Himere

Himere is the patron of poets, singers and lovers (particularly female lovers). She is the sometimes consort of Erato, God of Love and the two usually have no trouble sharing domain over the matters of the heart, though there are some wonderfully interesting stories of the fights that erupt when the two of them disagree. Himere is chaotic in the extreme and encourages her followers to compose for a purpose, typically to illustrate in as effective a way as possible the cracks and foibles of society. Her priests tend to vary wildly in their political associations and activities and there is no real hierarchy within the church itself.

Though Himere has few foes among other deities, she particularly despises Phlegethon and the one situation in which her followers tend to work well together is fomenting dissent against the Lord of Tyranny.

In the Aebasan Orthodoxy, Himere has a seat on the governing Celestial Council, placed there at the request of her father when he chose to refuse the seat himself.

Himere the Poet

Goddess of Poetry

Descriptive Info

Gender: Female

Avatar: Bregi; Paetla the Songweaver

Consort(s): None

Allies: Alcyoneus, God of Youth; Cebren, God of Music (father); Clementia, Goddess of Mercy; Erato, God of Love; Furinus, God of Wine; Terpsichore, Goddess of Language; and Thea, Goddess of Art (mother).

Foes: Phlegethon, God of Tyranny; Podarge, God of Destruction; and Stheno, God of Decay.

Spiritual Info

Rank: Intermediate

Nature: Anarchistic

Ethos: Agathocacological

Major Influence: Poetry

Minor Influence(s): Song, Love, and Music

Spheres: Creation, Healing, Glory, Mysticism

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