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'''La'Kata''' (pronounced ''la-KAHT-ah''), the goddess of the isle. Her passion for the animals and plants of Epios spurred into isolation. Living amongst the trees and embracing the solitary life. It was during the The First Shift, as beings began to increase in their habitation of Edalon, that La'Kata came out of hiding. As she felt her connection to the elements increase, she felt the decrease in | '''La'Kata''' (pronounced ''la-KAHT-ah''), the goddess of the isle. Her passion for the animals and plants of Epios spurred into isolation. Living amongst the trees and embracing the solitary life. It was during the The First Shift, as beings began to increase in their habitation of Edalon, that La'Kata came out of hiding. As she felt her connection to the elements increase, she felt the decrease in her ties to the mortal races. As she walked the forest, she saw it was disappearing and the heartfelt cry as she mourned it's loss was heard throughout Epios. | ||
Going to the Southern edge, she isolated herself once more in the forest. Her tears shed repeatedly for the loss of the forest. The few beings that followed her, also felt the mutual love for nature and it's animals. It would not be long until the war was over and those that settled the land soon chased La'Kata and her followers from their hiding places. | Going to the Southern edge, she isolated herself once more in the forest. Her tears shed repeatedly for the loss of the forest and its creatures. The few beings that followed her, also felt the mutual love for nature and it's animals. It would not be long until the war was over and those that settled the land soon chased La'Kata and her followers from their hiding places. | ||
During the time of the flood, when the land bridge that connected Kodaven to Epios disappeared, La'Kata and her followers were forced to flee their homes. Chased by Henat's followers deep into the North, | During the time of the flood, when the land bridge that connected Kodaven to Epios disappeared, La'Kata and her followers were forced to flee their homes. Chased by Henat's followers deep into the North, they crossed what was left of the land bridge into Kodaven. The elements began to respond to the intruders that chased La'Kata to the isles. Her blessing from Kenutat allowed her to commune with nature. This beautiful gift was bestowed upon her followers. Those that carried a true blessing from La'Kata also bore runes upon their bodies. This runes would arrive shortly after birth and were in La'Kata's native (and ancient) language. | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 31 January 2021
| La'Kata | |
|---|---|
| Domain | Life and Nature |
| Alignment | Lawful Good |
| Home Plane | Edalon |
| Allied With | [Vancira] and [Marig] |
| Opposed To | [Henat] |
La'Kata (pronounced la-KAHT-ah), the goddess of the isle. Her passion for the animals and plants of Epios spurred into isolation. Living amongst the trees and embracing the solitary life. It was during the The First Shift, as beings began to increase in their habitation of Edalon, that La'Kata came out of hiding. As she felt her connection to the elements increase, she felt the decrease in her ties to the mortal races. As she walked the forest, she saw it was disappearing and the heartfelt cry as she mourned it's loss was heard throughout Epios.
Going to the Southern edge, she isolated herself once more in the forest. Her tears shed repeatedly for the loss of the forest and its creatures. The few beings that followed her, also felt the mutual love for nature and it's animals. It would not be long until the war was over and those that settled the land soon chased La'Kata and her followers from their hiding places.
During the time of the flood, when the land bridge that connected Kodaven to Epios disappeared, La'Kata and her followers were forced to flee their homes. Chased by Henat's followers deep into the North, they crossed what was left of the land bridge into Kodaven. The elements began to respond to the intruders that chased La'Kata to the isles. Her blessing from Kenutat allowed her to commune with nature. This beautiful gift was bestowed upon her followers. Those that carried a true blessing from La'Kata also bore runes upon their bodies. This runes would arrive shortly after birth and were in La'Kata's native (and ancient) language.
History
Mortal
Godhood
| D&D 5e Deities | |
|---|---|
| The Faerûnian Pantheon | |
| Lawful Good: | Ilmater - Torm - Tyr |
| Lawful Neutral: | Azuth - Helm - Kelemvor - Savras |
| Lawful Evil: | Bane - Loviatar |
| Neutral Good: | Chauntea - Deneir - Eldath - Lathander - Mielikki - Milil - Mystra |
| (True) Neutral: | Gond - Oghma - Silvanus - Tempus - Waukeen |
| Neutral Evil: | Auril - Bhaal - Myrkul - Shar |
| Chaotic Good: | Lliira - Selûne - Sune - Tymora |
| Chaotic Neutral: | Leira - Mask |
| Chaotic Evil: | Beshaba - Cyric - Malar - Talona - Talos - Umberlee |
| The Edalon Pantheon | |
| Lawful Good: | La'Kata |
| Lawful Neutral: | Kenutat |
| Chaotic Good: | Riguna |
| Chaotic Neutral: | Marig - Vancira |
| Chaotic Evil: | Henat |
| Other Important Gods | |
| Lawful Neutral: | The Raven Queen |
| Neutral Good: | Mat'Selesnya |
| Chaotic Evil: | Lolth |