Chimaera

Chimaera is the goddess of fertility, monsters and the bizarre.
Chimaera is often thought of as the earthly manifestation of Oblivion, the great and terrible feminine energy that spawns life into the material only to torment and destroy it through the tortures of the monsters at her command. Her voluptuous form is said to elicit both extreme arousal and horror in those who look upon her, for she is the birther of lower forms and the supreme violence of carnality. Pheromones pouring off her body drive sexual frenzy but heighten senses of fear also. Although Chimaera is depicted as both humanoid and bestial, depending upon the location of her worship, her feminine fecundity and ferocity are always apparent. Swaying hips and huge fertile breasts are portrayed alongside sharp talons and glowing red eyes which speak only of dreadful fates to come.
Through Chimaera the form granted by Oblivion is carried through into the earthly plane of Thaelis-Y'Arda in its most monstrous aspects - all creatures that inspire terror and dismay are her children, and she is said to love them as parts of herself. For all her fierceness and dread, the goddess spares affection for the deformed cast out of society for their unfortunate appearances, the lone abominations who are cared for by none and the children begat by her own clergy.
Due to her rape by the Devourer, the dark aspect of Orboros which fell upon her in a fit of raw lust and filled her womb with various monstrous creatures which now lurk in the dark reaches of the world, Chimaera holds a burning hatred for all males except her own male offspring. She will not tolerate males of any stripe or race within her clergy, and many of her churches ritually capture and sacrifice men upon their altars in her glory. She is the saviour of vengeful wives and power-hungry women seeking to dominate men who stand oppressively above them. For this reason, humans and talfar societies utterly ban her worship in all of their cities, and drive her followers by any means from lands they hold influence in. this does not, of course, prevent some women of both races from plotting her rise from within civilisation's walls.