Nyxara The Shadow Weaver

Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Nyxara the Shadow Weaver is revered as the deity of darkness, treachery, and the dark elves. Her followers believe in the power of the night, the cunning of spiders, and the superiority of the dark elf race. Nyxara is depicted as a dark, alluring figure, often surrounded by webs and shadows. Her presence is terrifying, exuding an aura of malevolence and mystery.
Nyxara is typically portrayed as a dark and alluring figure. She is often surrounded by webs and shadows, emphasizing her connection to darkness and treachery. Her appearance is both beautiful and sinister, embodying the essence of cunning and malevolence.
Temples dedicated to Nyxara are hidden in the depths of the Netherdeep. These places are designed for dark rituals and secret worship, with an atmosphere of mystery and danger. The architecture is intricate and shadowy, reflecting the treacherous nature of Nyxara’s teachings. Here, the faithful gather to honor Nyxara, perform dark rituals, and seek her blessings.
Teachings:

• Importance of Cunning: Nyxara's teachings emphasize the importance of cunning. Followers are encouraged to weave intricate plots and to use their intellect to dominate those weaker than themselves.

• Value of Ruthless Ambition: Ruthless ambition is seen as a source of power. Followers are taught to embrace their darker nature and to use any means necessary to achieve their goals.

• Strength in Manipulation: True power lies in the ability to manipulate and control. Nyxara’s followers find strength in their superior intellect and see themselves as destined to rule through treachery and deceit.

Followers:
Nyxara’s followers include dark elves, spies, and anyone who values cunning and treachery. They gather in the depths of the Netherdeep to honor her teachings, share knowledge, and seek her blessings. The faithful often seek her guidance before engaging in acts of subterfuge and betrayal, trusting in her to help them succeed in their dark ambitions.

Divine Domains

Trickery, Twilight

Divine Classification

Deity