The Pathsister

Dolamyn, the Pathsister is the praiseworthy goddess of travel, trade, and freedom, and is usually worshiped by merchants, slaves (and those undergoing oppression), prisoners, nomads, mendicants, Free Wranglers and wanderers.
== Description ==
=== Appearance ===
The Pathsister is described as a beautiful woman with fair skin, draped in gold jewelry. Her hands are usually depicted as being bound in silver crowns while her ankles are bound with silver chains. It is said that she is determined to remain bound until the world is free of oppression and enslavement.
=== Personality ===
The Pathsister is said to be incredibly kind, nurturing and benevolent. She has a soft spot for the imprisoned and the enslaved.
== Commandments of the Pathsister ==
== Artifacts ==
The Pathsister's two divine ordnances are both themed after the freeing of oppressed peoples and the toppling of tyrants and dictators. Chainclipper is a two-bladed, gold plated dagger said to be strong enough to slice through any material. Tyrant's Bane is a warhammer that channels the energy of the oppressed. Neither weapon has been wielded by mortal hands.
== Known worshipers ==
=== Campaign 2: A Clockwork Brass ===
* Eislyn, a Humanoid rogue.
* Izolda, a Shadar-kai artificer and seamstress.
* Free Wranglers.
== Holy days ==
Worshipers of The Pathsister observe two holy days. Dolamtide is a period dedicated to crafting holy objects with tithed coins, said to bestow luck and longevity. It is also a seven day long period wherein business owners are expected to give discounts to their products, and see increased business. Cycle Anew is first day of the year, and is often dedicated to The Pathsister. 
== Trivia ==
* Earlier versions of Iskandera had The Pathsister as a man who was brothers with the early version of The Dawnmother.
** This version was called Dolamyn, the Pathmaker.
*** These early versions also had fate, prophecy, invention and creativity in their portfolio.
* The Pathsister is based on Critical Role's Avandra the Changebringer and the Forgotten Realms setting's Waukeen and Tymora.
* The Pathsister's personal name, Dolamyn, is based on the Slavic goddess Dola.
* In Iskandera: Campaign Setting Emergence The Pathsister is described as being made entirely out of gold with hands bound in silver crowns. This was changed to give gods and goddesses more humanoid forms.