#trithereon

Trithereon (Dnd) stimboard

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Tried something different with the colors and blending, just for the fun of it.

Like, not even in the sense of "peace of mind that I know what's going on with my life and I feel in charge of it", but more like "I established boundaries with my parents and get a 11% raise; I establish boundaries with my boss and get a free dinner"

It's been that way all my life

Brothers, I'm talking miracles

Lydia is the goddess of Music, Knowledge, and Daylight, shown as a dynamic older woman with white hair and clear blue eyes. Her symbol is a spray of colors from an open hand. She interacts with many other gods, exchanging information and songs. In some ways she is the converse of Pholtus, pressing for individual liberty so that others may see the light of truth without being blinded by it; this pleases Trithereon, who also strives for the freedom of the individual.

Dogma: "People must gain knowledge to better themselves. Music is a key to learning, and the light of day lets one see their own ignorance."

Church: Lydia's church has an open policy on all records, for the goddess hates secrets and those who would hoard information to the detriment of others. Her teachings are presented in song form so that they may be easily remembered, and her church often converts current and historical texts into ballads. Her church uses education to uplift women from lesser stations in life; this tends to make her unpopular with patriarchies. Most of her clerics are women. They discover and spread information wherever they travel, and are often found in the company of clerics of Fharlanghn. They are required to help women in need of education, and they spend much of their time in villages teaching women and children how to read and acting as midwives. They travel to discover lost caches of information and song, preferring historical accounts of actual deeds rather than fictionalizations and hearsay tales. Ceremonial garb includes white robes trimmed with gold and silver.

From Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, 2000

The below rendition of her holy symbol is my own creation, but feel free to copy or modify it for your own use. In keeping with Lydia's teaching regarding knowledge, do not trademark or copyright it.