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== Lyssa == |
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| ⚫ | {{Deity|image1 = Lyssa2.jpg|name = Lyssa|titles = irehair, Lady Firehair, The Lady in the Room|affiliations = Love, Beauty, Passion, Pleasure, The Arts|domains = Light, Protection}}Lyssa is a passionate, emotive goddess who represents and encourages love and beauty in all their forms. Though sometimes depicted as flighty and cruel, more often Lyssa is expressed as a symbol of inner beauty and not just romantic but also the deep bonds of spiritual, familial, and platonic love. She is beloved by bards and artists, and many songs, theaters, and galleries are dedicated to her. She is also a favorite among courtesans. Temples to Lyssa often include lavish formal gardens full of hidden grottos for trysting lovers.[[File:Lyssa.JPG|thumb|619x619px|left]] |
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| ⚫ | Lyssa is a passionate, emotive goddess who represents and encourages love and beauty in all their forms. Though sometimes depicted as flighty and cruel, more often Lyssa is expressed as a symbol of inner beauty and not just romantic but also the deep bonds of spiritual, familial, and platonic love. She is beloved by bards and artists, and many songs, theaters, and galleries are dedicated to her. She is also a favorite among courtesans. Temples to Lyssa often include lavish formal gardens full of hidden grottos for trysting lovers. |
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Revision as of 02:56, 11 June 2018
Lyssa
Lyssa is a passionate, emotive goddess who represents and encourages love and beauty in all their forms. Though sometimes depicted as flighty and cruel, more often Lyssa is expressed as a symbol of inner beauty and not just romantic but also the deep bonds of spiritual, familial, and platonic love. She is beloved by bards and artists, and many songs, theaters, and galleries are dedicated to her. She is also a favorite among courtesans. Temples to Lyssa often include lavish formal gardens full of hidden grottos for trysting lovers.
