#lo'sho

The Shadow of the Moon by @varliona 🌑✨

Beautiful commission of Y'thenna done by @/gisellesdoodles

Aria'di'lura, High Priestess of the Blue Child (Maee'une) in my own alternative canon world of Azeroth / Warcraft overall (not the canon in-game one)! Art done by @veroww, OC belongs to me (@KariWase/azulmoon).

A moonwell dedicated to the blue goddess (inspired by feladrae's) 🌌🌑🌌

The moon's kiss to her beloved keeper of the forest 🍃🌙 Gosh, I love night elves so much. Art is done by @saltmatey, the handsome keeper belongs to @ryanheardt 🫐

Y'thenna's war regalia! Even Lo'sho, a goddess of learning and navigation has a war side!

Did an aesthetic board thingy for An'ora and Y'thenna!

“The myth then states that The Daughter weeped for her lost love, and from the tears that landed on Alor'el's mangled body sprouted flowers. These flowers (which would later take on Her mortal lover's name) are said to only bloom for a couple who shares a perfect love, as what the Daughter and her lover were. These flowers are held sacred by all of the Blue Child's followers, and are commonly used in their funeral rights by (depending on the race) burning the flower, planting it on or near their grave, and many other things. The “First” Alor'el flower is held in one of the oldest temples dedicated to the smaller moon deity, however, aside from the sheer size of it, there is no proof that it is the first. — Myths and Beliefs Surrounding the Religions of the Blue Child, Page 476”