Xar

Goddess of Light, Order and Healing. 
               Xar once existed as a mortal woman in a time with scant light before the Gods. She ventured into the air and discovered the artificial sun and activated it. The people began to venerate her after being unable to understand her explanation of how it worked. As Myrtu arrived to the world and order began to form, Xar manifested as the Goddess of Light, the result of eons of ancestor worship of her.
               As a manifestation of divine light, Xar wields a holy laser rifle that fires white hot light. She is a gentle and patient individual, however, and her most devoted followers gather together in a holy order of engineers and architects. Her guiding light encourages large, peaceful empires. 
               Xar genuinely cares for all mortals, and operates The Bar at the End of the World, a mysterious bar that manifests in random locations. If you drink until blackout, you wake up healed of any malady. The Goddess has also been known to bless those in her favor with the ability to regenerate from any wound at Dawn, even death. 
               Xar is a former partner of the God Kartas. They have one child together, Zartas.
APPEARANCE
               Xar is a beautiful woman decorated in Steampunk style clothing. She wears goggles, she is wearing leather gloves, and she has three belts around her waist. She is wearing beetlejuice style pants and she is smoking a cigarette. She is one of two goddesses both described as “the hottest one”. 
WHAT IS THE SUN?
               From the ground, the sky looks a little oversized compared to ours on Earth, and a little oranger. In truth, it isn’t a sun, but an enormous construct, a mixture of arcane magic and engineering that no one knows how to operate other than Xar. This machine predates the arrival of Myrtu, and no one knows who built it. 
HOW DO YOU WORSHIP HER?
               Xar encourages mortals to engage in trade work, artistry and technical work to celebrate her. Unfortunately, this has encouraged devout worshippers to engage in the creation of pointless, elaborate contraptions just to prove how much they love her, which she despises.