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	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]].		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]].

	~~When~~ [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <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.		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.

	==Realm==		==Realm==

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	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]].		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]].

	When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <s>number of ~~the~~ gods ~~was reduced~~ so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on 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.		When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <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.

	==Realm==		==Realm==

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	\|Name = Sehanine Moonbow		\|Name = Sehanine Moonbow
	\|Symbol = [[File:Sehanine01.jpg\|150px]]<br>Full moon topped by a crescent-shaped haze, or the crescent moon		\|Symbol = [[File:Sehanine01.jpg\|150px]]<br>Full moon topped by a crescent-shaped haze, or the crescent moon
			\|Aliases = Daughter of the Night Skies, Goddess of Moonlight, Lady of Dreams, the Luminous Cloud, the Lunar Lady, Moonlit Mystery, the Moon Mystic
	\|Alignment = Chaotic Good		\|Alignment = Chaotic Good
	\|Divine Rank = Intermediate Goddess		\|Divine Rank = Intermediate Goddess
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	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
	\|Name = Naralis Analor		\|Name = Naralis Analor
	\|Symbol = '''2E:''' A White Dove Shield<br>'''5E:''' A white dove		\|Symbol = '''2E:''' A White Dove on a Shield<br>'''5E:''' A white dove
			\|Aliases = The Healer, the Watcher of Souls
	\|Alignment = Neutral Good		\|Alignment = Neutral Good
	\|Divine Rank = Lesser God		\|Divine Rank = Lesser God
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	\|Name = Mythrien Sarath		\|Name = Mythrien Sarath
	\|Symbol = '''2E:''' Three rings; one blue, two gold<br>'''5E:''' A row of three intertwined rings		\|Symbol = '''2E:''' Three rings; one blue, two gold<br>'''5E:''' A row of three intertwined rings
			\|Aliases = The Protector, Watcher over Mythals
	\|Alignment = Chaotic Good		\|Alignment = Chaotic Good
	\|Divine Rank = Demigod		\|Divine Rank = Demigod
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	Later he constructed the elven Mythals, an epic task that required a large investment of power. Each Mythals that Mythrien had a hand in creating drained him of some power.		Later he constructed the elven Mythals, an epic task that required a large investment of power. Each Mythals that Mythrien had a hand in creating drained him of some power.

	His attempts to correct this mistake ended in his largest yet. In an attempt to stabilise his power, he bound his divinity into a magical ring. Unfortunately for him the ring was stolen by [[Malar]], [[Mask]] and [[Talos]] who trapped Mythrien's avatar in a dungeon in the material plane, unable to return to [[Arborea]].		His attempts to correct this mistake ended in his largest yet. In an attempt to stabilise his power, he bound his divinity into a magical ring. Unfortunately for him the ring was stolen by [[Malar]], [[Mask]], and [[Talos]] who trapped Mythrien's avatar in a dungeon in the material plane, unable to return to [[Arborea]].

	Without the ability to create any more Mythals, or send any other avatars to the material plane his worshippers have dwindled to levels which leave him in danger of fading out of memory and existence, thanks to [[Ao]]'s proclamation about tying divinity to the number of followers you have.		Without the ability to create any more Mythals, or send any other avatars to the material plane his worshippers have dwindled to levels which leave him in danger of fading out of memory and existence, thanks to [[Ao]]'s proclamation about tying divinity to the number of followers you have.


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	Later, she uncovered the fact that Araushnee was secretly with [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] behind Corellon's back. Araushnee found out that Sehanine knew and had either [[Vhaeraun]] or [[Malar]] drug her and keep her imprisoned temporarily in the [[Abyss]]. However, Seldarine said nothing about it as Araushnee let herself be "captured" by the orc god: [[Gruumsh]], in order to persuade him to go to war against Corellon.		Later, she uncovered the fact that Araushnee was secretly with [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] behind Corellon's back. Araushnee found out that Sehanine knew and had either [[Vhaeraun]] or [[Malar]] drug her and keep her imprisoned temporarily in the [[Abyss]]. However, Seldarine said nothing about it as Araushnee let herself be "captured" by the orc god: [[Gruumsh]], in order to persuade him to go to war against Corellon.

	Corellon fought to free Araushnee back, not realising that she was secretly trying to have him killed so she could claim ruler-ship of Arvandor and the Seldarine. When Grumush attacked, he was not capable of defeating Gruumsh alone, as Araushnee had poisoned Gruumsh's weapon in order to kill ~~Corellon~~.		Corellon fought to free Araushnee back, not realising that she was secretly trying to have him killed so she could claim ruler-ship of Arvandor and the Seldarine. When Grumush attacked, Corellon was not capable of defeating Gruumsh alone, as Araushnee had poisoned Gruumsh's weapon in order to kill him.

