Leusfiette

Leusfiette is the Goddess of Redemption of the Imperial Pantheon, once known as The Daemon of Pain centuries ago. She is the wife of Arianne, the Goddess of Lesser Love.
== Biography ==
Leusfiette once was the Daemon Lord of Pain, known as the Crown of Thorns. She was one of the most powerful Daemon lords of the first to sixth century, hailed by her followers as the Umbral Lord of new ages, and perhaps she would rise to such power if not for the goddess Arianne. On 545 AtS, The God of Lesser Love was charmed by Leusfiette's beauty as Daemon's cult clashed with local city, after which she began her attempts at courting the Daemon Lord. 
At first, The God of Pain reacted with hostility, attacking Arianne on sight, but overtime she warmed up to the strange god. The Fluttering Heart managed to form a connection with the Crown of Thorns, resulting in Leusfiette wishing for more and more of Arianne's attention. Eventually, the Daemon asked the Goddess for her hand in marriage, but Arianne had one condition - Leusfiette would abandon her status as the Daemon Lord of Pain. With The Fluttering Heart's aid, the process was successful, although, ironically, incredibly painful. She was reduced to a mere Quasi-Deity, but with further help from Arianne, she eventually became the Goddess of Redemption. Nowadays she is a popular god, known for her forgiveness and willingness to help those seeking redemption.
Shortly after her ascension she elevated a knight to sainthood, the The Knight-Regnant is to this day her one and only known saint, known to track down oath-breakers who betray Leusfiette's redemption. Many speculate that she elevated the Knight-Regnant to sainthood to face her, should she fail in her own redemption.
=== Channel Divinity: A Sentinel of Redemption ===
Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to help others be better.
Everyone has a troubled past, but everyone has an equal chance to redeem themselves, including your enemies. You can channel your divinity to try and convince the person to turn a new leaf. If they were suffering from the effects of being charmed, they are instantly cured and will feel remorseful for any bad they did. You may try to roll persuasion with advantage, and +1 for every point you verbally bring up and explain the wrong in. The DM then makes a private roll and, using their judgment, decides the outcome, based on the character’s morals and steadfastness. If you succeed and it is during combat, they will immediately surrender if alone, and will actively help if in a group. You may try to convince a number of creatures that can hear you equal to your proficiency modifier plus one within a 60 foot area. 
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