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| - | ''' | + | '''Nolandra''' is a minor deity of arcana and the sun. Long worshiped by only a scattered few, she rose to prominence as one of Pelor's staunchest allies during the [[Deity War]], and her followers have increased substantially since then. |
| - | + | Nolandrais a tolerant goddess who stands for both the life-giving nature of the sun and the power of the arcane to magically heal wounds. She urges her followers to use their powers to heal the sick and weary, but also to combat those who would cause pain and misery. She advocates making peace when possible and helping those who have strayed atone for their misdeeds, but does not tolerate willful acts of evil. She urges her followers to be bold and relentless when facing evil, but also to remember to have compassion for the victims of evil and to take time to appreciate the finer things in life. | |
| - | + | She advocates the destruction of mindless undead and those who would use undeath for evil, but cautions her followers that those who condemn themselves to undeath for the greater good should be honored for their sacrifice. | |
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Revision as of 01:02, 10 May 2011
Nolandra is a minor deity of arcana and the sun. Long worshiped by only a scattered few, she rose to prominence as one of Pelor's staunchest allies during the Deity War, and her followers have increased substantially since then.
Nolandrais a tolerant goddess who stands for both the life-giving nature of the sun and the power of the arcane to magically heal wounds. She urges her followers to use their powers to heal the sick and weary, but also to combat those who would cause pain and misery. She advocates making peace when possible and helping those who have strayed atone for their misdeeds, but does not tolerate willful acts of evil. She urges her followers to be bold and relentless when facing evil, but also to remember to have compassion for the victims of evil and to take time to appreciate the finer things in life.
She advocates the destruction of mindless undead and those who would use undeath for evil, but cautions her followers that those who condemn themselves to undeath for the greater good should be honored for their sacrifice.
