Sehanine, The Moonweaver

Overview

Sehanine, the Moonweaver, is a chaotic good deity of moonlight and the autumn season, the patron of illusions and misdirection, as well as the goddess associated with the tides due to her lunar attributions. Widely worshipped within halfling and elven culture, she is largely considered to be the deity of love and protector of the trysts of lovers. Those who work in secrecy and trickery often ask for her blessing.

Appearance and symbols

She is most often depicted as a young girl with light blue skin and white hair. Her body and limbs create the edges of the shadows.
When she appears as an adult woman, she has black and white hair, deep-blue skin like the ocean, twin moons for eyes and a warm smile. She wears a black silk gown.

Personality

Sehanine, The Moonweaver, embodies an enigmatic and ethereal essence that captivates those who encounter her. Her dual depictions—a youthful girl with light blue skin and white hair or an adult woman radiating serenity—reflect the duality of night's mystery and tranquillity. With deep-blue skin reminiscent of ocean depths, twin moons for eyes symbolizing intuition and foresight, and a warm smile that offers both comfort and intrigue, Sehanine exudes a personality steeped in wisdom and introspection. Her presence is gentle yet profound, inviting followers to explore the hidden pathways within themselves while guiding them with her serene grace. As The Moonweaver, she embodies balance between light and shadow, weaving dreams into reality under the moon's glow, inspiring creativity and reflection among those who honour her.

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