| Kastalia, Goddess of the River | |
| Realm | Rivers and Lakes |
| Symbols | a water lily, the tear, and a kingfisher |
| Relatives | Caspian (grandfather)
Neraeos (father) Ourania (mother) |
| Allies | see Relatives |
| Enemies | None |
| Order Name | the Fluvadha'thi |
| Temples | the Temple of the River upon Meropis |
Lady Kastalia, Goddess of the River, reigns as the fluvial Queen, guarding the sinuous waterways of the land. Existing outside of factional constriction, She remains within the watery depths as an enigmatic, complex Divinity.
History
In the year 385 AF, the Goddess of the Moon awoke from Her slumber and shed a single tear for the beauty of the vast world. The tear rolled off into the churning waters where it was seemingly forgotten, yet instead of letting it drift through the ocean it was captured by Lord Neraeos and placed within a hidden temple in Riparium for safekeeping. Along with the tear, He sent a trusted priest to tend to its growth. It began to grow into a young Goddess and upon Her birth the rivers of the world became clear of a toxic substance that tainted them. The newly emerged Divine was named 'Kastalia' and was given governance over the lakes and rivers that were once part of Her father's realm.
For little over a century did the Goddess stand proudly amongst Those of the Garden, before roaming into the lands of the unknown. It was in the year 581 AF that She returned, summoned by the the unfaltering faith of Her Chosen and the powerful magicks of the Delta Alliance.
The Fluvadha'thi
The devoted cult of Kastalia practices a strict religion, and are governed by the revered Code of Nine. Following the sacred tenets of Discipline, Reason, Knowledge, Faith, Diligence, Patience, Ambition, Temperance, and Truth, the Fluvadha'thi willingly give their mind, body and soul to the Lady of the River.
Divine Symbols
Kastalia possesses three prominent symbols, each of extreme importance. The first is a blooming water lily, and the second is that of the tear, and the third is a vibrant kingfisher.