Eve Snow
The Great Dragon of Innocence
Eve is a Jhar’Irden that was made by the Thirteen. Specifically by Gaasyendietha, the Great Dragon of Creativity. The purpose for Her creation was a favor to Lamina Snow, the Great Dragon of Knowledge. Before the Thirteen were sealed, Lamina had asked for a daughter as Her and Valrux, the Champion of Leadership, could not conceive one. Because of this, Gaasyendietha recreated Eve in the image of Lamina and Valrux. Her skin of a fair complexion, silver scales adorning human-like flesh. She was incredibly short for a “balahran,” but Her draconic traits remained dominant. Her mount is recognized as being a Heavy Warhorse.
Dogma
Eve is a timid Dragon that often seldom speaks. Whenever a situation arises that She is passionate about, typically in regards to outcasts or those that have no home, She will act instead of speak. She is a liberator of the weak and downtrodden. Her compassion for other races extended well past the backgrounds those peoples hold. She bears no judgment on others and has always remained honest. When She had developed a bond with Adam, the Champion of Outcasts, and His death shook Her to Her core, Eve had embodied His memory through song.
Gaining Favor or Redemption
Balahran worshippers of the Alliance of Scales do not have to seek redemption from them as their faith is not gifted, but taken. Eve’s favor is gained through honesty and compassion. To show kindness to even the meekest of creatures will grant worshippers Eve’s good graces. Compassion and innocence are not weaknesses, but strengths that have no violent purpose.
Interactions with the World
Eve influences the actions of Her worshippers through guidance. Eve’s guidance upon Her worshippers is stay true to one’s self and provide unto others the comforts you have been afforded. This started as small kindnesses and charitable acts, but it developed into inspiring others through song that is often sung across Xilunwa. And thus, Eve provides from their songs.
Divine Classification
Great Dragon
Species
Church/Cult
Children
Sex
Female
Gender
Woman
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