Angharradh

Queen of Arvandor, The Triune Goddess, The One and the Three, The Union of the Three

Unity, combined with diversity, is the greatest source of the elves strength. When the traitorous consort who would become Lolth sought to murder Angharradh's then-husband Corellon Larethian, the power of a single deity could not restore him. The three goddesses; Sehanine Moonbow, Aerdrie Faenya, and Hanali Celanil, combined their powers and their spirits in order to heal Corellon. Though all three aspects of the goddess are still worshipped individually, Angharradh is believed by many to be Corellon’s wife, ruling beside him as Queen of Arvandor.
As a union of other goddesses, the priestesses of Angharradh often identify with one of her aspects more closely than the others, in spite of their dedication to The Triune Goddess. Though acknowledging the holy days and ceremonies of the other aspects, a priestess often only participates in the holy days of the particular aspect she keeps.
There are few structures built to honor Angharradh specifically, as opposed to one of her aspects. These shrines often depict all three goddesses, and urge followers to be diverse in their interests, arts, and methods of worship. Shrines to Angharradh are often bountifully overflowing with all manner of gifts; from silver jewelry to fallen bird feathers to works of art.
The existence of Angharradh is sometimes debated between elves, as some believe Sehanine Moonbow is Corellon’s consort. As Sehanine, Aerdrie, and Hanali increasingly function independently, Angharradh may be weakened, or even eventually fade from existence.

Divine Classification

Knowledge, Life, Peace, and War domains

Alignment

Chaotic Good