A Lesser God of the [[Pantheon of Isemar]] also referred to as the Lady of Dreams. ![[Nyxara.webp]] **Domains:** Dreams, Sleep, Night **Alignment:** Neutral **Appearance:** Nyxara is depicted as a serene, ethereal figure with long, flowing hair that blends into the starry night sky. Her eyes are closed, as if in perpetual sleep, and she is often shown surrounded by wisps of dreamlike mist. **Role and Personality:** Nyxara is calm, mysterious, and ever-dreaming. She governs the realm of dreams, where she weaves the hopes and fears of mortals into the tapestry of the night. Her presence is felt most strongly in the moments between waking and sleep. **Sign:** A crescent moon cradling a star, with wisps of mist swirling around it. The crescent moon and star represent the night and dreams, while the mist symbolizes the ethereal and fleeting nature of dreams. **Worship Practices:** Nyxara's followers include dreamers, mystics, and those who seek visions in their sleep. Her temples are quiet, peaceful places, often adorned with silks and soft cushions, where worshippers can meditate or sleep in hopes of receiving visions. Offerings include incense, lullabies, and artefacts from the dream world. **Key Myths:** - **The Dreamweaver:** One popular story tells of Nyxara weaving the dreams of a great hero, guiding them through visions that led to the defeat of a powerful enemy. It is said that those who honour Nyxara in their dreams may receive guidance from her. **Notable Relationships:** - **With [[Sylara]] ([[Sylara|Muse of Creativity]]):** Nyxara and [[Sylara]] share a playful and productive relationship. [[Sylara]] often draws inspiration from the dreams Nyxara weaves, and in turn, Nyxara enjoys seeing how her dreams manifest in the waking world as art and music. They are kindred spirits in their desire to bring beauty and wonder to the world. - **With [[Neroth]] ([[Neroth|Harbinger of Death]]):** As mentioned earlier, Nyxara and [[Neroth]] share a somber relationship. Nyxara’s role in guiding souls through their final dreams complements [[Neroth]]’s role as the guide to the afterlife. Their relationship is one of quiet understanding, with both deities accepting the inevitable transitions of life and death.