Saedeia

Saedeia - Watercolour by King Fisher Arts

About

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First Appearance

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Saedeia

Other Names

Saedeia

Waejiran elemental goddess of water, the sea, and all things aquatic. She is said to have sprung directly from Silat. She is attributed with teaching the treahni the arts of brewing, distilling, and vinting. Saedeia is often depicted as a beautiful woman with long flowing blue hair laced with ribbons of sea-plants, small shells and starfish, her lower limbs are sometimes depicted as a singular tail of some great fish.

Key Dates

1st of the 12th Month

Saedeia's Day - The winter snows melt, rivers and creeks fill with water, and the might of Saedeia is apparent upon the world. Waejirans celebrate the return of fish to the rivers, and pray for a succour from flooding.

Church Hierarchy

Holy Seat

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Pontiff

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Priest

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Laity

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Tenets of the Faith

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The Celestial Realm

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See Also

Saedeiadur