra relinquished much of her power and mind to him, an action that resulted in the death of her sister and her eventual freedom. Serra was known to be almost feral and lacked much in the way of coherency and perhaps even sentience. During the war, she was unleashed upon the enemies of the Conqueror to great effect, tearing entire armies to pieces and commanding flocks of her spawn to do the same. Many of the Gods came close to dying at various points of the war, but never Serra, on the battlefield she was uncontested, unpredictable and near undefeatable.
When the Conqueror's forces fell, Serra remained a wild beast, uncaged and a threat to all in her immediate vicinity. The Aegis did not want more Gods to die, but could not allow this ferocity to continue, Pandora elected to trap Serra within her own demiplane where she might roam freely, live with her spawn and find some amount of peace.

The Followers of Serra

The Followers of Serra are split into two factions, those who would see her freed and those who would seek to tame her feral nature. The former believe that within all beings is a primordial urge to rebel, and to imprison and contain that urge is unnatural. They live as hedonists in the wild, conducting strange rituals to their caged Goddess. The latter believe that there is nobility in overcoming one's inner turmoil and that through prayer, they might restore Serra's sanity to her and return her to the mortal plane as the new Goddess of nature, inheriting the title from her deceased sister.