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Revision as of 04:50, 15 February 2007
| Lorielan | |
| Realm | Wisdom and Enlightenment |
| Symbols | A crystal scroll |
| Relatives | Proteus |
| Allies | Miramar, Goddess of Justice
Mithraea, Goddess of the Sun Neraeos, Lord of the Ocean Pentharian, Lord of Valour Tarah, Goddess of Compassion. |
| Enemies | Apollyon, God of Suffering,
Shaitan, God of Opression, Twilight, God of Darkness, Eris, Goddess of Chaos, Keresis, Goddess of Vengance Aegis, God of War Indrani, The Demon Queen |
| Order Name | Samadhi |
| Temples | Siorraidh, in the Shamtota Hills |
In the early days of Creation, the Elder Goddess Lorielan took no realm, but was the consort of Proteus, leader of the Elder Gods. She plotted with Khalas and Agatheis to overthrow Proteus. This Triumvirate failed, and Lorielan was sentenced to exile in the Crystal Plane, where she ruled for three millenia as the Jade Queen. In the Modern Age, Lorielan repented of her sins and was forgiven by Sarapis, who allowed her to leave the Crystal Plane. She became the Goddess of Knowledge, later taking on the mantle of Enlightenment.