moonsSolinari

Solinari is a fictional celestial body, specifically a moon, featured in the role-playing game Pathfinder. It is one of the two moons of the planet Golarion. Solinari is often described as the "moon of light" and is associated with the goddess Sarenrae, who represents the sun, healing, and redemption. Its celestial appearance is typically depicted as a bright, white orb, sometimes with golden hues.

In the lore of Pathfinder, Solinari plays a significant role in various religious and magical practices. Its presence is often linked to divine magic, particularly that of clerics and paladins who worship Sarenrae or other deities aligned with good. Astrologers and diviners also pay close attention to Solinari's cycles, believing them to influence the ebb and flow of magical energies and prophetic insights. The moon's phases are said to have tangible effects on certain spells and rituals, making its position in the night sky a crucial factor for practitioners.

The counterpart to Solinari is the dark moon Lroona, which represents the moon of shadow and is associated with deities of darkness and trickery. The interplay between these two celestial bodies is a common theme in Golarion's cosmology, symbolizing the balance between light and shadow, good and evil, or order and chaos. Solinari's influence is generally seen as benevolent, promoting growth, clarity, and positive change. Its appearance is considered an auspicious sign by many inhabitants of Golarion.