Phauna, Goddess of Magic

Phauna, Goddess of Magic is a deity who is revered and worshipped by those who seek knowledge, wisdom, and mastery of the arcane. She is known for her ability to grant her followers access to the secrets of magic, and to help them hone their skills and abilities as spellcasters.
Phauna is often depicted as a wise, regal woman with a curious, inquisitive nature. She is said to be always seeking knowledge, and is never satisfied until she has discovered the truth behind every mystery. Her followers believe that she is constantly testing them, and that her gifts of magic are a reward for those who pass her trials.
Of her followers, there are none that worship her as fervently and exclusively as the Erudite League of Meriledia. It is there that her teachings are predominantly spread throughout Karnia alongside the dissemination of magical knowledge the institutions there provide.

Divine Domains

Magic, Knowledge

Artifacts

The Wand of Eternal Light - This artifact is said to have the ability to cast any spell, no matter how powerful, with just a simple wave. It is said to be able to dispel even the strongest of enchantments and curses.
The Ring of Spell Binding - This powerful ring is said to allow the wearer to bind the magic of others and use it for their own purposes. It is believed that whoever possesses this ring will have the ability to take control of even the most powerful of spellcasters.

Holy Books & Codes

The Codex Arcanum, the Book of Shadows, and the Grimoire of the Wise. These texts are considered sacred by her followers, and are said to contain all of the knowledge and wisdom necessary to master the arcane arts.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Phauna, the goddess of magic, is typically associated with a stylized representation of a magical spell or spell-casting gesture as her divine symbol. The symbol is often depicted as a hand or wand emitting magical energy or light. Her sacred colours are typically blue and purple, which are seen as symbolic of the otherworldly and mysterious nature of magic. The colours might also be combined to create a deep violet hue, which is considered particularly holy. Additionally, silver and white are sometimes used to represent the purity and raw power of magic. In art and iconography, Phauna is often depicted wearing robes of these colours or holding items, such as a staff or wand, that are accented with them.

Tenets of Faith

1. Respect the power of magic - Followers of Phauna believe that magic is a powerful and dangerous force that should be respected and used wisely. They are encouraged to study and understand the intricacies of magic, but also to be mindful of its potential to cause harm if used improperly.
2. Strive for knowledge - Phauna is known as the goddess of magic, but she is also associated with knowledge and wisdom. Her followers are encouraged to pursue knowledge in all its forms and to continuously learn and grow.
3. Embrace diversity - Phauna's followers believe that magic and knowledge come from many sources and that it is important to respect and value the diverse experiences and perspectives of others. They strive to create a world that is inclusive and respectful of all people and cultures.
4. Use magic for good - Followers of Phauna believe that magic should be used to improve the lives of others and to create a better world. They are encouraged to use their knowledge and abilities to help those in need and to make a positive impact in the world.
5. Protect the balance - Magic has the potential to upset the delicate balance of nature and the world, and Phauna's followers believe it is their responsibility to protect this balance. They are encouraged to consider the long-term effects of their actions and to use magic in a responsible and sustainable manner.

Holidays

The Day of Enchantment: This is a day of celebration and renewal, when followers of Phauna gather to perform intricate rituals and spells. The highlight of this day is a grand spectacle in which a chosen few perform an elaborate, synchronized spell that showcases the power of magic. This day is also used to bless new spells, magical items, and students of the arcane arts.
The Night of Power: This is a night of reflection and introspection, where followers of Phauna meditate on the nature of magic and their place in the world. This is also a time for practising individual spells and focusing their magic. Followers are encouraged to spend the night in solitude, seeking new understanding and mastery of their craft.
The Festival of Transmutation: This is a day of transformation, where followers of Phauna come together to showcase the limitless potential of magic. This festival is full of displays of transmutation magic, such as shape-shifting, alchemy, and illusions. This is a day of experimentation, where Phauna's followers push the boundaries of what magic can accomplish.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

Phauna is said to be constantly seeking to expand the understanding and mastery of magic by her followers. She desires for them to use their gifts for good, and to bring light to the world through their knowledge and abilities. At the same time, she also seeks to keep the secrets of magic safe, and to prevent those who would abuse their power from gaining access to the knowledge and abilities that she has to offer.

Divine Classification

Goddess of Magic

Religions

• The Sacred Order

Realm

Arcadia

Ruled Locations

• Arcadia
• Hall of Mysteries