Lanvie
Lanvie is the trickster god of the Majan.
Physical Description
Special abilities
Lanvie can shapeshift, perform expert magic and potion crafting, mesmerize humans and persuade them to do his bidding. He can also enter dreams, and cause nightmeres.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Lanvie is a loner among the gods. He loved the goddess of sunbeams, Evanore. For her, he stole fire from the sun, and was thus banished from the land of the gods, doomed to walk among mortals forever. He then manipulated Evanore into killing her husband.
Before that, he had a breif affair with Alára, the wife of Aja, and had a daughter with her, Haiine, the goddess of winter. After this, Aja was waiting for any opportunity to punish him.
Now, alone, Lanvie made the god of dreams fall in love with him, stealing a shroud of his robe and then fleeing.
Gender Identity
Lanvie is most often portrayed as male, but has been known to take the form of females, or on-human creatures. As a shapeshifter, his gender simply depends on the present moment.
Sexuality
Lanvie has been with both men and women in the past.
Morality & Philosophy
Lanvie is not the most honerable of gods. He will only keep his word if he is compelled too, and his loyalty changes depending on who can offer him something. Often, he causes trouble simply for the fun of it. However, he knows mortals better than most gods, and is not always a villian.
Taboos
Lanvie detests prideful mortals, and delights in humbling them. When working with the god, always be humble and respectful. He also despises routine, prejeduce, and rigitity, preffering those who are fluid, open to new ideas, and possess an air of spontenaity.
Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Lanvie is most often motivated by selfishness, though he usually dislikes most forms of power and authority. He likes to have fun, and cause mischief, though he will not do something to the detrimete of himself.
Social
Contacts & Relations
Lanvie had a breif infatuation with Evanore, where she promised to be his wife, but then married a mortal man. After that, he has had countless lovers, both divine and mortal.
Family Ties
In some records, Lanvie is the son of Maya and Hett, while in others he is the son of Evanore and Egontar. In this version, he never loved Evanore, and agreed to help her because she threatened him. Overall, Lanvie's parantage is confusing, and inconsistent.
It is possible he had siblings, Amisa and Akam.
Hobbies & Pets
Lanvie is often in the company of a white fox, while in some stories, that is the form that he takes.
Relationships
History
Lanvie appeared to him as a mortal, and they fell in love. Eventually, Morre took him to the land of rest, but he started causing trouble and stole a fragment of his cloak. He was then banished.
Nicknames & Petnames
To Lanvie, Morre was his only ally in a time of abandonment. Though he cared for Morre, he cared for himself more. Morre fell in love with Lanvie's wit and sharpness and would have married him had he not been betrayed.
Divine Classification
God
Religions
Church/Cult
Honorary & Occupational Titles
Known as the The Disturber in some places, and "The Blue-Eyed Fox," in other places.
Family
Spouses
Morre
(Morre was the lover of Lanvie)
Siblings
Children
Eyes
blue/green
Hair
Long and black
Aligned Organization
Related Myths
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