The Lady of Redemption

Ellane, The Lady of Redemption, also known as The Mother of Redemption, is a Deity in the Majara universe. She is a newly formed goddess who champions the cause of guiding sentient races towards righteousness and redemption. Ellane's teachings emphasize maternal care and guidance for all sentient beings.

[list] [*]1. Overview [*]2. Origin and Nature [*]3. Teachings and Worship [*]4. Physical Appearance [*]5. Influence and Legacy [/list]

1. Overview

Ellane is revered as a nurturing, motherly figure. Her philosophy is centered on the belief that those who have strayed into evil are not inherently malevolent but simply misguided and in need of guidance to return to the path of virtue.

2. Origin and Nature

Shaped by Stella, Ellane's persona diverges from the contemporary notion of motherhood. She believes in strict, yet fair, discipline, reflecting an older, more traditional set of values. Her approach to correction and guidance can be stern, but it comes from a place of deep care and responsibility.

3. Teachings and Worship

Ellane's teachings focus on violent methods of correction when needed and redemption. She advocates against killing and encourages her followers to employ various non-lethal means to convert those who have fallen into darkness. Her moral code emphasizes standard ethical principles, including refraining from killing and stealing, and advocating for kindness and respect in interpersonal interactions.

4. Physical Appearance

Contrary to many deities, Ellane manifests as a robust, middle-aged woman, indicative of a life engaged in physical labor like woodcutting, smithing, or farming. Her appearance is marked by the toils of work, including several scars earned while manifesting in the material plane to protect her first follower, Stella.

5. Influence and Legacy

The influence of Ellane spans various sentient races, advocating a doctrine focused on redemption and forgiveness. Her followers are known for their commitment to protecting and guiding those who have lost their way, reflecting the maternal and protective essence of their deity.

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