Editing Sehanine Moonbow (section)

==Aspects of Aspects==
Some Elves in [[Forgotten Realms]] also revere '''[[Angharradh]]''' "The Triune Goddess" — Which is Sehanine temporarily merging with the other feminine Elven Goddesses: [[Sune|Hanali Celanil]] ''(Goddess of Love)'' and [[Akadi|Aerdrie Faenya]] ''(Goddess of Air)''. This merging actually happened when they banished [[Lolth|Araushnee]].

In the [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting came along they <s>reduced the number of gods so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on his fingers</s> "discovered" most gods to be aspects of a handful, Sehanine became an aspect of [[Selûne]], who is the Goddess of the Moon in general, and represents something a little more primordial. Sehanine is apart from Selûne. Since in 4e Hanali Celanil and Aerdrie Faenya themselves are considered to be aspects of the more general Goddesses [[Sune]] and [[Akadi]] respectively, all 3 aspects of Angharradh are ''also'' aspects of other deities. Note that this doesn't make sense within the context of the history of those deities in the Realms: all the elven gods are interloper deities and exist outside of the Realms as well, making it impossible for them to be aspects of purely Torillian deities like Sune or Akadi. In 5e, this retcon was, in turn, retconned, and all the elven deities (alongside other merged deities) have reacquired their own individuality.