Ena

A portrait of Ena, the battle-hardened elf

Ena's Holy Symbol: a frozen axe head

Ena (pronounced: EHNA), known as the Goddess of War, is the Neutral sibling of Thusur, part of the Lunareth Pantheon, and one of the Triplet Goddesses of the Plane of Balance. She is responsible for the Fey of the multiverse.

## Description

Ena is a High Elf with long silver hair, decorated in beautiful silver armor with red accents. Although a master of all weapons, she prefers to fight with a greataxe.

She creates many Lords to help her in battle, most of which are elves and fey.

Her holy symbol is the head of an axe, frozen in ice.

## Personality

Considered by most to be the more tempered and wise of her sisters, Ena earned the title of The Neutral One after she first took upon the title of Goddess of War, stepping in between her sisters to seize their bickering. Since then, she parted the Plane of Balance into 3 so that her sisters couldn't meddle in each others affairs.

## Abilities

Ena is a master of all weapons, an excellent strategist, and has a massive army she trained personally at her disposal. She has the ability to create indestructible weapons and armor with powerful enchantments to match whatever her needs in battle may be. While in the Plane of Balance, her control over the realm is unmatched, even by her sisters. She can create, destroy, and manipulate every aspect of her home plane to even the odds of combat.

## Worshippers

Ennites are incredibly common in Faerie and the rest of the Plane of Balance. Many consider her to be the most mature and clearheaded of the Triplet Goddesses. Many also owe their existence to her, since she was the one who separated the realm into three and was the first to bring life into the plane.

Ena's more devoted followers, called Deathdealers, are masters of combat and strategy. Despite the gruesome name, Deathdealers seek to end war, not create it. These followers are regularly blessed with incredible strength, skill, and cunning. To become a Deathdealer is a great honor for many Clerics and Paladins of Ena. When the stars align and the Triplet Goddesses are forced to work together, they summon The Vanguard, the unity of Ena's Deathdeelers, Muna's Peacekeepers, and Bana's Corruptors.

## Relationships

The Triplet Goddesses have a strained relationship amongst themselves. Their differences in personality and ideals are too great to put past each other and coexist as sisters. Ena rarely speaks with her sisters, and when she does, it is to make demands for them to stop bickering. She is not enthusiastic about her role as mediator for her sisters, but understands that if she does not do it, it will never get done.

Ena has a son called Zine, God of Redemption. In reality, Zine was raised by Muna and Bana more than Ena, since her responsibilities are greater. She regularly calls on Zine to help her with her sisters, who have a soft spot for Zine. Her relationship with Zine is more professional than anything, them needing each other regularly when their interests and domains align.

Ena is the closest of her sisters to Thusur, their brother, and is in excellent terms with Erasil, who she considers a mentor.

## History

### Division of the Plane of Balance

When Thusur first created Ena and her sisters, Muna and Bana bickered endlessly, unable to find compromise. Their bickering turned to all out war, which threatened to destroy the Plane of Balance, their home. As a result, she sought out Erasil and asked him to teach her how to create life. She used this power to create mortals in her image, the Elves. With her new army, she separated her sisters and broke the Plane of Balance into three, handing out the pieces to her sisters.