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Name: Lileath Species: Aeldari Goddess Eye Color: Blue Physical descriptor: A thin lean figure with pointed ears and shining blue eyes. Often draped in flowing hooded white robes, her silver hair topped by a golden circlet. this character Is the Aeldari Goddess of the moon, dreams, and fortune. She is the patron of seers and prophets, is a vision of radiant beauty, and is prayed to for clarity, prophecy, and foresight, especially by an Elf facing a great challenge or difficult decision or in need of some good luck. Lileath is also associated with innocence and forgiveness. It is claimed that she reads the intention written in the heart of every Elf and judges them not by their deeds, but by their heart's desire. In the Dance of Asuryan, it is said that one night this character had a dream of Kaela Mensha Khaine, that the War God would be torn to pieces at the hands of the Eldar, who were mortal descendants of Kurnous and Isha. this character would eventually tell Khaine of her vision of the future that saw the War God pursue and slay the Eldar until Asuryan intervened where he banished them from the Mortal Lands. Despite this, Kaela Mensha Khaine is known to have feared the Lileathan prophecy and that it would be fulfilled this character is prayed to for clarity, prophecy, and foresight, especially by an Elf facing a great challenge or difficult decision or in need of some good luck. this character is a patron of seers and gifted in foresight. Despite her position as one of the youngest of the gods in the Elven/Aeldari Pantheon this character is the Daughter of Isha, the goddess of fertility, nature, and the harvest, and her husband Kurnous, the god of the hunt and the wilderness. Due to her position as the daughter of Isha and Kurnous. Lileath can be described as the Divine Sister to the Aeldari species, who are also considered the children of Isha and Kurnous this character can be a generous Deity, but only ever on her own terms. Like the other gods of the Aeldari Pantheon. Lileath was slain viciously, and consumed by Slaanesh and, therefore, lost forever. During the age of the ancient Aeldari empire, many uninhabitable worlds were transformed into paradise planets. Those that survived the Fall of the Aeldari became known as Lileathan worlds or Maiden Worlds as they are named after the Goddess Lileath.