	Sehanine managed to escape from the the Abyss, and returned to Arvandor to find it in the middle of a war, and seeing Corellon wounded, she cried tears of sorrow that were enough to rejuvenate the broken Corellon into one last burst of effort. Where in a single stroke, he managed to wound Gruumsh's, causing the Orc Deity to lose his eye.		Sehanine managed to escape from the the Abyss, and returned to Arvandor to find it in the middle of a war, and seeing Corellon wounded, she cried tears of sorrow that were enough to rejuvenate the broken Corellon into one last burst of effort. Where in a single stroke, he managed to wound Gruumsh, causing the Orc Deity to lose his eye.

	~~Though~~ Gruumsh bears a grudge for the wound, ~~and~~ Araushnee was expelled from the Seldarine after her plans were exposed by Sehanine~~. Araushnee moved away~~, thereafter changing her name to [[Lolth]].		Now Gruumsh bears a grudge for the wound, while Araushnee was expelled from the Seldarine after her plans were exposed by Sehanine, thereafter changing her name to [[Lolth]].

	==Aspects of Aspects==		==Aspects of Aspects==

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	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]].		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]].

	When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <s>number of the gods was reduced so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on 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.		When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <s>number of the gods was reduced so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on 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.

	==Realm==		==Realm==

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	In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], '''Sehanine Moonbow''' ''(often referred to as "Sehanine" or "the Moonbow")'' is the goddess of Autumn, [[Twilight]], Dreams, Illusions and ~~funnily enough:~~ the Moon.		In [[Dungeons & Dragons]], '''Sehanine Moonbow''' ''(often referred to as "Sehanine" or "the Moonbow")'' is the goddess of Autumn, [[Twilight]], Dreams, Illusions and the Moon.

	She is a member of the '''Seldarine''' and is regarded as the mother of the Elven races. Depending on the religion, she is often considered to be either the ~~[[waifu]]~~ or the daughter of [[Corellon Larethian]], possibly meaning that the Elves could be a product of incest ~~(which, given the usual predalictions of the gods, is probably reasonable to assume either way)~~.		She is a member of the '''Seldarine''' and is regarded as the mother of the Elven races. Depending on the religion, she is often considered to be either the wife or the daughter of [[Corellon Larethian]], possibly meaning that the Elves could be a product of incest.

	==History==		==History==
	When the Gods first ~~winked~~ into existence, they set about crafting the universe. Sehanine put her lot in with the other deities that would be later considered "Elven" and ~~started~~ calling themselves the Seldarine.		When the Gods first came into existence, they set about crafting the universe. Sehanine put her lot in with the other deities that would be later considered "Elven" and began calling themselves the Seldarine.

	She ~~had the major hots for~~ their leader: Corellon Larethian, but unfortunately for her, he was already enamoured by ~~the deeply sexy and alluring~~ [[Lolth\|Araushnee]], while Sehanine was considered the odd blue haired nerdy girl who was content to let the others do the heavy lifting and contributed very little to the act of creation other than a few prophetic fan fics and moody poetry.		She loved their leader: Corellon Larethian, but unfortunately for her, he was already enamoured by [[Lolth\|Araushnee]].

	Later, she uncovered the fact that Araushnee was secretly ~~banging the edgy bad-boy~~ [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] behind Corellon's back. But said nothing about it while Araushnee let herself be "captured" by the pantheon jock: [[Gruumsh]]. The reason that she couldn't say anything about it was because ''(at least in the [[Forgotten Realms]])'' Araushnee found out that Sehanine knew and had either [[Vhaeraun]] or [[Malar]] drug her and keep her imprisoned temporarily in the [[Abyss]].		Later, she uncovered the fact that Araushnee was secretly with [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] behind Corellon's back. Araushnee found out that Sehanine knew and had either [[Vhaeraun]] or [[Malar]] drug her and keep her imprisoned temporarily in the [[Abyss]]. However, Seldarine said nothing about it as Araushnee let herself be "captured" by the orc god: [[Gruumsh]], in order to persuade him to go to war against Corellon.

	Corellon fought to ~~get his cheating spouse~~ back, not realising that she was secretly trying to have him killed so she could claim the ~~whole of creation without having to resort to a messy divorce~~. ~~But of course, as an Elf~~, he was ~~therefore gay and~~ not capable of ~~taking~~ Gruumsh alone.		Corellon fought to free Araushnee back, not realising that she was secretly trying to have him killed so she could claim ruler-ship of Arvandor and the Seldarine. When Grumush attacked, he was not capable of defeating Gruumsh alone, as Araushnee had poisoned Gruumsh's weapon in order to kill Corellon.

