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==Kiakoda, Guardian of the Green== | ==Kiakoda, Guardian of the Green== | ||
Coming from furrikin stock, it is commonly held that Kiakoda was the smallest of the | Coming from [[furrikin]] stock, it is commonly held that Kiakoda was the smallest of the Vernal Gods in size, retaining her diminutive furrikin stature, though reports vary as to whether she appeared as a small bear-like furrikin or more fox-like. Despite her innocuous form, however, Kiakoda was the most powerful of all the Vernal Gods. | ||
Not only did Kiakoda have the power of a | Not only did Kiakoda have the power of a Vernal God, but she also drew considerable power from, and thus empowered, the forests of Lusternia. Though none of the mortal races, or even the other Vernal Gods, seem to have been aware of the [[fae]] or the great spirits of nature at this point in history, scholars have confirmed that she was in constant touch with [[Faethorn|Faethorn Realm]] on the [[ethereal plane]]. Most [[wiccans]] and [[druids]] believe she hid the existence of the fae in order protect them from the Soulless Gods, while her detractors (mostly nihilist scholars) believe she did so in order to hoard the power of the fae for herself. | ||
Whatever the case, she was a force unto herself, repelling both Crazen and Muud in spectacular battles, which hurled them physically out of the forests they invaded. Though she was not overly concerned with what went outside the forests, Juliana the Evenhanded was able to draw her out to help out in several campaigns, where it was painfully apparent that her powers were diminished outside of the forests. Even so, she was looked upon with great awe and sometimes even jealously from the other Vernal Gods. | Whatever the case, she was a force unto herself, repelling both Crazen and Muud in spectacular battles, which hurled them physically out of the forests they invaded. Though she was not overly concerned with what went outside the forests, Juliana the Evenhanded was able to draw her out to help out in several campaigns, where it was painfully apparent that her powers were diminished outside of the forests. Even so, she was looked upon with great awe and sometimes even jealously from the other Vernal Gods. | ||