Mirresh

Mirresh
Laughing face (usually female)
Aliases	Goddess of Laughter
Alignment	Neutral Good
Divine Rank	Lesser Goddess
Pantheon	Praemal
Portfolio	Frivolity, laughter, pleasant diversions
Domains	3E: Good, Protection, Trickery 5E: Life, Trickery
Home Plane	Unknown
Worshippers	Actors, bards, entertainers, toymakers
Favoured Weapon	Rapier

Mirresh is the goddess of laughter, frivolity, and pleasant diversions. She's the sister of Gaen.

Appearance

Mirresh is depicted either as an extremely beautiful woman, laughing and dancing playfully, or as a cavorting young girl. Both depictions are often depicted with flowers or flowering plants.

Worshippers

Most people in Ptolus know the location of her innocuous shrine, as it's the starting point for parades and festival, and the centerpiece of great parties. Though she doesn't have many regular worshippers, many still give her thanks and honor her during joyous celebrations like those for births, weddings, and coming-of-age ceremonies. Her clergy attempts to bring joy and happiness to other peoples lives, holding many celebrations, parades, and parties throughout the year. They also make toys along with puzzles and games for children, and sometimes dress up as clowns or organize comedic plays and puppet shows. For them there should always be a time for laughter, no matter how dark things may seem. Like her sisters priests, her high priest has an odd rule to follow, this being that every third week of the month, the high priest must walk around the temple five times naked.