Arianne

Arianne is the Goddess of Beauty and Lesser Love (Lust) of the Imperial Pantheon, known for successfuly courting and converting her wife Leusfiette from a Daemon Lord to a God.
== Biography ==
Arianne once was a consort famous for her charm, wisdom, grace and beauty, being the ideal woman of men and women all across Ferra. She would only accept the most wealthy, influential, or famous clients, adding exclusivity to her services, only fueling their desires. Young women followed her style zealously, making Arianne the symbol of beauty of early post-stormrift Ferra. This near-religious following caused her ascension into a Quasi-deity, only adding to her divine beauty. In 110 AtS The God of Art Telian asked her to become his muse, to which she agreed, elevating her to the rank of Lesser Deity.
On 545 AtS, during a battle of Daemon Lord's Leusfiette cultists and local city guard, she was charmed by Crown of Thorns' beauty, resulting in decade-long courting attempts by Arianne. At the beginning, Leusfiette reacted with only hostility, but with enough time she warmed up to The Fluttering Heart, resulting in Arianne helping The Daemon Lord cast away her godly status in order to marry her.
=== Channel Divinity: Heat of the Moment ===
Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to cause foes to lose themselves.
Lust is a powerful tool, and when facing a problem, could be the key out of it. 
Choose a number of sapient creatures equal to double your proficiency modifier within 60 feet of you. They can roll a Wisdom or Constitution saving throw, which they do with advantage if they already have a lover or don’t do love, against your Charisma ability check. In this check, you can add your proficiency modifier, twice the modifier at level 10 and up.
If the creature(s) fails, they see you as the most beautiful person they have ever laid eyes on and will go to great lengths for your attention. This spell cannot be ended with anything short of Greater Restoration or Wish and it lasts for 24 hours. 
You will have an easy time in convincing these creature(s) to act for you, though it will still be difficult to convince them to put themselves in direct and grave harm. Through flirtation and (empty) promises you might further convince them to act against their own best interests.
The effect will end if you or any obvious close ally (such as directing someone) directly attack it, in which case it will be heartbroken and have to roll a D20, if it rolls evens it will be too sad to do anything and roll with disadvantage for every roll for a day, if it rolls odds it will feel angry and humiliated by you, and will start recklessly attacking you and your companions, giving it disadvantage on defense and advantage on offense.
If the spell ends naturally, they will remain friendly or neutral, depending on their character and what you convinced them to do. If they are informed of the spell, they will turn hostile