Corellon, the Verdant Lord

Title: God of the Fey, the Verdant Lord, the Lightbringer, the Divine Muse, the Azure Star, the Protector and Preserver of Life

Home: Arvandor

Alignment: Chaotic good

Portfolio: Arts, music, beauty, the dawn, spring, new beginnings, arcane magic, the Fey

Domains: Light, knowledge, nature

Symbol: An eight-pointed silver star

Favored Weapon: Longswords

### Teachings

* Cultivate beauty in all that you do, whether you’re casting a spell, strumming a lute, or wielding a blade.
* Act with the etiquette and grace befitting nobility, even if you aren’t highborn. Capture elegance in every movement, be first in valor, be unimpeachable in dignity, and let your deeds transcend your words.
* Respect nature and the sanctity of beauty
* Seek out lost magical items, rituals, and spells.
* Detest those who have done detestable things. Wipe out evil, and thwart the followers of Lolth and Gruumsh at every opportunity.

### Followers and Clergy

Both high and wood elves revere Corellon as their creator, although their worship is most popular among the eladrin. While not all fey creatures worship them as a god, they all respect and acknowledge Corellon’s power and authority as god of the Feywild. Artists, musicians, and writers of all varieties often worship Corellon, seeking the Lightbringer’s spark of inspiration.

Corellon’s clergy is fairly unorganized and autonomous. Followers often serve as artisans within their community, creating public displays of beauty to inspire and enlighten the common folk. When followers of Lolth creep from the shadows, however, Corellon’s followers often form highly skilled teams to hunt down and eliminate their influence.

### Clothing and Symbols

Corellon’s followers often wear amulets or rings bearing his symbol, the eight-pointed silver star. Ceremonial robes often feature the colors of spring such as light greens and blues interspersed with bright flashes of floral patterns and colors. Many believers often craft beautiful floral crowns and necklaces for celebrations and holy days.

### Places of Worship

Natural spaces are sacred to Corellon, and many followers designate striking waterfalls, vibrant mountain meadows, and clearings within ancient forests as holy sites. Within society, most of Corellon’s most striking temples are within eladrin cities, and feature extraordinary architecture and beautiful craftsmanship. Most temples double as a celebration of the arts, and many display the sculptures, paintings, and tapestries of local artisans. Temples often boast impressive theaters and concert halls.

### Sacred Texts

* The Tome of Enlightenment - Filled with lyrical poetry, moving prose, and beautiful illustrations, the Tome of Enlightenment offers advice and guidance for those seeking to create beauty. One of the most moving of any religious texts, the Tome has inspired countless folk sayings and quotes, often used by those with little faith or connection to Corellon.
* The Lay of the Seldarine - A strikingly tragic poem, the Lay describes the sundering of the Seldarine during Lolth’s betrayal. It serves as a reminder of the need to defend and champion the ideals of beauty and light and remain vigilant against Lolth.