Aerthane, Goddess of Air

Accepted Races - The Avardi, Gargoyles, Sylphs, Argali, Vukasin, Humans, Gavials, and Bolinaus.
Accepted Classes - Air-mages, Clerics, Templars, Hunters, Fighters, and Barbarians.
Beliefs and Characteristics - Aerthane the Goddess of Air represents all of those who live as a free spirit. Followers believe in a world without boundaries. Though this encompasses their carefree beliefs, they can turn violent the moment they are confined in any way. Often incorrectly viewed as impulsive, they do expend quite a bit of energy in the preparation and planning for which they fight.

Aerthane is often viewed as the most chaotic of all the religions, elemental or not. Those that worship this Goddess believe in a world consisting of little to no boundaries. To confine a follower of Aerthane is to bare witness to the passionate rage they could spring onto you in an instant. In extreme circumstances, imprisoned followers of Aerthane have been known to take their own lives rather than remain caged indefinitely. To take away one's freedom is to remove their very soul in Aerthane's eyes

The Aerthanian religion is most often at odds with Tetherias, the Goddess of Earth, and most closely associated with Astraeva, the Goddess of Light, and Pyrous, the God of Fire. It was Aerthane who visited Itzal following Pyrous in the time period leading up to The Great Shattering. Although she was dismissed in the same fashion as Pyrous, her venture was not without purpose. In the short amount of time she was there, Aerthane was able to study Itzal's research on not only his new shadow magic, but also that of his discarded light properties. Aerthane quickly discovered the natural balance that light would have against shadow and together with the other three elemental gods agreed to give this counter magic to a mortal being capable of using it for their intended purpose.