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The Goddess of Aer

The Goddess of Aer is often depicted as a trickster, fond of pranks and riddles. It's often believed she flits around the realm, invisible to all but felt as a huge gust of that blows past. In a se...

The Goddess of Creation

Much like the Goddess of Ruin, Aiyara can be found in mysterious places. She gifts her power to individuals she deems worthy of her image; proud, protective, and a deep desire for knowledge. Follow...

The Goddess of Lune

The Goddess of Lune is often depicted as a weaver, the night sky being her greatest creation; in modern times, it was said to be a gift for her lover, Sol, to cover him while he rests. In the past,...

The Goddess of Ruin

Rioghain is everywhere. You need only look for her machinations in misfortunate events. She thrives on chaos and mischief, working in ambiguity and inconsistency. She gives her gift of her affinity...

The Goddess of Terre

Terra wears many faces, and the lore and myth surrounding her is some of the most contradictory amongst all of the deities. Perhaps that is in large part due to the prevalence of her worship in the...

The God of Fluvia

Utilizing this particular affinity requires little in the way of worshipping Fluvia himself; more so it requires a commitment to the mutability of life, itself, as well as close proximity to the el...

The God of Pyre

Pyre is known for his passionate and proactive nature, all-consuming while pursuing his goals. For his followers he is righteous, benevolent, and just. His detractors see instead a temperamental ...

The God of Sol

“The same sun shines upon us all.”

Unlike most of the other gods and goddesses of Inspera, the Church of Sol is a single hierarchical, unified entity, spread across the continent and, in some pl...