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Yvoziel, the Lady of Light, is the patron goddess of stellar creatures, their progenitor and the one whose dreams make up their afterlife. Most of her divine self remains sleeping, for now, as she has such limited drive after the loss of her lover that she just wants to let time pass until it doesn't hurt anymore. It is from her holy body that the Stellar Incursion expands, created by a yearning for a connection that can never be remade. She cares for her people, as much as she can care about anything but her loss, and is the ultimate authority to whom they answer, yet she is only very, very rarely roused to action. | Yvoziel, the Lady of Light, is the patron goddess of stellar creatures, their progenitor and the one whose dreams make up their afterlife. Most of her divine self remains sleeping, for now, as she has such limited drive after the loss of her lover that she just wants to let time pass until it doesn't hurt anymore. It is from her holy body that the Stellar Incursion expands, created by a yearning for a connection that can never be remade. She cares for her people, as much as she can care about anything but her loss, and is the ultimate authority to whom they answer, yet she is only very, very rarely roused to action. | ||
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Revision as of 23:40, 10 September 2026
Domains:

- Stars and the ways they relate to us and each other
- Exploration and the joy of traveling together
- Fatigue after a great and terrible loss
Yvoziel, the Lady of Light, is the patron goddess of stellar creatures, their progenitor and the one whose dreams make up their afterlife. Most of her divine self remains sleeping, for now, as she has such limited drive after the loss of her lover that she just wants to let time pass until it doesn't hurt anymore. It is from her holy body that the Stellar Incursion expands, created by a yearning for a connection that can never be remade. She cares for her people, as much as she can care about anything but her loss, and is the ultimate authority to whom they answer, yet she is only very, very rarely roused to action.