Gaasyendietha
The Great Dragon of Creativity
The Painted One of the Inverted Tower , the ninth layer of Totripjah Uoinota, resides at the bottom of the Inverted Tower within the former Tower Core room known as the Inconceivable Gallery. The Tower’s curse causes the rooms within its confines to ever change causing some of the rooms to become defunct. This can trap tower delvers with whatever machinations the Tower provides. It is said that these alterations were made by the Painted One Herself as all of Her art is meant to open doors to the soul. Her mount is recognized to be a Orange Drake.
Dogma
Gaasyendietha is a visionary that is oftentimes ignored by Her twelve siblings. This is due to Her taking an interest in the art and creativity of the mortal races. Her self-exile was done for the purposes of going against Her nature and purpose to pursue a more artistic path. However, criticism from ignorance can cause Her to resort to Her more violent tendencies. The Painted One will steal the life from trespassers in the Inverted Tower and use their last words as inspiration for Her next work of art.
Gaining Favor or Redemption
Worshippers of Gaasyendietha aim to utilize Her ideals for the betterment of balahran society. Because of this, the balahran peoples have developed an appreciation of the arts and how history can be told through art. Redemption for the Thirteen is only for those that are Chosen, and the Chosen must perform acts that are abhorrent to that Great Dragon. For Gaasyendietha, this act is being boorish. To hold no appreciation for art and to lack the vision to interpret art.
Interactions with the World
Gaasyendietha influences the actions of Her worshippers through temptation, as is this is the typical corruptive action that all of the Thirteen use on their worshippers. Gaasyendietha's temptation upon Her worshippers is the need to express one’s self. This started as marking one’s achievements upon their body in the forms of tattoos, but it developed into making works of art that are dedicated to historical events and figures of interest. And thus, Gaasyendietha benefits from their expression.
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