Dina

Originally called The Mother, Dina was thought to be an ancient goddess from the lowlands but was discovered in the Fey age to be one of the minor goddess of the First era, credited for teaching the first beings agriculture. In the era of age's she is one of the duel deities within the Lowlands along with the Father, with a temple there and a shrine in Undarna's temple at the Sanctuary of the first ones.

Restoration

While throughout the early era of ages Dina, or The Mother as she was known, was prayed to exclusively in the lowlands as a goddess of fertility and the harvest as part of a pair. During the Fey age, however, with the Expedition to the first sanctuary her position as a nature goddess increased with areas of the borderlands starting to worship her. This increase in prominence only helped increase interest in the the first era.

Depiction

Dina is depicted as a young water Touched with long flowing dark green hair. She is normally depicted in a plain white bell sleeved dress with a gold belt. While often depicted with a variety of plants and crops, her statues always seem to carry four wheat plants in her arms.

Divine Domains

Fertility, growth, plants, and the harvest

Main Sanctuary

Shrine to Undarna at the Sanctuary of the first ones

Divine Classification

Primordial goddess

Parents

Undarna

Baskar