Dina

### Physical form

Big voluptuous kazena woman coloured red. Lacking in detail. Carries large brass magical cane with big red orb on top.

### Magic affinity

Planomancy, Astromancy, Pyromancy

Dina is the Kazenan Goddess of Earth, also known as the goddess of the red earth, and one of the three Divine creators, together with Nara, the goddess of water and Fejra, the goddess of life.

## Physical shape

Dina's physical shape is that of a big, voluptuous kazena women who is coloured a bright red. The woman is lacking in detail, her skin looks like smooth armor and is shiny, she does not have nipples and she also does not have a face. She carries a large magical staff made of brass, with a big glowing red orb on top, about the size of a fortune teller's globe.

She has not been known to ever appear in her physical form in front of anyone.

## Worship

Dina is honoured, just like the other three divine creators, by upholding the balance of the world by both using and maintaining, keeping the flow of energy going throughout the world. Where most would mostly take, honouring Dina in a way that strengthens your bond with her means you must also give back to the earth. Creating minerals from alchemy, restoring previously destroyed rock formations and such are considered honourable acts by Dina. To worship her, many choose to manifest large pentagonal basalt plinths, like often seen around the coasts of Daneval, as both a tribute to Dina and the religion altogether.

Dishonouring Dina, like the other three Divine Creators, is barely possible. All creatures act on the will of the Divine Creators, since their purpose is to keep the energy in the world flowing. No matter what one does, it creates entrophy and ensures the flow of energy continues.

## Mythology

Dina is one of the three Divine Creators according to Kazenan mythology.

In the beginning, when there was yet no world, Kana came down from the divine plane together with three goddesses with a holy plight. Dina, Goddess of the Red Earth, Nara, Goddess of Water and Fejra, Goddess of Life. Under the command of Kana, they would form the world.

Dina was up first, forming the red earth from pure energy. She created mountains, valleys, volcanoes and canyons, yet they were barren. Her magical staff was like a brush that painted the landscapes of varel with pure energy.

Nara then followed, cooling down the boiling red earth with water. Vallies filled and canyons became troughs on the bottom of the oceans of the world, which she created. Much of the water evaporated and turned to steam, creating the clouds and the atmosphere. But the world's energy would slowly die out.

It was Fejra who created life, the plants, the fish, the animals, and the kazena. These creatures' lives were to be stores of energy, cycling it all throughout, keeping the world fresh and alive.

These three creators' powers would sustain one another, keeping up their magnum opus perpetually. Kana and the Divine Creators departed for the heavens and keep a close watch on their work to this day.

## Allegiance

Followers of Dina have a slightly easier time practicing Astromancy, planomancy and pyromancy. Dina grants little power unless the bond with her is quite strong indeed. She gives most power if one worships her together with the other two Divine Creators, completing the trinity and keeping a special magical balance in the worshipper.