Mineralis

Best Friend's Bracelet

This simple woven bracelet is worn and a little faded. The symbol of Mineralis has been carefully woven into the material. When equipped, this bracelet always fits perfectly on the wearer's wrist. As a Ritual, the wearer and any number of alies may join hands and make a promise of friendship. At the end of the ritual, each of the participants gains their own woven bracelet. This bracelet can only be removed by the wearer, or in the event that the friendship is dissolved. Casting the Ritual more than once nullifies previous rituals. Wearers of the bracelets gain the following boons:

Friendship Connection

Once per short rest, any wearer may cast Locate Creature on another member of the friendship circle.

Friendship Ward

This artifact operates as a permenant modified use of the Warding Bond spell. While any members of the friendship circle are within 60 feet, each member gains +1 bonus to AC and saving throws (this does not stack) and has resistance to all damage.

Each time a member of the circle takes damage, any other member may choose to take half of that damage instead. Taking damage in this way does not proc this effect. There is no range limit to this effect.

It is said that Mineralis was gifted the original bracelet by a young child with nothing else to their name.

The Constallation of Mineralis

This six starred consetllation resembles a slightly misshapen copper coin. It is said that when Mineralis is watching from the Cosmos, their sign can be seen in the sky.

This symbol is stamped on Copper coins and can often be seen on signage for traders and shopkeepers.

To believe strongly in Mineralis is to believe that Value can be found in anything if one looks hard enough. It is appreciation of what one has, physically and metaphorically, and a desire to fill one's life with abundance.

Mineralis is more of a passive God, without any concrete goals. They're content to collect things while encouraging people to create new things and connections to spread their domain throughout the world.

Mineralis' mortal forms are inconsistent across Diyonic Religious lore. Many portray them as a Dragon with an impossible hoard, some as a Halfling at a Banquet, others as the Goblin Queen, and others still as a friendly Dwarf in a cave of riches. Regardless of the form, common themes include elaborate clothing, a large use of accessories, and an abundance of coin.

As Goddex of Value, Mineralis can materialize valuable objects. This domain, however, is quite broad, and gives Mineralis some control over Luck and Love (of all sorts) as well.

Most Religious scholars can agree that, if nothing else, Mineralis is at least as old as Dragons given the creatures' penchants for hoarding. Others argue they must be far older, given that even the simplest of creatures form social groups and find value in things such as safety and security. Either way, Mineralis' influence over Diyon is quite apparent.

The Great War was a double edged sword for Mineralis. On the one hand, so much of value was utterly destroyed seemingly overnight by the Calamity, and more still would be lost in the years to come. Still, the disaster brought many together and the value they found left in the world and in each other was a powerful force.

The Gods have little concept of Gender in general, and Mineralis is particularly unbothered with the varying ways mortals care to address themselves.