Lûn

Lûn was a member of the N'Ptalini Pantheon, revered as the Goddess of Healing and Hope. She was the youngest daughter of Nach'Tarr and is considered the only God who ever truly died. 
==Goddess of Healing and Hope==
== Death ==
During the war between Cor'Garun and Nach'Tarr, weapons were deployed that threatened to tear the universe apart. Lûn sacrificed herself to heal these tears in the fabric of the universe. Her father confirmed that unlike other defeated gods, she had truly passed into the underworld, and was truly dead. 
Her death shocked the gods out of their incessant struggle, and all of them agreed on an armistice in her honour. Some assume that said armistice was broken during the Siege of Geshi N'Ptah, but so far, this is a theory only. 
==Iconography==
* adolescent female, white skin with blue striations, often with blue wings
* usually depicted absent, by an empty chair or a single blue feather on the floor 
==Dedicated Holidays==
As Lûn is dead, she officially has no dedicated holiday.
==Common Followers==
As Lûn is dead, she officially has no followers and no temples. Nevertheless, many people still hold her in high regards and occasionally light a candle in her name or offer similar, tiny devotions. 
== In Popular Culture ==
* The song 'Last Priest of Lûn' by Bobby and the Beetle Eaters deals with irrational hope against all reason. 
==Notable Followers of Lûn==
Followers of Lûn
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Category:N'Ptalini Pantheon