Yvltal

Yvltal is the goddess of travel, change, and fortunes. She is worshipped by bards, rogues, gamblers, and wanderers the world over. She is the daughter of Silvana and Mephistopheles, conceived through rape. This also makes her the granddaughter of Bahamut and the great-niece of The Raven Queen. 
Due to her orgins, Yvltal struggles with her identity as either a good or evil god. As a result, she wanders the universe searching for herself. Many world travelers and those who suffer from wanderlust find a kindred spirit in her. 
==Appearance==
Despite her violent origin, Yvltal is a frail creature who inherited her mother's beauty. She is frequently depicted wearing simple traveling clothes or simply rags, and carrying a lute. Due to her association with song, she often appears on the covers of the hymn books of some of the more progressive temples. 
==Abilities==
Yvltal invented singing, and taught it to the first humans to settle Fortuna. As a result, she is revered by bards and songwriters all over the world. 
Yvltal temporarily reconciled with her grandfather Bahamut when she was instrumental in dealing a decisive blow during the Third God War. However, Yvltal just as quickly began to question herself again for betraying her father and has been wandering ever since. 
Category:Gods