Changes: Artemis

Revision as of 19:35, 9 December 2017

A vision of Artemis^[1]

Artemis

Basic Information

Title(s):

Mistress of the Fates
The Endless
The Jaws of Oblivion
Lady Doom
The Final Mother
"Death"

Symbol(s):

A skull with an eyeball on the forehead (most common)
A raven or crow with spread wings
A black ankh

Aspect(s):

The Crone

Power:

Higher power

Pantheon(s):

Elarian, Kalendrian

Influence

Region(s):

Elaria, Kalendros

Dominion:

Realm of the Dead

Areas(s) of
interest:

The dead, undeath, necromancy, fate and doom, eternity, The Deadwalker's Curse

Portfolio:

Death
Fate
Inevitability
Decay
Doom

Worship

Worshipers:

Mediums, necromancers, the grieving, those fearful of death and/or fate

Alignments:

	G
L	N	C
	E

Favored
weapon:

Scythe

Connections

Key location(s):

Altar of the Endless

Served by:

The Reapers

Rival(s):

Soldarion

Manifestations

Race:

Human

Gender:

Female

Other form(s):

Sometimes appears as a crow or a raven

Sacred
animal(s):

Ravens, crows, maggots, rats, carrion animals

Sacred plant(s):

Blood Orchid

Sacred
mineral(s):

Obsidian

Favored colors(s):

Black, grey, deep purple or maroon

This article is a stub. You can help out by expanding it.

Death eventually comes for everyone. It is feared by many, and desired by few. For the mortal races and species of the world, the passing of life is the ultimate loss. For others, however, death is a topic worthy of respect, and has even been used as a tool to conquer hostile lands and build entire dynasties. It has a name to most of humankind, a name that is spoken most often in a hush. When drifting on the wind, Artemis^[2] carries a great weight to it. To curse someone in the name of The Final Mother often comes with a terrible price, for like lovers on an onyx ballroom floor, fate and death are always intertwined, dancing and twirling to the tune of oblivion.

Practices

Worshipers of the Goddess of Death are often morose in nature, and rarely do they celebrate the topics that life normally prides itself on. They are focused primarily on what is to come, and what has passed. Memorials and sentiments have no sway over Her disciples.

Appendix

Notes

References

↑ "Rook" by Jodie Muir
↑ The name 'Artemis', and when given to characters, most often references "the moon". This is similar to the Greek Goddess Artemis.

[1] "Rook" by Jodie Muir

[2] The name 'Artemis', and when given to characters, most often references "the moon". This is similar to the Greek Goddess Artemis.

[1]

[2]

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 {{Stub}}
-'''[[Death]]''' eventually comes for everyone. It is feared by many, and desired by few. For the mortal races and species of the world, the passing of life is the ultimate loss. For others, however, death is a topic worthy of respect, and has even been used as a tool to conquer hostile lands and build entire dynasties. It has a name to most of [[Human|humankind]], a name that is spoken most often in a hush. When drifting on the wind, ''Artemis''<ref group="notes">The name 'Artemis', and when given to characters, most often references "the moon".</ref> carries a great weight to it. To curse someone in the name of ''The Final Mother'' often comes with a terrible price, for like lovers on an onyx ballroom floor, fate and death are always intertwined, dancing and twirling to the tune of oblivion.
+'''[[Death]]''' eventually comes for everyone. It is feared by many, and desired by few. For the mortal races and species of the world, the passing of life is the ultimate loss. For others, however, death is a topic worthy of respect, and has even been used as a tool to conquer hostile lands and build entire dynasties. It has a name to most of [[Human|humankind]], a name that is spoken most often in a hush. When drifting on the wind, ''Artemis''<ref>The name 'Artemis', and when given to characters, most often references "the moon". This is similar to the Greek Goddess Artemis.</ref> carries a great weight to it. To curse someone in the name of ''The Final Mother'' often comes with a terrible price, for like lovers on an onyx ballroom floor, fate and death are always intertwined, dancing and twirling to the tune of oblivion.
 == Practices ==