	Sehanine managed to escape from the the Abyss ~~somehow~~ and returned to Arvandor to find it in the middle of a war, ~~so distraught over the pain inflicted to the object of her affections~~, ~~who was the protagonist of so many~~ of ~~her blog posts and fan fictions,~~ that ~~her tears~~ were enough to rejuvenate the broken Corellon into one last burst of effort. Where in a single stroke, he managed to ~~thrust with his big, giant, well-oiled, magnificent, longsword into~~ Gruumsh's ~~face~~.		Sehanine managed to escape from the the Abyss, and returned to Arvandor to find it in the middle of a war, and seeing Corellon wounded, she cried tears of sorrow that were enough to rejuvenate the broken Corellon into one last burst of effort. Where in a single stroke, he managed to wound Gruumsh's, causing the Orc Deity to lose his eye.

	~~...and incidentally took out his eye, but that's by the by.~~ Though Gruumsh bears a grudge for the ~~attempted [[Rape\|violation]]~~, and Araushnee was expelled from the Seldarine after ~~the whole Scooby villain plot was~~ exposed~~. And she would have gotten away with it too if not for that pesky~~ Sehanine. Araushnee moved away ~~with the kids and changed~~ her name to [[Lolth]] ~~so that Corellon would not be able to find her.~~		Though Gruumsh bears a grudge for the wound, and Araushnee was expelled from the Seldarine after her plans were exposed by Sehanine. Araushnee moved away, thereafter changing her name to [[Lolth]].

	~~Sehanine then got her wish and became the waifu of Corellon, her fluids mingling with his fluids to create the Elven race or something, then she lived happily ever after~~.

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	Some Elves in [[Forgotten Realms]] also revere '''[[Angharradh]]''' "The Triune Goddess" — ~~which~~ is ~~what you get when you combine~~ Sehanine 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 ~~evicted~~ [[Lolth\|Araushnee]]. For, like, five minutes. At least, according to the local version of mythology. Technically, veneration of Angharradh should count as [[heresy]], but since it all stays entirely within the Seldarine pantheon, most elves don't [[Blam\|really care]].		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]].

	Those three only combine this way in their Elven forms because of the compulsive need for Elves to be [[Mary Sue]]s. Angharradh is the ultimate queen of [[Arvandor]] and the only true wife that Corellon really deserves, but she isn't really the goddess of anything specific other than the protection and promotion of Elves. Her clerics are usually also clerics for one of her other forms.

	When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <s>number of the gods was reduced so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on 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. ~~Elves, not being content to share their mythological origins with the other races just slapped on all the mystical dream crap after fact in order to make it more [[Gay\|Fey]]. So~~ Sehanine is apart from Selûne~~, but is a part of her at the same time, like a feminine Jesus~~. 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~~. 4e is like this~~.		When [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|4e]] version of [[Forgotten Realms]] setting <s>number of the gods was reduced so that an average Hasbro manager could count them on 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.

	==Realm==		==Realm==
	As an aspect of other powers, but as well as being a power in her own right, the Moonbow shares a few divine realms.		As an aspect of other powers, but as well as being a power in her own right, the Moonbow shares a few divine realms.

	* [[Planescape]]: She shares [[Arvandor]] with most of the pantheon~~. Simple!~~		* [[Planescape]]: She shares [[Arvandor]] with most of the pantheon.
	** Curiously, her main errant boy (well, not quite ''boy'') is Moonsilver (Px/⚲ tiefling/R10/CG) — ¼fiend/¾elf whose mother was killed by the relatives from [[Abyss]], so the goddess adopted this kid and raised as her own. Reactions of the elves from [[Forgotten Realms\|Faerûn]] to such news were never described. Which wasted an opportunity for a whole new epic worth of [[Butthurt\|cognitive dissonance]]: a lot of them [http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mb/20040519a are cheesed off] by seeing sparkly Elven blood polluted with inferior <s>Monkeigh</s> ''human'' stock, so ''fiendish'' [http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20010112 hybrids] are not mentioned in public as a part of elven history and make the elves [[Rage\|flip out]] if discovered.		* 4e: As the spouse of Corellon, she shares the Elven court with him and stays in [[Arvandor]], in both her Moonbow and her Triune Goddess forms.
	* 4e: As the spouse of Corellon, she shares the Elven court with him and ~~hangs out~~ in [[Arvandor]], in both her Moonbow and her Triune Goddess forms. Though since '''Hanali Celanil''' and '''Aerdrie Faenya''' haven't been connected to Corellon romantically, its unclear whether the the Triune Goddess shares his bed. Possibly having relations with three Elven babes by proxy through a fourth.
	** As '''Selune''', the Moonbow has her very own pocket of [[Ysgard]] called the '''Gates of the Moon''' which a realm of floating rock and ocean under a perpetual night sky, which is bound by its own unique set of rules:		** As '''Selune''', the Moonbow has her very own pocket of [[Ysgard]] called the '''Gates of the Moon''' which a realm of floating rock and ocean under a perpetual night sky, which is bound by its own unique set of rules:
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	Elves most often pray to Naralis to take care of the recently departed, but is also invoked by elven adventurers who wish to elude death. Occasionally Naralis will answer such prayers and give the elf an extension of life; but only ever once in their lifetime and it always comes with a ''geas'' appropriate to their ability.		Elves most often pray to Naralis to take care of the recently departed, but is also invoked by elven adventurers who wish to elude death. Occasionally Naralis will answer such prayers and give the elf an extension of life; but only ever once in their lifetime and it always comes with a ''geas'' appropriate to their ability.

