The Luminaire

Many Deities perforate the lands of Leomoth, their power and will within every single thing. One such deity is The Luminaire, Goddess of Joy, Art, Beauty, and Family.
=== Appearance ===
The Luminaire is typically depicted as a beautiful, slender woman with tanned skin and light hair. Assuming she is depicted clothed, she normally is shown wearing a flowing white silk dress.
=== Symbology ===
The Luminaires most common symbol is a silver rose, with four thorns on its stem.
Any kind of flora designs can be found in art surrounding The Luminaire, whether that be in fields, or in a bouquet.
The Rainbow, a symbol of general happiness, is not uncommon to see in association with The Luminaire, and some depictions of her physical form show rainbow motifs or multicolored sections.
=== Early History ===
The Luminaire has always been worshipped in some respect, whether that be her domains, or her as an entity. There has never been an official sanctioned religious hierarchy for followers of The Luminaire, and as such her history and worship survived The Age of Strife not through tomes, but through oral tradition.
=== Modern History ===
After The Age of Strife, followers of The Luminaire helped bring the people of Leomoth from the brink of despair, helping people regain hope, and the will to rebuild. Most public worship of The Luminaire is done at small shrines, typically at the center of towns and cities. Many wells are dedicated to her, and people often throw coins into them, invoking her name and wishing for good fortune, and happiness.
=== Religious Practice ===
As there is no uniform way to worship The Luminaire, there are no official guidelines on the faith. However, most followers have these tenets in common:
# Be happy. The world is full of countless wonders and excitements, and you're not going to find any of them if you're busy moping.
# Be generous. Help people down on their luck, brighten their days in any way you can, and dont be afraid to spend a bit of coin on a bit of fun.
# Be wise. There are times for joy, and times for seriousness. Without sadness, joy can not exist, and vice versa.
=== Notable Worshippers ===
Kasdri Valmorn
Thaddeus Hargrave
Nathaniel Lightheart
Halrune Virynore