Waukeen

Goddess of luck and trade

Waukeen is an important Deity of Toriel known as the Merchant's Friend. Her portfolio include everything related to commerce and trade. Those who venerate and appease her include gambler, adventurers, merchants from lowly peddlers and wealthy owners of trading companies.
Waukeen is also the mistress of luck and fortune, an energetic and spontaneous deity, unafraid of danger, for she expects to be lucky enough to evade it before it brings her harm.
Waukeen's commandments:

• Seize every chance to trade, barter, or profit, for fortune favors the daring.
• Let the balance of trade strengthen bonds and communities alike.
• Build wealth through honest and equitable exchange.

Waukeen

(Goddess of luck and trade)

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Titles

Merrchant's friend, Lady of gold

Race

Halfling

Sex

Female

Alignment

Neutral

Sheet

Portfolio

Commerce, Trade

Domains

Knowledge, Trickery

Worshippers

Adventurers, Gamblers, Merchants, Shopkeepers

Celebration

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Symbol

Religions

• Church of Waukeen

Church/Cult

Church of Waukeen

Characteristics

Physical features

The human empire often portrays Waukeen in a human form, while halfling communities depict her as one of their own, with a shorter stature. Regardless of her height, Waukeen is universally represented as a slender, youthful woman with long, lustrous golden hair, always adorned in splendid attire.

Throughout Tana’s Empire, numerous statues in her churches depict Waukeen as a human, reflecting the cultural influence of the empire.

Halflings envision her as a young adult who moves so fast that she can barely be seen.

History

Halfling Genesis

Brandobaris a human god known for his cunning and audacity hatched a plan to outwit Surtur. He successfully infiltrated Surtur's hoard, which contained exquisitely crafted artifacts of immense power. In an audacious heist, Brandobaris managed to steal from the hoard, causing Surtur to erupt in fury.
In his rage, Surtur cursed Brandobaris and all his followers, shrinking them down to the size of half-men. However, Brandobaris, true to his nature, took this drastic transformation lightly, even finding humor in it. Many gods, including Waukeen and Cyrrollalee, saw the curse as unjust, especially for Brandobaris's devoted followers.
In an act of solidarity and sympathy, Waukeen and Cyrrollalee decided to stand with Brandobaris and his followers. They willingly shrank themselves down to the size of halflings and bestowed their divine blessings upon the transformed humans. Waukeen blessed them with goft of luck to assist them in navigating the challenges of their newfound existence.