Selûna

Selûna is a prominent deity in many fantasy settings, particularly those inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. She is primarily known as the goddess of the moon, a celestial body often associated with cycles, mystery, magic, and the tides. Her portfolio commonly includes the heavens, navigation, lovers, and the huntress.

Followers of Selûna often revere her for her guiding light, especially for travelers at night and those navigating by the stars. She is seen as a source of comfort and inspiration, particularly for those who feel lost or alone. Her temples are frequently open-air structures, designed to allow unobstructed views of the night sky, or are located near bodies of water that reflect the moon's glow.

Selûna's divine symbol is typically a coin or disc, often depicted with a sliver of moon or a star. Her favored weapon is usually a bow or short sword, reflecting her connection to the huntress aspect. She is often portrayed as a beautiful, serene woman, sometimes with silver hair and eyes that shimmer like moonlight.

The mythology surrounding Selûna often portrays her as a benevolent but sometimes distant deity. She is frequently involved in cosmic struggles against darkness and chaos, using her celestial magic to protect the world. Her followers are encouraged to be wise, perceptive, and to find solace and guidance in the natural cycles of the world and the heavens.