Revanna (Rev-ahn-uh)
The Witch Goddess, Angel of Death
Revanna, deity of death and divination, is most often portrayed as a stunning woman dressed in a beautiful black gown, wearing some piece of jewelry with a skull motif. Revnnaa is a demanding deity who expects obedience from her followers. She is the "angel of death." The goddess who takes your spirit and decides your eternal resting place in the afterlife. Revanna herself makes her home on the hellish river of fire Infernus. She resides in Castle Infernus, a dark, foreboding structure that sits astride the flowing river of fire.
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Tenets of Faith
- Honor the dead, for their deeds echo beyond their passing.
- The journey beyond life is sacred; do not seek to pervert its course.
- Guide souls to their final rest, and let none linger unnaturally.
- Fear not death, for it is but a door to the next path.
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Upon death each soul is taken by Revanna to Infernus. There she escorts the soul through the fiery river, guiding them to their final resting places. Infernus serves as a purifying crucible where souls are cleansed before their passage to the afterlife. If the mortal was deemed worthy, their soul is taken to sit alongside their god whose tenets they most embodied. If the soul is deemed unworthy they may wander the The Endless Sea, or if a mortal sin was committed, then sent to the Nine Hells to spend an eternity of pain and torture.
Revanna makes no decision on whether a death is just or not; she views all with a cold and uncaring attitude, and decides on which of the Divine Isles, or the Nine Hells a soul will spend eternity. Revanna is also the goddess of prophecy: from the moment a creature is born, she sees what its ultimate fate will be, but reserves final judgement until that soul finally stands before her. As the goddess of death and rebirth, she abhors the undead and considers them a perversion.

Death, Knowledge (Divination), Magic (Necromancy)
Alignment:
Lawful Neutral
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