	Naralis' church is primarily a mortuary cult, who deal with elven funerals. It is believed that his clergy started the practice of planting trees over elven graves, although the practice has grown beyond his church to the other elven deities who perform funerals, most likely Corellon or Sehanine herself. When not performing funerals, his Clerics tend to the sick and ~~they~~ dying.		Naralis' church is primarily a mortuary cult, who deal with elven funerals. It is believed that his clergy started the practice of planting trees over elven graves, although the practice has grown beyond his church to the other elven deities who perform funerals, most likely Corellon or Sehanine herself. When not performing funerals, his Clerics tend to the sick and the dying.
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	'''Mythrien Sarath''' is ~~a god~~ in danger of fading into irrelevance.		'''Mythrien Sarath''' is the Archfey of protection magic, who's power is in danger of fading into irrelevance.

	Mythrien's ~~first problem is the narrow focus of his~~ portfolio: [[Corellon]] ~~is already~~ the ~~overseer~~ of ~~''all'' elven magic, but delegated Mythrien specific authority over~~ protective magics and sent ~~him~~ to serve Sehanine rather than remain with Corellon directly.		Mythrien's portfolio was delegated by [[Corellon]] to be the Archfey of protective magics and was sent to serve Sehanine rather than remain with Corellon directly.

	~~His next problem was that~~ the ~~construction of~~ elven Mythals is an epic task that ~~requires~~ a ~~big~~ investment of power. Each Mythals that Mythrien had a hand in creating drained him of some power ~~and it was not like he had a limitless source to draw from in the first place~~.		Later he constructed the elven Mythals, an epic task that required a large investment of power. Each Mythals that Mythrien had a hand in creating drained him of some power.

	His attempts to ~~fix it caused~~ his ~~biggest problem~~. In an attempt to stabilise his power ~~level~~, he ~~followed the [[Sauron]] approach by having his avatar bind~~ his divinity into a magical ring~~. Obviously Mythrien never read the [[Lord of the Rings]] far enough to find out that this was a bad idea~~. Unfortunately for him the ring was stolen by [[Malar]], [[Mask]] and [[Talos]] who trapped Mythrien's avatar in a dungeon in the material plane, unable to return to [[Arborea]].		His attempts to correct this mistake ended in his largest yet. In an attempt to stabilise his power, he bound his divinity into a magical ring. Unfortunately for him the ring was stolen by [[Malar]], [[Mask]] and [[Talos]] who trapped Mythrien's avatar in a dungeon in the material plane, unable to return to [[Arborea]].

	Without the ability to create any more Mythals, or send any other avatars to the material plane his worshippers have dwindled to levels which leave him in danger of ~~dissolving~~, thanks to [[Ao]]'s proclamation about tying divinity to the number of followers you have.		Without the ability to create any more Mythals, or send any other avatars to the material plane his worshippers have dwindled to levels which leave him in danger of fading out of memory and existence, thanks to [[Ao]]'s proclamation about tying divinity to the number of followers you have.

	Those that remain make it their prime purpose to seek out the ring and return it, meaning the clerics of his clergy are massively outnumbered by questing champions. Though that's still not a very big number.

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	{{Infobox Deity		{{Infobox Deity
	\|Name = Mythrien Sarath		\|Name = Mythrien Sarath
	\|Symbol = Three rings; one blue, two gold		\|Symbol = '''2E:''' Three rings; one blue, two gold<br>'''5E:''' A row of three intertwined rings
	\|Alignment = Chaotic Good		\|Alignment = Chaotic Good
	\|Divine Rank = Demigod		\|Divine Rank = Demigod