Ashtar

The Deity of Good and Evil was first seen by the God of Law and Chaos as a complete obliteration of the order and bedlam of the universe, but Ashtar was in fact an understanding of these natures of reality and a position for why. The stuff of creation and the ordered nature of what was and what was to come conflicted with the morality of these things, but as the god Atavius came together with Ashtar they formed Aluein. In both of the gods' eyes, Aluein was a perfect representation of what could be. A being with agency and an understanding for her own nature and the nature of the reality around her. Ashtar saw the morality of the Law of Death, but understood that allowing life to exist and entities to have control of their own destiny but the ability to effect the destiny of others as simultaneously the most moral and most evil measure that could be taken against life.
Halflings focus a lot of attention on the deity Ashtar as they are the aspect of what is right and wrong for the individual and for societies as well.
Ashtar has two Facets:
⯁ Facet of Benevolence. This Facet of Ashtar focuses on the desire to do good deeds for others. In the most basic understanding of this are the Golden Rules: Treat others as you would like others to treat you, do not treat others in ways that you would not like to be treated, and what you wish upon others, you wish upon yourself. In this manner of empathetic thinking, creatures can come to understand one another despite differences of origin, either biological or societal. The Facets of Benevolence and Malevolence are not absolute dichotomies. The two bleed together in the middle and create an area in between that is a spectrum of difference between the two Facets. It is the hope of those who focus on this Facet to do the most good possible.
⯁ Facet of Malevolence. This Facet of Ashtar focuses on the desire to do evil deeds to others. It is an absolutely break from the nature of Benevolence, in that there is an active desire to harm others, to subjugate, to belittle, to defile. This comes from a position of ultimate self-importance, though the motivation for Malevolence can come from a number of different positions in between the two Facets. Those that focus on this Facet may do so for a desire for power or the selfish goals of the individual. Others may focus on this to serve in some retributive or vengeful way.