Mystuka - "Princess of the North Nimbus"

Wild and capricious, Mystuka is the goddess of the wind, of travel, of revelry and music. Mystuka is the patron of those who find the natural beauty of life captivating and worth cherishing above all else. To Mystuka, there is no greater joy than to look on from the clouds and admire the vastness of the world, and all the little insignificant but beautiful moments that occur within it.
Mystuka is a champion of hope and change for the universe she now resides in, and one who hopes to tear back the dark veil that has eclipsed the worlds of reality for so long. Mystuka like all the gods however is young, younger than even some of the longest lived mortals, and a playmaker in a universe filled with powerful and more experienced souls. Mystuka is said to regularly seek council with the Grand Caliph of the djinn, Husam al-Balil ben Nafhat al-Yugayyim.
Mystuka however does not respect the Caliph’s ways of slavery, as less oppressive as it is compared to the likes of other genies. Mystuka does not pay anything in seeking the Caliph’s advice, as the ruler of djinnis takes great pleasure in the inflation of his ego that comes with providing counsel and direction to a true deity. Mystuka however does have one bargain in place, with the goal of freeing all of the djinni’s servants for good. The Caliph desires the most majestic of songs, a song of unfettered and eternal beauty and vitality, a gift that only the Princess of the North Nimbus would be capable of providing him. And it is a gift that Mystuka would happily and readily give, if not for her attention being constantly directed towards undoing the damaging actions of Darrilok, Lord of the Ruinstorm and providing her boons towards her worshippers.
As such Mystuka encourages her followers one and all to devise great music wherever they go, to travel and enjoy the merriment of life. With every song composed, and every piece of shared music digested by thought, Mystuka hopes to finish her masterwork composed by the hearts and minds of the free to present to the Grand Caliph.
Mystuka is stated to not have a true form and exists as a living manifestation of the wind itself, her form often taking shape according to her mood like that of a cloud changing its shape and color. Mortal artists however often take great liberties to depict the goddess as a young and beautiful maiden wreathed in clouds, causing breezes and fair winds to occur across creation from the far reaching echo of her voice. Others that wish to depict her strength often use other imposing yet beauitful forms she takes, such as that of a multi-colored griffon.

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Areas of Concern: air, freedom, music, weather, clear skies
Divine Realm: The Vortex of Song, North Nimbus, Elemental Plane of Air
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Typical Follower Alignments: NG, CG, CN
Edicts: Open closed areas to fresh air, travel throughout your surroundings daily, create and/or indulge in music and dance
Anathema: Restrain a creature longer or more tightly than is necessary, pollute the air (such as poisonous gas), linger in one place for too long.
Doctrines and Beliefs: Mystuka rarely enforces a rigid set of beliefs onto her followers, primarily urging them to take the time in their lives to savor the small insignificant moments and sensations of life, knowing how fleeting and fragile it is. Mystuka deeply encourages the act of travel, and dislikes it when her followers linger in one area for too long.
Worshippers: Mystuka has followers all over the world of Palurin, and is known for the bards that sing in her name. All over the world one can find liberators, artistic visionaries, and simple farmfolk that wish for fair weather for their crops who dedicate their hopes and prayers towards the Princess of the North Nimbus.

Devotee Benefits:

Divine Ability: Dexterity or Charisma
Divine Font: Heal
Divine Skill: Acrobatics or Performance
Sanctification: Can choose Holy
Favored Weapon(s): Flyssa
Domains: Air, Creation, Freedom, Luck, Travel
Alternate Domains: Lightning
Cleric Spells 1st: Gust of Wind, 2nd: Propulsive Breeze, 6th: Phantom Orchestra