Ihena

Part of the second wave of the gods, progeny of Ihenandar, a god who split into two. Her counterpart is Iskandar.
A guide to people, one that would lead them through the darkness and guide them to a better place. She was a protector—some of the stories that survive are of her leading lost children back home or guiding ships back to shore.
Her symbol is a shepherd’s crook. When she lived she oddly enough took the form of a tiefling woman, her horns sprouting from her forehead and resembling a crown of sorts with multiple rounded tips.
Much like many of the gods, she perished in the war of the gods in the second era, but was resurrected through a sacrifice of the flesh in the third era, sometime between 1498-1500 AV by a young wizard known as Amos the Sojourner. She currently resides in his wand.
Category:The Grand Pantheon