Waukeen

Waukeen, also known as the Gold Lady, was an active and enthusiastic deity who enjoyed the ebb and flow of goods via commerce and the rapid pace of business in a thriving marketplace full of spirited bargaining. Her side always got the best bargain, but the other party usually walked away also feeling satisfied with the terms of the deal. Waukeen was driven to accomplish a goal and move on to the next one and, rather than being frustrated when the usual business practices failed to work out a solution, she was willing to try alternate methods. This manifested itself in her church sometimes allowing the ends to justify the means. Her stubbornness and dogged persistence occasionally got her in predicaments and likely led to her imprisonment during The First War.
She was often seen as a ten-foot-tall woman with eyes of solid gold and two golden lions at pets. She wore a gown woven from strips of precious metals polished to a gleaming finish and sprinkled with all manner of gemstones. Her sash was of spun gold and her cloak was a lattice of gold coins. On her feet were boots of laced pearls with gold soles.

Divine Domains

Knowledge, Trickery

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Upright coin with Waukeen's profile facing left

Mental characteristics

Gender Identity

Feminine

Divine Classification

Deity

Religions

• The First Order

Alignment

Neutral