Sídarra (see-dar-ah)

Lady of the Green

Sídarra is a Prime Deity and the younger of the twin goddesses of nature, her sister, Ríona, being the elder. Sídarra represents life and growth, generally viewed as a benevolent goddess. Sídarra is the beauty of nature, the pleasant weather, a gentle stream, growing crops. Vor and Sumar are her seasons. She enjoys seeing mortals revel in natural beauty, and many gardens will have shrines to Sídarra asking for her blessing of beautiful flowers and wildlife. Of the two sisters, Sídarra is the one that is worshiped out of appreciation. While shunning general civilization and development, she does appreciate when attempts are made to live with and alongside it. Many of the Seelie creatures of Faerie are creations of Sídarra, evident by their strong ties to nature, growth, and beauty. The Archfey and Sumar Queen Titania is believed to be her daughter and embodies much of her mother's aspects. Much like the beauty of nature can hide great danger, Sídarra, and her daughter Titania, are fearsome when angered. Sudden Sumar storms, typhoons, hurricanes, and droughts are all aspects of her displeasure, and entire cities have been destroyed when caught in her ire.

Sídarra and Ríona are highly antagonistic towards each other, though this was not always the case. In the beginning of Fiore, the sisters were inseparable, with Ríona ever protective of her "younger" sister, and Sídarra looking up to and relying on Ríona. During the Creation War, Ríona was captured by the Forsaken, and believed dead by Sídarra. This was after Asmodeus' betrayal to join the Forsaken, and it was his intervention and deception that made Sídarra believe Ríona dead and give up the search for her sister. As part of Asmodeus' second betrayal, returning again to the gods of Fiore, he weakened the prison holding Ríona, allowing her escape. Ríona returned but much had changed. Believing herself abandoned by her beloved sister, Ríona had come to hate Sídarra. Being subjected to the torture and insanity of the Forsaken had hardened Ríona, and Sídarra's pleas of explanation fell on deaf ears. Their now eternal conflict is known as the War of Seasons, and the Sumar and Vetur courts of Faerie embody it on a mortal level.

Divine Domains

D&D 5e

Cleric Domains:

• Life
• Nature
• Tempest

Pathfinder 2e

Devotee Benefits:

• Divine Font: Heal
• Divine Skill: Nature
• Favored Weapon: Spear
• Major Domains: Earth, Healing, Nature, Sun
• Minor Domains: Lightning, Water
• Cleric Spells: 1st: Summon Fey, 3rd: Wall of Thorns, 5th: Plant Form

Divine Symbols & Sigils

A green field with a red rose in full bloom.

Tenets of Faith

Sídarra represents the kinder aspects of nature, the growth that sustains life. Most druids and those dependent on the land, such as farmers, worship equally Sídarra and Ríona. Both are integral to the balances and cycle of nature, life and death, growth and decay.

Edicts:

• Preserve and revere the beauty of nature.
• Guide civilization to grow in harmony with nature.
• Heal and protect the hurt and endangered.

Anathema:

• Destroy natural beauty.
• Kill for sport.
• Allow abuse of natural resources.

Follower Alignments:

• Any Good Alignment
• Any Neutral Alignment

Holidays

The first day of Tusvor that marks the beginning of Vor is Sídarra's most holy day. Celebrations of returning warmth and new life are common throughout Fiore.

Relationships

Sídarra

Younger Sister (Vital)

Towards Ríona

-5

Frank

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Ríona

Older Sister (Vital)

Towards Sídarra

-5

Subversive

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Divine Classification

Prime Deity (Greater God)

Religions

• The Endless Circle

Alignment

Chaotic Good

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Lady of the Green
Mother of the Forest
Goddess of Renewal
Mistress of the Wild
Queen of the Meadow
Bringer of Vor
Nurturer of Life
Guardian of the Garden.

Spouses

Siblings

Ríona (Older Sister)

Sex

Female

Eyes

Verdant green like new growth

Hair

Gold, with streaks of red

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Tanned