Lliira
Our Lady of Joy
Priests and priestesses of Lliira, called "Joydancers", were the apple of her eye. They were entrusted with leadership and tasked as planners of festivals.
Followers of Lliira were called Lliirans and wore brightly colored outfits, and adorned themselves with rubies and sapphires. These stones were sacred to Lliira and any seen wearing them were blessed by passing clergy. They were known for always having a smile on their lips; it was unheard of to see one with a frown.
The Lady of Joy abhorred violence at celebrations, and would withhold her blessing from any celebration marred by it. The only weapons drawn at a festival must be ceremonial and never lead to bloodshed.
Divine Domains
Life
Divine Symbols & Sigils
A triangle of three six-pointed stars
Tenets of Faith
Worship: publicly at group celebrations and festivals
Clergy: Anyone
Function: Healers of the sick, entertainers, storytellers
Chosen: Worth is proven through good deeds
Distinguished By: Brightly coloured outfits adorned with sapphires and rubies
Deadly Sins: Selfishness, revenge, violence
High Virtues: kindness, love
Associated Artform: dance
Coming of Age: 15 years old
Coming of Age Rite: must organize their own coming of age celebration
Marriage: based on love
Marriage Rites: a week long celebration with many feasts, music and dance. The couple are visited in their home all week long by guests dressed in masks and cloaks who try to disguise themselves. These guests bring music and food and drink to celebrate the couple. If the couple can guess who their guests are, they must remove their masks and then continue to celebrate. If they cannot guess, that person's identity remains a secret for the remainer of the week.
Death Rites: a non-formal celebration of life that lasts a week.
Clergy: Anyone
Function: Healers of the sick, entertainers, storytellers
Chosen: Worth is proven through good deeds
Distinguished By: Brightly coloured outfits adorned with sapphires and rubies
Deadly Sins: Selfishness, revenge, violence
High Virtues: kindness, love
Associated Artform: dance
Coming of Age: 15 years old
Coming of Age Rite: must organize their own coming of age celebration
Marriage: based on love
Marriage Rites: a week long celebration with many feasts, music and dance. The couple are visited in their home all week long by guests dressed in masks and cloaks who try to disguise themselves. These guests bring music and food and drink to celebrate the couple. If the couple can guess who their guests are, they must remove their masks and then continue to celebrate. If they cannot guess, that person's identity remains a secret for the remainer of the week.
Death Rites: a non-formal celebration of life that lasts a week.
Social
Religious Views
Her portfolio includes: Joy, happiness, contentment, dance, freedom, release, festivals
Divine Classification
Lesser Diety
Alignment
Chaotic Good
Children
Gender
Female
Eyes
Amber
Hair
Long, dark brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Pale, milky white skin
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