Lustava (3.5e Deity)

How can the most base, most pleasurable and most vital of all desires be wrong? These things are part of you for a reason. Embrace all of your primal urges and become what you where always meant to be.

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Enter 'h', 'd', 'l', 'i', 'g', or 'o' for parameter 'hdligo'
Symbol: A cow's skull
Home Plane:
Alignment: NE
Portfolio: Lust, sexual desire, seduction
Clergy Alignments:
Domains: Moon, Lust, Animal, Family, Domination
Favored Weapon: Net

Dogma


Clergy and Temples

Clerical training begins later than the other goddesses, around 15, with lessons on dogma during the day and brutal sexual violation during the night. As training progresses the lessons fall away to be replaced by more perverse and sickening acts of depravity. Only those who begin to enjoy the debauchery become clerics, others become temple slaves. Clerics wear blue. The ceremonies are few but all revolving around sexual excess and perversity.

Lustava takes virgins and animals noted for their sexual natures, such as cats, for sacrifices.

Pantheon

Lands of Blamakar


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