Palia the Night Goddess

The Nimýric moon goddess and the sister of the sun goddess Saphéne.

Divine Domains

Palia is seen as the embodiment of Chryphóra's moon of the same name. Besides watching over the world in Saphéne's absence, she is the patron of the artists whom she inspires in their dreams.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Her main symbol is the silver crescent moon.

Holidays

The first day of the week is dedicated to her. Many religious Nimýrité speak a small prayer when they return to work, asking the goddess for inspiration. Temple services are held under each full moon.

Physical Description

Body Features

Palia is generally portrayed with light blue fins and equally blue hair which falls down to her back fins. Her eyes are silver.

Apparel & Accessories

Like her sister, Palia is commonly depicted in a long flowing dress that hides her feet. Her dress is blue, and she wears a cape of a darker shade. Her silver crown is simpler in design than that of Saphéne, showing only one pointed loop in the middle.

Divine Classification

Deity

Religions

• Church of Saphéne

Realm

Palia