Nocturna (nok-turn-uh)
The Moon Goddess, Mistress of the NIght
The goddess of the moon, stars, and the night, Nocturna, most often appears as a woman with hair as black as a starless night and alabaster skin. Her eyes are like pools of silver. She is usuallu adorned in a black silk gown with golden trim. Thieves and rogues often pray to her, even take her as a patron deity, to better hide in the cover of her darkness, the light of her silvery moon being the only illumination they operate in. She is also the goddess of love, as the act of reproduction often happens at night under a starry sky and her watchful gaze. She is seen as the diety of trickery as women seek to bewitch their betrothed. She is neither good nor evil, as acts of both take place under the cover of a moonlit sky.
Divine Domains
Life, Trickery
Divine Symbols & Sigils
A silver pendant shaped as a crescent moon inscribed with runes of a divine language.
Holidays
Moonlit Revelry: Held during the full moon of Lunaria, this festival honors Nocturna with nighttime parades, lantern lighting, and storytelling. People stay up all night celebrating under the moonlight.
Divine Classification
Major Deity
Religions
Alignment
Neutral
Children
Sex
Female
Eyes
Pale blue
Hair
Long, sleek, black hair
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Ivory pale skin
Height
6'5"
Weight
180 lbs.
Aligned Organization
Related Myths
Moon, Darkness, Seduction, Trickery
Alignment
Neutral
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