Artemis

Artemis is the goddess of archery, athletics and sports. She is a member of the Protectorate.
Primary Enemy = Chimaera
Secondary Enemies = Atropal, Umbra, Zoor'Ztsh, Oblivion
Artemis is married to Othtur, and these two deities can be venerated as one by a cleric, who gains access to priest miracles, miracles granted by both gods and spells of the Air, Fire and Life Spheres.
Artemis is a member of the Protectorate, alongside Itrenar, Asmodeus, Xarfinsel, Tyrevor and Othtur. A true loyalist, she maintains good relations with all these deities except Xarfinsel, who she believes not to be dedicated to the cause of light so much as her own growing powerbase both in Sandoria and in her native lands upon Vaishun.
Artemis rules over the precepts of archery, athletics and monster hunting. The rigorous physical training she demands her worshippers subject themselves to is intended to prepare them to one day become ruthless pursuers of the most deadly and ferocious creatures which roam the Naenese countryside, from rampaging predatory animals to the very spawn of Chimaera herself which lurk within the underworld.
Artemis' clerics engage in sporting competitions with one another in order to hone their skills. Her doctrine is such that any alignment can be found amongst her worshippers - as long as the individual devotes themselves to cleansing the world of some manner of hostile beast or crucial threat to the Protectorate's operations, they are welcome amongst her congregation. For this reason, there are varied strata of moral character within her church, from true believers who seek the earnest protection of the Naenese people to psychopathic manhunters who take pleasure in pursuing and slaying enemies of the divine covenant. A cleric's virtue is not important to the goddess - only their devotion to the Hunt.
While Itrenar presides over the sacred practice of mage hunting, and tyrevor rules over those who destroy the undead, Artemis and her husband are tasked with the eradication of more mundane prey and the upholding of laws over the populace.