Earana

Earana is one of the Seven Goddesses of Haven worshiped by the Sacillum, and is the matron Goddess of the Wood Elves, who she is said to have created in her image. She is the Goddess of Life and growing things, and at the beggining of the world it was she who created all of the flora and fauna that populated it. Also representative of dusk and dawn, she balances the everlasting struggle between her two sisters. She is often depicted as a tall and dainty woman with flowing green hair, whose skin color is often pale, although it is sometimes shown with a green hue.

Her largest area of worship is the Forest Temple, located in the Grandulin Forest. It was created by the Wood Elves and is still maintained by Wood Elves, and her current chosen Sage is Istirus.

She is often thought of as one of the younger goddesses, and she has two elder siblings, Loriendil; Goddess of Light and creator of the High Elves, and Loriendil's twin sibling Nevariel; Goddess of Darkness, creator of the Night Elves.

Earana is also known to have a close bond with Natiel, Goddess of Water, without whom life could not survive.

Duskmeadow: Realm of the Forest
Earana's realm of paradise is Duskmeadow; the Realm of the Forest. It is depicted in the picture to the right. Duskmeadow is covered in lush, dense, yet easily traversable forest, with strong, tall trees of lavender color which tower over any tree found in Haven, and create natural halls and walkways which can be used to move about the peaceful forest. Many flora and fauna that live within this realm resemble slightly their counterparts on Haven, including butterflies of many hues, plants which move out of one’s way when they step too near, and vines which stand on their own and create beautiful designs throughout the forest.

It is said that Duskmeadow is trapped in perpetual twilight, constantly being lit by soft hues of waning amber light, and the atmosphere is said to be warm and fragrant, creating a stillness about the forest, even the animal life walks about at a deliberate, leisurely pace.